Buy a third of the normal amount of donuts you usually do, and cut them all in half.

Whether it be texts or discs, they take up lots of space on shelfs and book cases around the house. Real question is: it is even worth it to keep the hard copy of entertainment anymore?

I'm not much of a fast food eater, but I am a fan of the Big Mac. I actually went over 10 years without giving McDonalds my business, until last summer when this girl wanted to take me out for some Micky Dees. She paid and I caved. Moderation is the key I guess for fast food.

I got up as far as figuring out the possibilities:

72 1 1

36 1 2

18 2 2

12 3 2

9 4 2

6 6 2

24 1 3

12 2 3

8 3 3

6 4 3

18 1 4

9 2 4

12 1 6

9 1 8

These are all the possible sets of 3 numbers that all have the product of 72. Repeated numbers in one set implies twins.

I stopped drinking pop for a while now, but my choice would be Dr.Pepper. I always thought that Dr.Pepper tastes like a mixed red and blue Icee.

I am currently in a steep money situation looking for a part-time to manage my small expenses. I am currently a 20 year old university student. When I was 16 I started off at Ontario minimum wage (around $10/hour) at a grocery store and until last year I was at $12.50. I quit that job (in June because of location) and worked another summer job at the Toronto Exhibition (Kids Fair) at 11.40/hour. It is almost impossible to get a raise now a days working an entry level position and my question is this: Should I go back to working at a horrible store (Wal-Mart/Grocery Store) at minimum wage($10.25) with all this experience or should I try to do some a little better (Apple Store/Foot Locker/Best Buy) that'll pay about $12/hour? I live walking distance to stores that'll pay me minimum wage and it'll cost me about $20 a week to travel to the "better" stores. I just feel like working at minimum wage at 20 years old is embarrassing, are any of you doing it?

My 8 pack, and soon to be my thunder thighs. I just got into bicycling.

I stopped playing video games completely.