I don't understand why seoulsearch just followed someone else's lead and put a "none of this allowed" in her thread title. Don't we have enough of those restrictions already?
I don't understand why seoulsearch started with 90% cocoa. That's like learning to fly by taking an F-15 fighter jet out for a spin. Try Lindt dark with orange. It's much easier on cocoa content and it has orange. After you get used to that, try Lindt 70%. I wouldn't go above 70% for normal people. Even I don't go above 85%, and that's only with Moser Roth (Lindt's 85% tastes like bitter dirt... they don't do it right.)
I don't understand why Microsoft has so many stupid default settings. Automatically run files on a flash drive? Automatically hide extensions for known file types... like .exe? Automatically execute attachments to emails? REALLY!?!! And they wonder why we started calling it Look Out! Express instead of Outlook Express? Are we doing everything we possibly can to get people's computers hacked? Is there not something we might possibly have overlooked in an effort to make it easier to steal data? Oh wait... here's a new one, Microsoft Sense automatically broadcasts your home internet password to friends, and if any friends have used your internet their Microsoft Sense will automatically broadcast your password to THEIR friends.
I don't understand why everything Microsoft does to (ostensibly) make it easier to use a computer winds up making it easier for others to use your computer.
I don't understand why a chicken is the only animal most people eat before it is born and after it is dead. Nobody I know has ever tried duck eggs. Or goose eggs. Or emu eggs (those are big for one to make scrambled eggs for a family of five.)
It's totally a thing.
