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Sunday, September 15, 2002
THIS OR THAT.
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This week's "theme": potpourri.
1. Paper or plastic?
Plastic. Because of my horrible hand injury, it's a little hard for me to grip things for long without a handle.
2. Stripes or plaid?
Stripes.
3. Baseball or football?
Neither. I am not a fan of spectator sports, but I do like Duke basketball, and I can always watch any boxing match.
4. TV or movies?
Tivo.
5. Craig Kilborn or Conan O'Brien?
Conan, of course.
6. Amazon or BN.com?
Ah, well, Amazon.com is almost always (but not always) cheaper. But bn.com makes it much, much easier to search for audiobooks, plus they have same-day delivery here in Manhattan. So, the answer is, I always check both, and if bn.com is cheaper, or if it's even close, or if I'm in a hurry, then it's bn.com. But, if Amazon.com can save me more than a couple bucks, then I usually go with that.
7. Yahoo or Google?
I love Google. It's so smart. Note, however, that Google provides the Web search results for Yahoo, so it's kind of a stupid question.
8. Star Trek or Star Wars?
I like Star Wars better than the original series or the new "Enterprise" series. But I like the other series (The Next Generation, Deep Space Nine, and Voyager) better than Star Wars.
9. Cats or dogs?
Dogs! I love dogs, and I hate cats. I'm also allergic to cats, but, honestly, that has nothing to do with it.
10. Is that for here or to go?
For here. Here's something interesting: in Manhattan, they never say "for here or to go". They say "to stay or to go". At first, and for years, I defiantly replied, "For here!" But now, they've got me saying "to stay."
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