I like the new Doctor, although I hope he tones down the manic-ness a bit. I haven't warmed up to the new Companion, though.

Yuck. An opportunity for full-body shoeburyness.

I never use Browse by Date, or Browse by Tags. I visit the site about twice a day, and just start at the top and read until I get to the first article I've already seen. That means I never ever get to the bottom of the page, so if there's anything really important down there in the grey space at the end, I'll never see it! Occasionally, I use the social media buttons, and I don't see that they clutter the page. In fact, they make it easier to share the articles, and passing Neato stuff around is what it's all about.

List of categories? Oh look! There's a list of categories over there! I guess I don't use those, either.

I love that you have the whole article on the main page--it's awful to have to click click click to get the details. The way it is now, I skim almost every article, even if it's not particularly interesting at first. Sometimes I'm surprised. If the main page showed only headlines, I wouldn't read nearly as much.

Font and picture size work for me. I really like the subdued color scheme.

He's been watching too much "Lars and the Real Girl."

One favorite is "Time Enough At Last," with Burgess Meredith. I'm also a compulsive reader, reading the ingredients on the ketchup bottle when nothing else is available. I can remember the first time I saw that episode, how excited I was to imagine books stacked up as far as the eye could see. Then the horror when his glasses broke. I still cry at the end.

I love the flesh-eating bacteria. It comes with a little knife and fork.

I must remember to thank my husband for getting that vasectomy.

The horse looks like the genetically mutated, over-muscled cow I've seen pictures of recently.

I've used these in my classroom, and I don't care for them. Papers become separated much more often than with traditional staplers. The kids liked the novelty factor, though.