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Because the snow keeps falling. You clear up the snow and ice, and 2 minutes later, it's all back. It's a pain.

Here in Chicago, we are getting boatloads of precipitation-- rain and snow flurries. Come, take our water, please.

Just spent $870 on textbooks, so I feel the pain too. Great tips everyone.

Getting warmer. 34 deg F today.

No damage was done, thankfully. My biggest worry is the car sliding down and running someone over. My neighbor has little 5 year olds who run around on the sidewalk and play in the snow in front of my driveway. Luckily, this was midnight when it happened.

I live in Chicago as well, and black ice sent my parked car flying down my driveway in the middle of the night and set off the car alarm.

An increase in hormone levels can lead to hypersensitivity as well; remember those teenage hormones? :D

Yeah :) Have a happy new years everyone!

I've been fascinated with the neurocognitive process of thought formation for a long, long time. I do not find anything funny about how people think; much of human behavior can be explained biochemically or psychologically (IMO). *shrugs* (I probably went off-topic here)

I know Windows Updates for Windows XP stopped a while back.

You all are so awesome! :) Each of you embody a very unique personality. I've come across all sorts of people here, and I find every single one of you special.

I've seen some unbelievably rude people-- I saw a girl who obnoxiously mouthed "Caaan youuu taalk?" as if the person she was communicating with was mentally incapacitated. Argh

This is a question that has been bugging me for a while. When I think, my thoughts come in discrete sets of logic which are guided by speech / sound. However, how does a person who has never perceived sound think? Do they see themselves signing instead of hearing themselves speak? Thanks

I'm at that age... you know, girls and stuff xD I'm always so serious that people forget that there's another side to me :D

Thank you for posting this. Upon reflection, I realized that I am rather serious and uncomical. I picked up a book on personality development, so I will give that a shot :)

According to the Merriam-Webster Medical Dictionary, a disability is any kind of "physical or mental impairment" that prevents one from pursuing an occupational desire. That implies relativity; if one can easily go through his/her life without hearing, then it's hardly a disability. However, if...

Haha, the company I work at is actually developing this currently. Google Glass's speech recognition capabilities are quite advanced. The software we're developing for the glass actually goes a step further and modulates the pitch, allowing different voices to show up in different subtitle colors.

I'm not 21 yet so I don't know :)

I am a hearing person, but Deaf culture is something I've been interested in for a while. I'm also going into medicine, so I like understanding everybody's perspectives.

Omfg that is just flipping amazing Grummer! I would love a car like that!