So, yesterday evening I found my Microsoft Points card that I had recently ordered from Amazon waiting at my doorstep. I had purchased said card with the expressed intent of purchasing Braid which I proceeded to do a bit later. It was fun. It was original. It was not, however, the end-all be-all that some have inflated it to be.

In an unrelated query, why does McCain insist on repeating the "Obama will meet with the president of Iran without preconditions" line? It isn't clear to me what his goal is there. I happened to speak to some people while waiting for food earlier today and they didn't know what the word "preconditions" meant. I know they can't be the target demographic, but the people who are the target demo probably know enough to not be swayed by arguments focusing on semantics of a single statement. I suppose fundamentally, there may be a brewing argument as to the utility of the silent treatment as a method of international relations.



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