Los Angeles is one of the obvious cities to be on the list. Atlanta is also easy to add. (3 hour traffic jams daily with the outbound traffic is an immediate qualifier in my mind. )

I'd also include the Hartford area. It is not far from NYC, and the whole general area is a bit of a mess traffic-wise. What cities would you add to the list?

Personally, I love guitars. I might not be an amazing player, but it is definitely one of my favorite pastimes to pick up an old acoustic guitar and play some simple stuff. I enjoy electrics as well, but given that my hands aren't as fast as those of some electric guitarists, acoustic guitar seems to be where I am at my best.

Any other los amantes de la guitarra here?

As you can tell from the name, I'm a huge roadgeek. I make roadsigns. They aren't entirely based on real life, and they're rather based on whatever my imagination comes up with or whatever road signs should look like. I may also redesign lousy interchange/intersection setups or even entirely new roads through a small area.

Here's some roadsigns I made today:

Google Glass is a system that is displayed with a head mount. At first, I thought this was an old April Fools joke, but it turns out this is real. I wonder what Makestation thinks of it?

What do you think is the best forum software? My personal favorite is IP.B (which is however too darn expensive). Second to that is phpBB, but Mybb with themes is awesome too.

Take four letters and make a sentence out of them. Example

WIRG -> Walmart Is Really Good (it actually isn't, but i'm trying to make a point)

I'll start, obviously:
GOOD

I learned from the new boston on youtube. He teaches basically EVERY language you can think of, and some more (wine making, chemistry...). But I know a lot of you have learned the legitimate way, by reading a book or sitting in class. So how did you learn?

Some people believe that ISPs should be publicized and the internet should be free for everyone to use.
I wouldn't mind this, as long as government isn't irresponsible with it. Irresponsible being laws like SOPA (what would have been.) Either way, free to use internet is something I would personally love. Depending on what speed you want from your government you may pay slightly higher, but this would go on your taxes.

What are your thoughts?

edit: move to debates please...

Since there is a thread for worst restaurant chains, I've decided I'd make one for BEST restaurant chains

Fast-food wise, I like Subway and Chick-fil-a. Otherwise, I eat a local restaurants.

What service do you use for online storage (like Dropbox, Google Drive, SkyDrive). I personally use Google Drive because it came with chrome and is hooked with my Google account, but I also have a Dropbox account full of stuff.