Elementary burgernomics

As a special treat I decided to get McDonalds for my son, since he's been fairly well behaved during his Spring Break. He orders the usual kid meal, and I figured that I only had enough money to get a double cheeseburger for myself. Which is okay, because I try to avoid eating McDonalds except for for those times when I basically only really need to eat something that just fits the mimimum requirements to be classified as "food". Apparently the lady at the drive through apparatus didn't hear me say "double cheeseburger", so it's a good thing I usually run through my order before I give them my money. And that's how I discovered the difference between a "McDouble" and a double cheeseburger: one piece of (processed) cheese (product)...and about $0.17.

While putzing around again today, I discovered what might be the genuine Twitter profiles of every principle castmember of the Harry Potter films. They are, of course, locked. If they weren't I'd figure they were fakes - like the Christopher Walken and Alysson Hannigan profiles that were recently outed. I think Gerard Butler and Kevin Spacey might be the real thing, but I am trying to not *follow* celebrities just because they're there. Oh - I can now post to Twitter via text message, thereby cementing my status as a complete dork who has no life.

(Dorkiness also evidenced by the fact that I found the above image HIlarious...)

Now, I have spreadsheets to work on. It's okay to envy my glamorous life. Really. I'm fine with it.