Pardon my impertinence...

... but this is a question I've always wanted to ask of those inhabitants of the blogosphere who have it: how is it you guys have a "Current Music"? It surprises me a little, because when I've the headphones on, usually a playlist is being walked through. Usually the list is of an entire album, so I would've understood the "Current Music" blank being filled in with the name of one collection. But just one song? Is that the song you're playing *when* you are writing your post? Is there a possibility that the song changes as you hit "Publish" and therefore it technically isn't "Current" any more? If so, do you wait for it the song to return in its "Repeat" slot before releasing the mouse button? Or is it more literally speaking, the only song being played continuously (I've done that myself once or twice, but not everytime)?. As I said, it puzzles me.

*** In a sort of Blogging version of the Moore's Law offshoot, why is it that the smaller, the post the more the number of comments? Is it because one feels that since it is compact, it must be that much more profound, more saar packed from margin to margin? Or is it that there is an unwritten quota of words per blog, and if the blogger will not, the commentor will complete it? As I keep saying, it puzzles me.

(OK, you can call it an "Observation", not a "Law").