We read every comment, whether you're just giving us a thumbs up or offering a bit of constructive criticism, and this week we received a lot of outstanding feedback. We work hard to make DVICE an interesting place for you to visit, so keep telling us what you want to see, what you liked and where you feel we may have missed the mark.

It's not too late to chime in on your favorite gadgets for germaphobes or which Blu-Ray title you're looking forward to most. Did the iPod Nano price cut distract you from the unit's cheaper — and innovative — competition? Also, be sure to check out Shift, where Stewart Wolpin asks you, "Is photo printing dead?"

Some of our favorite comments this week:
Polaroid stops making instant film, critics get shaken up
By Curtis: "I've got about 15 packs in the fridge. Hopefully, they will last the rest of my lifetime."

HD DVD owners try their hardest to sell used equipment to newbies
By Stephen Larkin: "The wrong side won the war but... I have my player and all my titles at rock bottom prices :)"

Normal watches, not what they appear, keep a special secret
By Jen: "I like few watches, and ever fewer 'novelty' watches, but these are so classy."

Crazy dinette defies laws of physics
By Sodapop: "These may defy optics, but I am confident they follow the laws of physics in regards to force vectors."

Those are the nice ones. Click Continue to see a few commenters who have a cruel sense of humor.

German scientists use the blazing sun to chill their frosty brewskies
By Delosworld: "That photo proves that cold beer has a large amount of estrogen-like hormone compounds."

'Gravity Lamp' lasts 200 years, never needs to be plugged in
By A Clue, at another commenter: "Do you have to wear a helmet when you use the internet?"

Biosfera luminous vase draws attention to your gorgeous house plants
By Curtis: "At $455, the flower pot is much brighter than the schmuck who buys it."

Toshiba officially kills HD DVD
By Stevefah: "Suck it up, HD owners. Since when did 'technologically superior' ever beat out advertising and non-proprietary formats? At least we have a standard now."