Why, hello there.

perhaps, perhaps

you could hook me up

with an invite to skitch beta? :]

welcome!

VanillaSpice - if we ever meet in real life, remind me that I owe you a beer

I have yet to meet a Lisa I didn't like. :-)

@9: Well done, sir, well done!

Wow, folks, thanks for the warm welcome!

@ yingyang - Quicksilver, like MailTags, is implied. ;-)

@ VanillaSpice - And if I try lame attempts at humor, I hope you'll remind me that I'm no Kathy Griffin. :)

@ Matteo - Ah, yes. When my mother named me, little did she know it would seal my fate.

Welcome, Lisa!

Use Safari ;)

Welcome, Lisa!

Hi there Lisa! Welcome!

A female blogger named Lisa posting about Apple...

Now, THAT IS and addition to the TUAW team :-)

Just don't post too much about old Apple computers just because of their name :-)

Greetings from Switzerland

Hello, Lisa, welcome to TUAW, I look forward to reading your articles ...

... so I can comment on them.

If you post about a new Apple store, I'll ask you when they're opening one in Timbuktu.

If you post something I saw on Engadget 5 minutes before, then I'll accuse you of being lazy and slow.

If you post a helpful tip you've discovered, I'll claim that everyone already knew that.

If you post something that's quirky, kitschy or weird, I'll make snide remarks about meeting quotas.

If you link to an article that is later discovered to contain an error, then I'll accuse you of failing to research your sources.

And trust me, you don't want to post about the iPhone. Ever.

Oh yeah, I'm just a griefing, trolling, hating TUAW commenter, and it's my job to make your job miserable.

I look forward to working with you.

Quicksilver isn't for everyone, but if you can use it, it can be incredibly productive. I love how it can help me look up a specific contact, do calculator stuff, check the dictionary, search through my bookmarks and so on with just a few keys.