JD

The most common gun cartridge I believe is still 9mm Luger. However, multiple cartridges can (and do) utilize the same caliber. (ie. 357 Magnum/.38 Special, .380/.357 Sig/9mm Luger)

I'm not curious about the most common cartridge, but the most common bullet caliber.

I'm looking to find a portable Wifi HDD enclosure for an computer. Preferably I'd like to get one that is SATA and not IDE (which is kind of outdated) and I'd prefer to get one with wireless N capability. Surely with the boost of wireless portable HDDs someone sells an enclosure like this. An enclosure compatible with either 3.5" or 2.5" HDDs is acceptable.

Unfortunately the Seagate Satellite is only 500GB and I'm looking to do a HDD of 1+TB so this isn't an acceptable option.

I'm kind of old school at times, and I kind of prefer some older ways of talking, or at least to not allow some of the older words and phrases to die. As such there are times in which the things I say may be less than socially acceptable.

In todays litigious society would the average woman consider it sexual harassment to be addressed as "beautiful" in a casual private conversation?

For instance, I usually address our office secretary (a woman about 30 years my senior) by saying something similar to "mornin' beautiful, how was the weekend?" or "see ya, dear". In my mind it does not seem offensive to address someone as beautiful, judging them by the content of their character, or to acknowledge that some on a "dear" friend.

I realize that yes under the current laws this could be considered sexual harassment, and I have no intention of establishing or attempting to establish anything more than a platonic relationship with her. I also understand the legal liability on my behalf, I am curious, however, if the average woman would consider this as sexual harassment rather than a platonic show of affinity.