The weekend has finally arrived. Empty your head into the comment section below.

We've finally gotten off of our lazy duffs and created a new Twitter account we'd be absolutely honored if you followed. Those of you not on Twitter, those who don't know what Twitter is, or those who wish Twitter would burn in a pit of molten lava -- can simply entertain yourselves in the comment section below.

The weekend has finally arrived. Chat among yourselves in the comment section below.

That elusive beast known as the end of the work week has arrived. We're off into the great unknown. Mind looking after the house in the comment section below?

The weekend has arrived. Empty your head into our comment section below.

The weekend has thankfully arrived. Speak among yourselves in the comment section below.

We're heading back to our secure location bunker in the Nevada desert until Monday. You stay here, and may sure nobody leaves.

It's Friday. The weekend's here. We're off to hob nob off the coast of Southern France. You wait here and keep an eye on things.

The weekend has finally arrived. Vent your high speed angst into our comment section below.

Welcome to the weekend. Dump your thoughts into the comment section below.

Everyone here at Broadband Reports wishes you a fantastic holiday! Empty your thoughts into our comment section below.

The weekend is here, so play among yourselves in our comment section below until we come back to get you. Just don't touch anything.

The weekend has finally arrived, so take a load off and discuss things among yourselves in our comment section below until we come back to get you.

The weekend's here, so please entertain yourselves in our comment section below.

The weekend has finally dropped, so play nice amongst yourselves in the comment section below until we come back to get you.

It's Friday, so take off your shoes, put up your feet, and empty your head into the comment section below. For those who didn't know, well-loved site contributer dadkins (David) passed away last weekend, so please take a moment to remember him this weekend.

We're guessing that despite taking a bit of a bath on the endeavor, Earthlink probably isn't too upset about their decision to scrap their plan to offer pay-per-use Wi-Fi in a handful of cities. While Earthlink already had to deal with the nation's largest free ISP (linksys), a significant number of carriers including AT&T, Cablevision, Comcast (to a limited degree) Qwest and now Verizon have decided to offer free Wi-Fi to their broadband (and in AT&T's case wireless) customers. Assuming you even have a choice of providers, does the offer of free Wi-Fi influence the purchasing decision of which broadband ISP you select?

We're off for the weekend, so take a second to dump your thoughts into the comment section below. Each post will henceforth cost $.02 per syllable (someone has to pay for the second Broadband Reports luxury yacht), so choose your words wisely.

The weekend has finally arrived, so take off your shoes, put up your feet, and empty your head into our comment section below. Just remember to clean up after yourselves.

The weekend has finally arrived, so take off your shoes, put up your feet, and empty your head into the comment section below.