Well, defects are known to happen with products. Like, all products. It happens. That’s the first time I’ve ever heard of anyone having that issue with an RTIC product, and we sell a shitload of them at my store. In fact, the only refunds we’ve done on them is the “not wanted” variety. Never had one returned for…

Well, defects are known to happen with products. Like, all products. It happens. That’s the first time I’ve ever…

Hah, that’s like when people describe other people. Happens all the time at work with new employees (as the subject of the conversation)? “Did you see x?” “No, who’s that?”

If they’re white: “oh the dude in the blue shirt”, “the really lanky guy”, etc.

As someone who’s actually tasted that “champagne”, it’s disgusting. It’s not the shoe that makes it disgusting. It already was disgusting, lol.

It didn’t say everyone. It’s just that highly empathetic people tend to like sad music. Note the difference.

Nice try, but Xarelto doesn’t make your blood thicker. It simply decreases the ability for your body to convert prothrombin to thrombin, which followed by a few other steps of a long cascade of steps, decreases your body’s ability to form cross-linked fibrin polymers, and hence, you are less prone to having a clot.

Same here. I’ve gone away from watching both the NFL and MMA for this reason. Sure, it’s entertaining, but I’m watching it with the full knowledge of what’s happening to these athletes. You can say they’re aware of the risks, hell, they say it themselves, but being aware of the risks, and actually experiencing the…

He is being overdramatic with the attempted murder, but not with the penalty argument. This guy deserves to be banned from competitive racing indefinitely.

That’s pretty ridiculous that they don’t have a stricter penalty for the range of possibilities that a human could commit. Fucking ban him. That’s not racing in the slightest. In fact, it’s vehicular assault. It’s not part of the sport, or even in the spirit of the sport, what that guy did. It’s like in football.…

Renault is French.

I don’t want that to happen. I want to see people drive against each other’s skills, not because the women is naturally smaller and therefore has an advantage and then beats men because of that advantage which is due heavily in part to genetics.

Do the Fords and Chevys break down in the game as frequently as they do in real life?!

Well, we give up certain things in order to move to places with less congestion and people. My cabin, for instance, has very poor internet service. Yours is probably a rockstar compared to what I can get up there. But, instead, I have trees and land and solitude. It’s a trade off. You knew that going into where…

Liiiiiiiiiiies.

This car used to be within easy grasp of what some of the actual rich folk would call us, the “well-to-do-plebs”. I got an R35 back in 2009 about half a year after graduating pharmacy school. Yeah, it was an expensive car, but it wasn’t out of the reach of us young generation who were able to land good careers. …

Hate to break it to you, but when the phrase “little people” is thrown around in that context, it’s not referring to rich vs poor, but rather as individuals vs organizations.

Nope. Not the lens. Here’s how you test it out for confirmation. Put another lens on the camera, take a picture of a solid color, and if the spots appear in the same place, it’s obviously the sensor.

Not the lens. It’s the sensor. Your sensor requires a cleaning. Actually, it doesn’t require a cleaning, but a cleaning would benefit the resulting images.

Except, that’s not the issue. It doesn’t matter what they can or can’t prove. It’s that overwhelmingly, customers don’t have the money to enter into a legal dispute regarding the issue. Some do, of course, but most don’t, and have to take the loss because they are both too unfamiliar with law and can’t afford an…

And thought table meant face, arm-t0-face, ROFL!

But why would you need to access the purse while driving? You should be, you know, driving.