So, existing Prime members aren't good enough to share in the celebratory discount. Sounds more like a recruiting scheme, rather than a celebration. I'd think Amazon would be more grateful to long-time members.

I've begun doing that, too. In addition to Dropbox, I keep them on my eReader.

My problem with quizzes like this is when they include "I don't know" as a possible answer.

"Bad eyebrows will make you look less beautiful than you actually are!"

I'm the same way. I know the arguments, variable width fonts and all that, but I still think readability is improved by two spaces after a period, and I will continue to use them.

Promo code has expired, and no longer Prime-eligible.

Promo code has expired, and no longer Prime-eligible.

I agree that free maintenance programs are a scam. When I bought my Jetta (used), the dealership offered free tires, as long as I had the routine maintenance (at my cost) done by the dealership. I opted to go with a local well-recommended VW specialist shop for my maintenance instead. Comparing the dealership's…

Don't. Text. Me. Ever.

Harder than a sailor? Really? Don't know many sailors, do you?

Brazilians are going to find me incredibly rude, then. To consider it rude to not answer the phone is just irrational. I mean, how do you know if the person you are calling even has their phone with them? That's just dumb.

As long as you don't need the books that are sandwiched over the paper.

Yeah, that was my reaction.

From the time they introduced the "Awful Bar" I've been doing everything I can to restore the way it was before. I find it annoying and unhelpful.

He usually is. :)

Never in my life did it occur to me to use the knife designed to cut the bread to spread butter. I always use a table knife.

If enough people took your advice and committed the <i>fraud</i> you propose (buying a refundable ticket, using lounge privileges, then canceling the ticket), don't you think the airlines would eventually notice what it's costing them, and perhaps stop offering refundable tickets?

If the airline allows paying customers to bring a guest into the lounge, I have no problem with that. Even if a stranger asks to be your guest, that's pretty brazen, and something I wouldn't do, but the paying customer has the option to use their guest pass privileges as they wish.

No, miss Shain, it should not be used at all. What you have described is theft of services, pure and simple, whether you do it every time you travel, or just as a "last resort." Didn't your parents teach you the difference between right and wrong?

I agree. This is totally dishonest, whether you take advantage of it routinely, or only as a "last resort." It is theft, pure and simple.

Having to depend more and more on 3rd party extensions to keep basic configuration options that I demand is NOT and improvement, in my opinion.