"Amberlite Firemist"

New game: Porn Star or Game of Thrones character?

Fun fact: Trick candles work by using magnesium in the wick, which burns at a very low temperature. Even after blowing out the flame, the heat is enough to re-ignite them.

^This.

"Completely Ordinary Dog Jumps Into Snow, Survives"

"Then you should cuddle. And make waffles. And be cool around their friends."

I don't know, 32GB microSD cards are fairly common now. I have most of southern California (San Diego, OC, IE, LA, and a bit of the eastern desert) stored on my phone and it doesn't seem to take up very much space.

I'm a pepper-head too, but I'm slowly learning that not everything needs to taste like burning. :)

Luxury brands appeal to consumers by selling them an image of what they'd like to be. The salesperson doesn't think you fit the image. Now you absolutely have to have it! You'll show them! And you'll feel awesome about it until halfway during the drive home you realize you just spent $500 on a pair of socks.

I've been doing this for ages. Super easy dinner:

The problem with this as it applies to Mint is that there's no consideration for the condition of your vehicle. Just make, model, year, and mileage.

Well, I agree with you there- for someone making $50k and contributing 85% of their salary each paycheck it'd take five months to max out a 401k. That's not a very realistic scenario and it wouldn't be very beneficial anyway, so the article is definitely strange.

Or... you could increase the contribution percentage at a lower income. I max mine out by contributing 25% of my $70k income. Yes, I consider myself very fortunate to be able to work hard enough to earn that much, and no, I probably couldn't support a family of five on that paycheck here in southern California, but…

The Chase Ink Bold business card is another great option. It offers two complimentary lounge visits each year for you and a guest, with additional visits costing only $27 each. Other benefits include 50,000 points after $5,000 worth of purchases in the first three months and no foreign-transaction fees. Its $95 annual…

If you look at the location history in Google Maps (https://maps.google.com/locationhistor…) it can already tell when you're stationary, walking, or driving. It can probably figure out when you begin walking, and then associate the previous stationary point with your car.

Lanesplitting this fast is stupid. Lanesplitting at very low speeds is an efficient use of roads when traffic is otherwise not moving, and filtering to the front of line of vehicles at a stoplight is a good way to avoid being rear-ended by drivers who aren't paying attention.

Except for all of the amazing canyon roads that you can't find in most other places.

"You might want to spend more time asleep."

Why? Duh.

If you're under 50, there's a really easy way to figure out what percentage of your portfolio should be in bonds: