Musical instruments as well. Sometimes...you get what you pay for. There are tons of solid options out there in the low- to mid-tier guitar shops...but a nice guitar lasts a lifetime. Speakers as well. Treat ‘em nice and they treat you back.

This may not apply as I’m more experienced, but living alone (if you can afford it) is definitely the answer to a question that never gets asked. I can do what I want whenever I want to do it. That is PRICELESS! Now...being single isn’t always the best of all worlds, but never having to answer to anyone is something…

I’ve never felt this way about anyone, let alone a President. But I can’t stand this idiot. He’s a douchebag on steroids.

Although it isn’t ideal, I am getting a replacement speaker for my (out of warranty) Mini after contacting Google. Bad update, but great recovery. They responded within 24 hours of my initial support request with shipping instructions and a printable shipping label.

Good. As long as you move right, I don’t really care what you say. You’re stuck on some idiom that matters very little. “Standing in place” is my choice to avoid, not yours to dictate. I do use hand signals on my motorcycle. Is that because I don’t enjoy modern conveniences? No, it’s because I want as many people as…

It’s not a “ride” genius.

OK...you just said it in a sentence. It’s not a “ride” at all. It’s a conveyance upon which people can use their own discretion while utilizing.

Do you also “ride” the walkways at airports that do not escalate? What’s the difference? It’s a moving walkway rather than a stairway. Just move aside and let the man go through...let the man go through.

This argument is hilarious. What you’re actually saying is you’re not lazy by getting out of bed early so you can be lazy on the escalator??? Does not compute!

It’s not a ride. Stepping up escalator stairs should be an option for people who would rather not just stand there waiting to reach the top. Just move to the right. Is it that hard?

D is for dumb. Used in a sentence. Donald is dumb.

It’s hard for me to listen to this president’s victim mentality when he’s been handed everything his entire life.

This is exactly how I feel about my 1992 GMC Sierra K1500. 350. 5-speed manual. Extended cab. It’s a work/dog truck that starts every single day. Yep, it’s rusted. It’s also paid for and is worth every single penny I have to invest to keep it going...so far. :)

I stopped caring about my video service. I called Dish and they kept lowering their price...until I just stopped negotiating altogether. I went with YouTube TV not based on price. It was the “TV Anywhere with unlimited DVR” capability with no box rentals, no contracts, no on-premise DVR, etc. It works for me and my…

I’m so weird about flights...but the one time I was going to Mexico and forgot my passport...ugh! So much anxiety. So much “what now?” I got to the airport and checked in as though I was taking my original flight. They (United?) said, “Well, you missed your flight, but we have another on a different route that will…

I use big words when I use words. I could use smaller words. I could. I choose not to because of big words being bigger. The biggest. It’s easy to use big words. So easy. The easiest. So easy. See...the bigger the words, the bigger the...uh brain.

I second this behavior.

Wrong. That signifies a disturbing passive-aggressive behavioral pattern that assumes the apology will somehow make the invitation proper. The correct way to do this is to first consult and then properly invite a guest. It’s obvious I’m emotionally connected to this pattern. The intent was to invite the mother…

My point exactly. “Sorry I dropped a brick on your foot.” Acceptable.

Jeepers. My ex has huge issues with this. Everything she did, she had to say she was sorry just in case it offended “anyone”. I grew to despise it. Now I catch my daughter doing it and I bust her on it immediately. Saying sorry is OK if something is accidental or forgotten...that’s completely appropriate. But saying,…