Daksin
Daksin
Daksin

I invite everyone replying to this thread to come over and change the spark plugs on my '91 corvette.

My grandfather has a fairly nebulous understanding of what the internet is, as a repository for all of humanity's knowledge, but tends to anthropomorphize it. I think he thinks that whenever he asks me to "kick something up on my computer" that I'm having a conversation with the wizard of oz, to whom I can direct any

Highlight the text and images, hit ctrl-P and then choose "selection" instead of "all" under "page range" (only works for windows, obv., though I would be surprised if Macs didn't have this functionality)

You mean the "print selection" option that works in every program I know of that you can print from?

wouldn't unplugging the ethernet cable have been more effective at demonstrating the point? I did the same thing for my dad last year.

possible, but all of the labels would have been ruined, making them unsellable. Re-labelling the few unbroken bottles would be time-consuming and costly (if possible) and is illegal in some places.

I'm shocked and amazed that there are no comments point out that apparently someone is paying $200 for a bottle of wine.

While "microcarbonation" is a marketing term that Molson Coors has used before, I believe what you're thinking of is "nitro" or beer that is pulled through the tap with nitrogen rather than carbon dioxide. The bubbles are indeed finer, and carbonation (vs nitrogenation) causes carbonic acid to form in the beer,

I think it is unlikely that they will learn anything from a fake apple store. They will definitely shut them down, though.

I would disagree on the bleaching. The drugstore 3% is more than enough to turn brightly colored clothing that horrible shade of pink that says "I spilled on myself"

Of course it works with white lab coats, but colored fabrics pose more of a problem, since peroxide is a very effective bleaching agent. Just in case anybody needs to test this.

Nobody should have to point out the problems with the argument that goes "if you don't do anything illegal, you don't have anything to fear from the law" or "if you have nothing to hide, then you should have no problem with us monitoring your internet usage and tapping your phones"

...pretty sure this meme has run its course, dude...

To both of you: I don't own an XBOX 360. Either of you can send me yours, so I don't have to justify to MY wife why I should buy one in the first place. Then you can tell your wives it was stolen, so you need to buy a new one, but HEY! there's a new Star Wars one coming out! How cool is that, hon?

You seem to be TROLLING. Maybe I can help you with that.

FTA: "You also get protective film, an "installation squeegee" and [...] a microfiber cleaning cloth."

I think you're confused. Jalopnik is down at the bottom of this page.

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YES. Ten points to gryffindor.

Yea, except you'd only need one american jumping onto the blob.