JustinRoss
JustinRoss
JustinRoss

Hmmm... Doesn't look like it would be tooooo tough to build, really. The induction cooktop would be the most expensive part, but I'd imagine with just a little bit of know-how (or research), you could throw together something like this for less than half of what they're charging.

No, I don't think those people represent all of the wealthy, but I also don't see anything wrong with 99% of the pictures on there.

Jesus Christ... the whackjob republicans were right. Some of you DO hate the wealthy, for no reason other than their wealth.

I completely agree that the children of the wealthy often end up being lazy and entitled (and probably douchey).

Yeah, I'm not so much "defending" those people. I do, however, think it's bullshit to make fun of people that have quite possibly done nothing wrong. Being rich isn't a bad thing.

Sure, there's an argument. Just not a good one.

I think it's a great gift. It's not an impersonal gift card any more than a year's subscription to Netflix is a gift card.

Another great dealing-with-kids tactic that works on bosses is to give them choices, rather than yes/no or open-ended questions.

This is one of the stupidest kitchen tools I've ever seen. It's not like a turner handle is an expensive part. For example, with an electric toothbrush, it makes a lot of sense to have interchangeable heads. Here, though, it's just something else to take up space on your countertop. Plus, when was the last time you

I wouldn't, personally (I think the current size is great), but I've talked to a couple of friends that think the iPad is too big, but otherwise love iOS, so they'd probably be all over this shit.

The 7.87" iPad could just stick to 1024x768 and every existing iPad app would work just fine on it. Plus, it would have a greater pixel density than the iPad 1 or 2.

I really hope a strong community of modelers and animators pop up to share models they build. Hell, I'd happily host such a site, but I don't have anything to contribute, so it'd be like "HERE'S A SITE. PLEASE FILL IT WITH THINGS FOR ME."

No, the song itself isn't necessarily a Lion King song, but the style/setting of the intro, along with the song was pretty clearly a Lion King reference.

The shocking game makes a great drinking game. Simple rules, too. If you flinch, you take a drink. If you drop it, you have to finish your drink.

Why the hell is it so hard for geek companies like this to design shoes that aren't ugly as sin?

Haha, yeah, I did the same. I was like "WAIT, WTF. DOWN WITH OBAMA. THIS IS HORSESHI... Oh. Neeeevermind."

Here's my take on eating meat:

"Now it's capped at $2,500 and you will only be able to use it for prescription medicines."

So, after wanting one for a couple of years, my family bought me a Sous Vide Supreme Demi for my birthday a couple months back.

And doesn't contribute anything to the conversation, either.