If they only cost $300 to begin with, how much could the service really cost? And, same goes for insurance. Full coverage would only be $6 or so a month.

Call me when a real Z06 cost $300. I have pretty cool fiance, but she would never go for a bed like this. However, she would let me buy a Z06 if it only cost $300. Shit, I'd buy several at that price..

"Disgustingly-overpriced thumb drive copy of Lion", but still a fraction of the price of Windows 7.

That made me LOL. Good one, sir.

How did the 8-month-old survive? It must be some real life Harry Potter.

Well if you only have a few friends it would be kind of obvious. If you have hundreds or even thousands of friends you have to have unfriend finder, or something similar. It's an extension that notifies you when people unfriend you/delete their profile.

That was wrong on so many levels. First of all they aren't 7 inch in the front and 10 in the back. Second of all they aren't set to be super loose. You have no idea what you're talking about. The reason they are able to do the things they do is the 3rd wheel. Has nothing to do with super loose trucks. The trucks on my…

Yes, you definitely need a friend since you cant just ride it back up the hill like a normal longboard. You either need a friend to walk with or a friend to drive you back up the hill.

Yes they are. I wasn't implying that this is a better version of a land surfboard, just that I think freebording is more fun. I know it's supposed to be like a snowboard.

Well, I suppose I'm more of a beginner/early intermediate. I'm no expert, that's for sure. One thing I do know, it's easy to catch an edge on a freebord, lol.

They have a bit of a learning curve. Like a snowboard, you always have to be on one edge.

I prefer using a freebord.

Standards are important, but the 30 pin connector is far superior to micro USB, IMO.

Comparing Spotify to YouTube is like comparing Netflix to YouTube. You just can't do it.

Edit - stupid comment.

Edit - Wrong person.

I'm not sure. I don't personally use PDANet, I use TetherMe. I haven't used it a whole lot yet, but I haven't gotten any threats from AT&T, at least not yet.

Most jailbreak tethering apps, such as MyWi, work exactly the same as the built -in iOS tether mode. It routes the traffic through an alternate, tether-specific APN. So all AT&T has to do is look at the alternate APN connections and test that against people with tethering plans. If they don't have a tethering plan…