Whoever dies with the least bricks wins!

This sounds like more work then I am prepared to allocate to most of my coworkers.

Back in the day, Radio Shack was the best electronics starter kit.

I just love how some sites offer to let you "see" the difference in a 4k picture, by streaming it to your monitor that only has 1920 x 1080 resolution.

Car alarms are universally ignored in New York City because idiots set them so sensitive if you drive down the street with a hemi, you can set off at least 5 of them.

Gas Buddy reports for Maryland Thursday because shell stations here have 5 cent off Thursdays, they also have 10 cent off Monday for diesel, so GO MONDAYS!!!

I have a 39 gallon tank. It is worth bothering with.

I am 47 years old, there is no such thing as an inconvenient boner.

"Hit up Snapguide for the full instructions" If you need instructions on how to hang a ball on a string then you are the person who needs a ball on a string to keep from slamming your hands in the door

I don't need a gun, I got a badonkadonk!

+1 !!!!

I love the service Credit Karma offers, and the fact that they work directly with Trans-Union makes their data legit, but thir damn commercials make them look like a third party cheese company like those car title loan companies. Credit Karma, if you can hear me FIRE YOUR MARKETING AGENCY!

Yeah, the "hoagie" thing gave it away. Not all areas of this country have good delis, Subway has to suffice. As a New Yorker displaced to the boonies, I would kill for a good deli.

He's not gay, but his boyfriend is.

It's a psychological thing. If you think about it, you act on it. Apps like this are good because they keep people thinking about their goals, and it keeps them active in attaining them, because once you start forgetting, well, then it's out of sight, out of mind.

You must live in a city.

Oh, yeah. In-n-out and the Animal!

Buy New at the end of the year, you will get STEEP discounts, better rates that only new cars offer, and the value will stay higher because it will always calulate as a low mileage vehicle.

I do not list Office but list the oddball programs like Access and Project are good ideas.

You are correct about one thing, the playlist thing I was referring to is Pandora, not Spotify. I didn't pay as much as you may think, I am a relic of the Napster days. But I have the capability to listen to my songs anytime, anywhere, online or offline. I can mix them with mp3 editors and I can burn them into CD's…