Same here.. except I don't pay it off at the end of the month. Rather I pay it off much more frequently.. ideally daily, but at least once every week. So it really becomes what I like to call a "debit card with hassle"
Same here.. except I don't pay it off at the end of the month. Rather I pay it off much more frequently.. ideally daily, but at least once every week. So it really becomes what I like to call a "debit card with hassle"
Only if you use them wrong. I treat my credit card like a debit card. I never spend more than I have in the bank and I pay it off 100% each month.
I use debit cards and that gives me rewards too. Lifehacker should do post on best reward bank account and debit card.
I absolutely disagree. Having a credit card is no different than having a debit card. The only problem with a credit card is the owner of the card. If you don't have enough self control and over charge your card, then yes you will get into trouble.
I have an Amazon credit card and pay it off in full every month. I…
This was my first thought when I read the headline. Credit cards are vacuous black holes that should be avoided where possible.
I'd check it out if it didn't take 1hour+ to drive from north austin to south ( a total of 13 miles )
Working at Gawker Media is a dream job for many of the women on staff here at Jezebel. This is a place that takes…
Nole here. Hate you guys, but you need to hire Kliff Kingsbury for the good of your program.
CO FUCKING SIGNED.
This was the first thing that came to mind. Especially keeping the title, but ruining the meaning of it. :(
THIS. it's my favorite novella. What they did was soooooo sad. If you're going to change it that much don't call it the same thing, please.
There were two endings to the movie. One where he cures the disease and releases the Female and the one seen in theaters.
Screwed up the whole film, I think. They clearly weren't mindless zomvampires and his sacrifice wasn't really needed at all.
This is undoubtedly the correct answer. Altered ending ruined the movie. Even the title no longer makes sense. Just a terrible, terrible decision. Cowardly, too.
I like the movie, I love the book, but they are not the same thing. They do not have remotely similar stories or setting and should not be considered in the same thought.
Even if they didn't screw up the ending, it still had none of the personality of the book. Terrible movie all round.
This is a particularly good answer for this thread, since the question wasn't "crappy adaptation", since those are a dime a dozen. This was actually a pretty solid adaptation...with a fatal flaw with the ending.
While I wasn't crazy about turning the vampires from intelligent creatures into mindless beasts, I think…
Well this one got complicated because "anything by Grado" is not a valid nomination. We voted to fall back on the Grados nominated on Lifehacker, and those are discontinued, and their successor is unavailable at most retailers. You can find them here.
Well this one got complicated because "anything by Grado" is not a valid nomination. We voted to fall back on the…
Didn't Kobe have Olajuwon personally teach him post-up Dream Shake moves? Nothing wrong with emulating the best.
Well, no one's saying that density is necessarily better for you, just for residents in general. Look at housing prices; there's an enormous unmet demand for urban living. No need to have a Ministry of Housing decide what's best for people, just allow more density and let the market work.