Doesn’t work. They use notifications for the alarms. Trust me, I’ve tried. One very bad thing about this app. If you travel a lot it can be a problem. I thought scanning the barcode on a carton of eggs in my fridge was a good idea, until I traveled to San Francisco and the carton of eggs was in Minnesota.

Oh hell no, I've had enough grad school already!

See, this is why I only keep a rudimentary knowledge of law to Internet discussions :) and otherwise leave it to you guys. :) Thanks for the very thorough response though, that’s very interesting.

Dealer has a fiduciary responsibility to remove any association of his business with that truck as soon as they make a verbal contract with him to do so. They failed in that duty and so he’s suing them. They may even have a fiduciary responsibility as soon as they take the truck in on trade, but that will depend on…

This is a bigger issue now that the US gov (not sure which agency) banned anticoagulant poisons. Our dog ate a neighbors mouse poison years ago, starting shitting nuclear green poop. Doc gave him a big dose of vitamin K and he’s still causing trouble to this day. With the new neurotoxin based poisons he would have…

All hail the Rat Zapper!

With a .22?! Jesus man, this is why pellet guns exist - they're discreet. :)

Wife and I are in a long distance relationship due to work requirements. We absolutely live by this guideline. Stuff gets WAY out of hand when you don’t have body language to read. I would add that facetime or skype are a good second option if distance is an issue. Avoid serious stuff over the phone and especially…

As a former kid who was in a similar situation (and only child on top of that) I agree the mom needs to give her daughter space, but also said daughter needs to show some respect. When mom and dad are forking over a couple hundred thousand for your Ivy League education, maybe you should be a little more grateful? I…

That time I learned to always pull away from yourself with wrenches. Rebuilding an axle on my Jeep, I was pulling a rusted on Cotter pin out of the hub using a rather large channel lock pliers. When it let loose, every ft lb of anger, aggression and wrench-borne torque redirected itself at my left eyebrow. By the…

Why thank you :) More in tone and less in content. Some of the questions back at people come across as quite belittling even though some are deserved. Off to bed, have a good night and thanks for the compliment.

Side-note, you can type impressively fast to be able to answer all of these posts with such wildly inflammatory responses.

Seeing as a great majority of our tax dollars go to military spending and running rather impressive and technical hardware, I think it’s more relevant than you might let on. To that point, Tyler’s doing a great service with some generally insightful journalism on strategy and hardware.

There’s a difference between the individuals in our military protecting society and the nutjobs dismembering it. Some of us have morals, dignity and self-control unlike those killing their innocent neighbors. Those individuals like to know what their tax dollars are doing.

Even more impressive is just how dramatically all those gains were lost. Wow. And then there's Switzerland just hanging out, pretty much untouched since the 1600s while all hell breaks loose repeatedly around them.

People of Kinja, if you own a car, and you don’t yet own one of these chargers, do yourself a favor and get one now. Ours took us through an entire road trip weekend with a dodgy alternator, easily starting the car repeatedly. It’s a great item for any vehicle emergency kit.

People of Kinja, if you own a car, and you don’t yet own one of these chargers, do yourself a favor and get one now.…

I can’t deny the handiness. And you could eliminate the boredom factor by, say dropping a crate V8 in it... Just sayin’...

NO! Don’t do it! Don’t give in just yet! :)

AFAIK, this is true about Marine One, but not AF1. Can’t even imagine the expense to fly two VC-25s on every route anyway.