Why? Why would you DO something like that??? I’ll be honest, I’m not a fan of Nipsey Hussle (I hadn’t heard of him until he died); hip hop just isn’t my type of music. But come on, you don’t tag a mural like that! It’s like a dog pissing on a tree or a light post; it’s not clever!

My question is whether it’ll have a place as a media device as well. I originally bought my Playstation 3 as a way to watch Blu-Ray movies. At the time of purchase, it was maybe $30 more to get the PS3 over a dedicated Blu-Ray player. In addition, I was able to add Netflix streaming to it, and not have to finagle a…

I know it’s not quite the same, but the LOOK of it reminds me of fry sauce, which is essentially 2 parts mayo, one part ketchup, and maybe some additional spices like garlic or hot sauce, depending on regional tastes.

I’m loving how season 3 ended (yes, I’ve already binged through it all), and while it was a bit of a surprise, it was a great ride.

I once did an Amtrak trip on the West Coast, from Irvine to San Diego. This is a trek that, with moving traffic, takes about 1.5-2 hours on a Friday during “rush” hour.

Attitude like that.

I work in Tech Support for a company that writes billing software for various cable, phone, and internet companies. We constantly get people emailing us, and generally, we prefer it over phone support. Why? Because we can get pictures, actual error messages, and, believe it or not, comprehension time.

I can look over…

As mentioned in the article, sometimes it’s to add information that is critical - i.e., a specific error message, a new person to contact instead of you directly, since you are not going to be available for immediate response, etc.

As a tech support rep for B2B services, I’ll be honest that the old adage of “You can catch more flies with honey than you can with vinegar” applies. If you’re nice, courteous, and try to provide as much information as you can up front, we’re generally more than willing to help you. I’ve had numerous issues where the…

I was tempted to put it on this weekend, but I thought, “I already suffer from hypertension [high blood pressure] and congestive heart failure. Do I REALLY want to watch something that’s going to probably have me screaming at the TV calling these people idiots, escalating that blood pressure further into full heart…

I see stuff like this and it breaks my heart. I’ve struggled with mental health, and contemplated suicide a few times; I know what it’s like to feel like there’s no escape. I’m sorry that those feelings finally got to her. My condolences go out to the family; I feel for them, and wish she’d been able to get the help…

I feel weird bringing it up as kind of a double standard, but there are several restaurants that I go to because the waitresses are older women who come around and always ask, “Need some more coffee, hon?” or “Hey sugar, you need ketchup for your fries?”

Tim Robbins was just...GAAAAAHHHH. That didn’t need to be in there at all. That was just one more thing in the mix that made me severely dislike the movie. All I could think was, “Is this Mystic River, or War of the Worlds?!?”

I guess I’ll be looking at my French’s Yellow Mustard bottle when I get home. Personally, I’d MUCH rather leave it out in the pantry cupboard if I can help it; with it in the fridge, I get condensation on the inside of the bottle and have that first initial squirt of mustard be that nasty, watery spray, so I’m always…

I couldn’t watch it. It’s bad enough my Fecesbook feed blew up with ONE guy who’s a fan of the Patriots, and an OBNOXIOUS one, at that. I swear he could’ve just live-tweeted the entire game to let us know how the plays went...

Needless to say, this is why I binged Sex Education on Netflix - a much more enjoyable watch…

We have these lights throughout our apartment, and my wife was completely against it at first.

We have these lights throughout our apartment, and my wife was completely against it at first.

I thought this was all settled back in 2005, in the second episode of “The Boondocks.”

I remember watching his show, “Life with Louis”, on...HBO? Showtime? I forget. It had his character married to Pam Adlon (who is one FOUL mouthed lady that also does cartoon voiceovers, and I love her for it) and Jim Norton was a neighbor/friend/coworker. I thought THEY were funnier than he was, and I remember…

White, black, asian, alien from Betelgeuse 4, whatever...I have to ask:

WHY THE FUCK DO PEOPLE THINK THEY CAN ACT LIKE THIS AT FAST FOOD RESTAURANTS?!?

I feel like I want to say, “Welcome to Oregon,” before going on. My statements next are anecdotal, but damn near everyone I know who lives in Oregon now has had some sort of criminal history. My grandmother had a...boyfriend? Companion of sorts? A man she lived with but never married, for nearly 10 years, after she’d…