Lady on a flight a couple months ago sat next to me and saw me put my phone into airplane mode as everybody was sitting down. She asked, "What is that for? I've noticed my phone has that feature too, but I don't know what it does. I mean, what's the benefit? What do you get from using it?"

Why?

The routes interconnect pretty well already, its just that they are a bit too meandering. I am currently in agreement with Nate. We should start focusing on the roads and making them bike friendly as well.

Thanks, Nate! I'll bring that note to my city council.

My city has a lot of greenway trails throughout, which only interact with vehicular roads at certain points. I really enjoy this, but these have tended to be winding and rather scenic. Bicycle commuters tend not to use them. Is there an easy and happy compromise to making our greenways more commuter friendly?

Jean Jennings conducted my vasectomy, and has toenails that can scratch diamond!

Good pic, you can really make out the urine stain.

Naysayers crushing a possibly good thing to push their own weird agenda.

You're right, a coded solution is way easier than just using feedly.

I'm so hungry, I haven't eaten for days. What do I do!?!

Dad

Oh wow, 7.5 million? That will be awful for them. They only earned 9 billion dollars last year. http://www.marketwatch.com/investing/stoc…

That's a weird way to tell everyone you lost your child...

Jack Wang? Wang Dong? UglyGorilla? Really? The jokes are just so easy, it's not even worth it...

104th!?!?!

I really wish his crowd funding effort to find Kony went over better. I happily gave money to that and tried to promote it.

Even if the answer to this wasn't so clearly cut and dry, the case for driverless cars is still overwhelming. Because the number of drivers that could deal with a blown tire without hurting anyone is WAY lower than the number of computers that can.

Dear Ford,