What brands were you buying and where were you buying them?

You’re not comparing apples to apples. If a person isn’t happy with the product I have no problem there, that’s a subjective thing. If a person wants K cups $20 for 40 cups off the shelf is a good deal compared to everything else on that shelf. Simple math.

50 cents per pod is an objectively good deal against market price.

I dont believe anyone can afford to reverse the stance they’ve essentially already taken on this movie. All reviews are meaningless, lets just stop reading them.

Marissa Paternoster had this and she still fucking rips hard although she wears one of those weird Steve Albini waist straps now.

There are scenes in ex machina that show the environment in contrast to the mansion the movie is set in. If you’ve read the book and seen those scenes you really get a strong feeling that garlands has the visual vocabulary for annihilation.

I’ll bet it’s not, just sayin.

Ultimately it will come down to what a fix will do to the car but I’m not in the financial situation I was when I bought the car, so an influx of cash might not be a no brainer to go after a new car, affordability wise. I do like the car and I’ve never had any major issues with it. Until I sit down and really crunch…

Oh thank christ they’ll automate it.

Disinterest?

I know. I dont think the tattoo industry gets enough credit for their commitment and discipline, the way good tattoo shops turn out great technicians aside from developed artists, and how the customer has a vital role in maintaining and enriching the industry. So the meaninglessness of regulation in that industry just…

That’s good to know although there’s no way to determine if a tattoo was done in a safe manner regardless of a state regulating the business, it’s somewhat meaningless.

I got a letter that said I had tested positive for a mosquito born illness that I could ignore as a false positive unless I had lived in an earth dwelling in an equatorial country, but please dont donate blood again. Up until that point I had been a regular donor for a few years.

On the last jalopnik article I read it as a package of $1-7k, I’m relieved to read it’s now phrased as a buyback plus settlement of $1-7K.

The Red Cross needs to update their standards, though. Gay men, people who are regularly tattood, people who have had false positives previously: I understand the need to prescreen but also I feel like a large number of willing doners are predisqualified based on precautions rooted in the 80s.

A little ‘on the nose.’

Oh, first time bike buyer you’re likely to see as a refrain to any question you have “ask your LBS, go to your Local Bike Shop.” The internet will have you believe your LBS is a bike utopia full of beneficent bike gnomes. I hope that’s your experience. My experience is 90% of bike shops I’ve gone into I wouldn’t go…

Please I hope to god you (a potential first time bike buyer) knows someone with bike experience who is also not trying to sell you a bike and can answer your questions honestly about what you likely need, what skills you should learn, tools you should have etc. Also, buy used.

I opened the story and am now responding, which I know defeats the purpose of what I’m about to say, but as a style guide can you guys start including a little more substance before the jump? I realize you need to incentivize the click through but to be honest when there is jack shit before the jump I have 100%…

Please be a dead milkmen cover.