Not sure how much the first "tip" works when you go to a chain pharmacy. And considering that four of the largest chain pharmacies take up some 90% of the market I'm not sure who this article is geared towards.

Um... yeah, it kinda is.

Mind explaining correlation versus causation one more time?

Right at 0:19 you get a brief glimpse of the carpet in front of the shelf. You don't get enough to see the arcing pattern on the carpet, but you can definitely tell that that the molding on the bottom and on the left side both touch the carpet, which would give the sweeping pattern in the carpet.

It's odd that you appreciate the quirk of the one, but not the other.

War is hell yo. Even those of us who are lucky to never have experienced it first hand still have to suffer through it's effects.

I'm lost. In theory I could make a vehicle that's powered by the smell of three day old green beans, but it would be harder to do and the end product would be less efficient.

Some of that fancy e-lectronic switchable glass and this house will do just fine. I think it's also important to note that this is not a house for the suburbs, but for when you've got some free time to swing by your lush 75 acre estate and don't really want to sit inside the whole weekend.

I'm not seeing that as a great place to work at all. Best I can tell is that you get three workspaces out of that one giant block. I think three tables would have been a better use of that specific space. You'd be in a more open area and you'd get all of the natural light that those windows would provide. Besides,…

For crissakes, this is a frozen pizza articles on lifehacker?!? Dafuq?

False. There are no such things as harmless insects.

I have to file multi-state. What do I need to know before I start?

What Luck!!! There's a 1080P version.

I'm a former car salesman, so here's the math for you if you ever want to do it again. And I'm using really broad round numbers, that don't necessarily apply to any car.

That's the difference between a "soft" inquiry and a "hard" inquiry. You checking your own credit shows up differently than when the credit card company does it. So you can check your own as often as you want with no negative implications, but if you apply for a dozen credit cards they'll hit you pretty hard.

The only thing in the known universe that does not actually reflect any light is a black hole... but nobody has ever actually SEEN a black hole. You can't take pictures of it because no light escapes, thus you can't actually SEE it.