Thanks for this tip. We also use a cat grooming glove to get her hair off fabrics. I works really well.

I use a damp paper towel on our couch regularly. Works like a charm.

I can testify this works great. For smooth fabrics, you can rub a barely-damp cloth over the surface first and that will catch a lot of the surface lint/fur.

other than the constant yipping and peeing. our dogs are 75 lbs and are great dogs.

And cats are pointless.

I work at a prison in the middle of the desert, and there is quite a large population of coyotes, among other wildlife. The inmates at the minimum security facility outside the main institution feed the coyotes regularly, so they’re very fluffy and adorable, and also very unafraid of humans. I bet they’d let you pet…

if you have a dog that’s under 25 lbs that is a cat.

This is another why I’ll never adopt a dog under 35 lbs.

We have top men working on that question right now…

Probably the first and third. Even QAnon is not crazy enough to take credit for the fourth installment. 

Somebody needs to build a cheap tester that says whether a surge protector can still do its job.

Somebody needs to build a cheap tester that says whether a surge protector can still do its job.

I just rode in one of the higher trim models a couple of weeks ago as a Lyft. Honestly, it didn’t seem that bad? It got out of its own way, the leather seemed to be holding up well, and the interior felt well put together.

Over 96 months, the payments are only $15.35...

Dodge Sold Three (3) Darts Has Best Sales Month Ever in the U.S. Last Month

This could be an interesting metric: Days from End of Production until Last Car Sold

And in Philly, we would have furthermore ensured that we had both a lightpost climber and a guy to eat some horseshit.

The avalanche itself stopped at the creek at the bottom of the hill... Probably 100-150 yards below the road. That white-walker cloud of snow was just the dust-up.

Canadians! They’re better than the rest of us.

My dad is going through something similar and is aware that he can’t find the correct word. It’s driving him nuts!

My dad is 83 and lies somewhere between MCI and dementia. He works out 3 days/week and has the body of a 55 year-old, but his mind is scrambled, and he is fully aware of it. He’s frustrated that he can’t remember his favorite baseball stars of the 50s (he used to be able to recite entire team lineups when I was…