Too lazy to type more, so I'll just leave this here. Fisher Space Pen. Personally, I prefer the Bullet pen (does need to be refilled) as it writes a lot better, but I had the Millennium for ~7 years before a customer stole it and it never needed to be refilled.

Spell-check only gave me one option, so I didn't bother to check if it was correct. Not sure how I spelled it to get pejorative, but prerogative is one of those words that always gets me.

Only 35 wings? Man, I crushed more than that when I was like 15 and we went to this place that did all you could eat wings. Which, by the way, I'm not sure how I did that since I've ordered 20 on rare occasions since then and barely been able to finish those.

It was really just an INB4. Personally, I use PC and don't really care what anyone else uses. PC is superior for my needs, some people like OS X better. That's their pejorative. You can't say my post is wrong at all though; if it was a Windows ripoff the jokes would be flowing in.

First comment was obviously going to be this, so thanks (?) for at least realizing it with the :trollface:

Probably runs better than real OS X.

Ouch. Sorry for your loss... and your other loss, and your other loss... and your other loss. I'm a Redskins fans, and the NFC East wasn't good to you guys those years.

Broncos fan? Personally, I loved watching Peyton Manning doing what he does best, choking, and his entire team getting drubbed by the 'hawks.

Not a tech ad, but Oikos had the best commercial, BY FAR. Not only was it the best commercial, but those John Stamos commercials are usually terrible, so the unexpected turnaround halfway through was great.

Somehow TV dramatizing something that's actually real still makes it sound fake.

He was a good actor, that's all I really care about. I'll let the people in his personal life deal with his personal life. It's sad to lose someone with such talent, and it's even more sad to think about the drug culture and general misery a lot of these stars are surrounded with daily. They constantly have to wonder…

Maybe not in the traditional sense of the word, where a bookie takes your bets and if you don't pay him he sends his goons to break your legs, but these people definitely exist.

The author clearly had no interest in even pursuing the option. Also, given how valuable short handles on social media or rare website domains can be, I wouldn't be surprised if it was a legit offer.

Online betting is so hard. Just call your bookie and have him place a bet for you in Vegas. I mean, not that I've ever done this, but I have this friend...

y u so mad bro?

Honestly, it's a terrible movie. I've never walked out of a movie before, but I almost did during Blades of Glory. It's a great quote though.

For extra fun before hand, pour water into the can and heat it up in the microwave.

Google the last sentence in my post.

And "mind-boggling"? Really? I think you meant mind-bottling. You know, when things are so crazy it gets your thoughts all trapped, like in a bottle?

Even the first sentence in The Sun article (the only part viewable to non-payers) was wrong.