He didn't kill anyone. He tried and failed to kill his perceived romantic rival.

Bingo. I would add though that to make any money, you should be able to double your money on a given item before taking Amazon's fees into account. Amazon takes a big cut, and lots of competition can come out of nowhere at any minute, leaving you with lots of expensive inventory sitting in warehouses all across the…

They're sets of french steak knives. I buy them from a french importer. They're fairly small (about 12" x 5" x 1") so I can get a lot of them in one box. Amazon does charge more to do it this way, but it exposes your products to a lot more customers. In addition, people often don't even notice that they're buying from…

I've been doing this for years with a line of products I sell on Amazon. I send in 40 or 50 sets at a time, and then Amazon packs and ships them all individually. It saves a lot of time and work, not to mention packaging supplies.

1957 GMC

Where does a company that doesn't make money get the cash to build three 70 story towers and a giant set of balls?

I used to have one of these (Heineken Beertender); basically the same thing without the "extra-cold" attributes. It became boring very quickly with the lack of beer variety; I have no idea where it is now.

I have the Belkin 12 Pivot as well, although I paid full (Amazon) price for mine. In addition to all the ports being usable, the 8 foot cord was a necessity for me. I've been very happy with it so far. We also have a couple of the Belkin 3-in-1's mentioned above, and they're pretty good. It's just a little tough to…

We call ours "Rosie" after the robot vacuum in The Jetsons. I'm sure we're not the only ones.

Roomba. Haven't had to vacuum for the two years we've owned it.

Wouldn't be surprised. After having it for a few days, though, I can see why. It's legitimately useful (sometimes), and fun to play around with. Speaking of which, how much Sugru can I sign you up for?

Cabo San Lucas! Safe, friendly, cheap and only a 2-3 hour flight from SFO.

Really good idea. I just got some Sugru, which I think I'll use to accomplish the same thing.

I've had a Biolite stove for almost a year, and despite going camping half a dozen times in that year, I have yet to use it. I look at it as more of an emergency/disaster kit item. I use a Goal Zero solar panel/battery pack combo to charge items while camping, and the Biolite sits unused on the picnic table.

Yes, they are safe to drink while pregnant. My wife really enjoyed the Bitburger Drive while she was pregnant. As they mentioned in the article, it's also the only one with 0.0% alcohol. I was shocked to see it so poorly ranked, I think it's quite for being a NA.

Kinja photo fail.

We had a bunch of unsightly bushes in the front of our house, and when a couple of them got infested with thousands of tent caterpillars, we ripped them all out and started fresh. The ones that weren't infested were rotten, and pulled right out.

It doesn't look like much right now, but I just planted 300 bulbs in this planter, with plans to add another 200-300 in the spring. This is behind our garage where no one goes very often, and we planning on using the flowers for bouqets. I will either remove the chicken wire when they start sprouting, or cut holes in…

Another issue (my dad's a retired doc) is that if you do respond and the person is fine but still needs to be transported to the hospital, you have to go to the hospital in the city you're arriving in with them to hand off care to another doc. Big pain in the ass when not medically necessary.