I think the collective noun is a “pivot table” of Excel artists.

I’m a little bit sad about this. I use it daily at work. I don’t have any other tools for manipulating images. I need a quick & dirty tool for quick edits here & there. I can’t install Gimp, don’t have access to Photoshop (nor would the powers that be put either program on my computer), so I’m stuck with Paint.…

“32-year-old app.” I’m just letting that sink in for a second.

Retractable leashes are much more susceptible to breaking.

Looks good, except it should be a Canon instead.

My variation of this is taking of pic of where the hell we parked the car in any unfamiliar and large parking lot. Not having to remember that you’re parked in lot E-26 makes things a lot less stressful when trying to leave!

All psychopaths always say they are not psychopaths :P

I was the second born out of five. My mother paid attention to me until I was weened from her teat. I’m pretty sure she doesn’t remember my name.

Assuming they are paid hourly and this isn’t in some way more physically/mentally/emotionally stressful than their usual tasks, can someone explain how this is unfair to the workers themselves?

Honestly, if the biggest feud between David Price, Chris Sale and the Boston media is “Big Dave occasionally likes to yell at people for no reason” that’s like best case scenario for the Red Sox.

I’ve certainly made some mistakes that could be detrimental and I definitely went straight to the boss about them and claimed responsibility and, if possible, fixed the problem. Since then, I’ve always told those that work for me to simply tell me immediately if they screw up something big so we can work to fix it…

Duluth trading is pretty good too! They will take anything back, you just pay $7.00 for shipping and then you’ll get a new clothing item (even if it is different). They call it their “No Bull Guarantee.”

Airplane tires see extreme temperature swings though. They get real hot while spinning, and then to -60F at altitude, or even colder.

My boss and his wife just bought a BMW i3. They brought it in to show it off and one of the guys said (out loud, in front of the boss) “That is one of the three ugliest cars I’ve ever seen in my life.” He immediately regretted it, but to elicit that kind of response I think shows just how truly hideous the thing is.

I’ve always liked BMWs and still like some of the current models, but they have become so BULBOUS. Their side panels bubble and bend and flex in all sort of distorted shapes. It’s as if BMW decided to rice out all their standard vehicles. Even the excellent M2 is covered in gross body panels. Meanwhile Audi opts for…

The last time I saw a legitimately beautiful BMW, one that dropped my jaw, was an M-series and I was still in high school.

Third Gear

You watched Richard Hammond do it on top gear huh...right?