It's in their name!

And so it begins... Since I was a kid I always assumed that I would know it was the future when we would have life-like virtual reality. Of course I was hoping it would be holograms, not high resolution displays, but still!

the things I've learned on the internet...

Hmm, I've never noticed as I don't think I've ever used a hotel iron. Too much laziness in my genes. Clothes in my life only ever see an iron if they're at the dry cleaners.

I would think we could file this entire story under the "common sense" category. 24 hour Wal Marts will sell iPads at the beginning of the day, before the other stores are open? You don't say?!

I have those pills! They're the Kirkland Signature Daytime Cold pills!

almost every hotel has lamps like this. I think the general consensus is that when you're at your own home you can plug something into the wall for awhile, and that would be better than just having the cord all over your desk.

um... yeah I'll make sure to get on that...

Went on the site, a standard room is 160 CLP a night. Which works out to about $35. Why is it so cheap?

At her age I was still having trouble not making my capital A's look like T's.

Were they really that expensive?

why not iOS? Is that a serious question?

this is the crackest pipe I've ever seen! Jesus christ that dash...

The Grand Sport front and back fenders make this car look SO much better.

The way it looks. The fact that it's a unique luxury car. That's all that matters for many people buying cars as expensive as the Karma.

Didn't someone recently get arrested with the license plate "GOD"? I vaguely remember it, and figured this would be the time to ask.

I don't care as long as it's something stupid like the Tesla batteries. I still plan on buying a used one in about 5 years. They're the best looking car on the road in my opinion.

Salvia was never meant to be a legal weed alternative, it's completely different. That shit made me think I had lived my life never knowing I was the page of an illustrated flipbook. I freaked out, wanting to go back to my old oblivious lifestyle, and the other pages of the book told me there was no going back and…

this is the definition of first world problems

....AT&T does