Yes - this is very interesting. I sometimes see people bigger than me not even break out in a sweat. But I was born in Africa and lived in Canada since I was 2. My sweat glands are on Africa time...

Heh - yah, when I mention stamps my kid looks at me funny.

I picked up one of the collectors, limited run sets but also all the other stuff. Still kicking myself for not buying the signed frame...

Many of the limited edition, collectibles are now sold out. The framed stamp set which was signed by William Shatner was selling for $249 and is around $500 on eBay. There was another less expensive one for $60 but that one is also selling for between $120 an $180 on eBay. Some of the collectible, limited run stamps -…

Get off of social media, and stop reading stuff on LifeHacker or related Kinja sites. ;-) ...well, not really.

I don’t know if its hating numbers or math, so much as the apprehension of seeing the bill come in the mail and dealing with it. That is my problem, which results in not paying bills on time (even though I have the money to pay it off), and getting hit with interest charges and a hit against my credit report since…

Don’t lend money. Ever. Especially to family. True story - “lent” my family $50k (through a line of credit). They cannot pay it back. Rolled it into my mortgage but am paying roughly $3k - $5k in interest per year for the last 5-years. Will I ever see them pay the money back, not a chance in hell. It’s set me back 5+…

Yup - tried all that. Just not happening. Wonder if it’s doing some geolocation stuff and presenting the Canadian price (even though I’m on the .COM site). I’d try with VPN but don’t have it on my work PC. Oh well...

Yup - tried all that. Just not happening. Wonder if it’s doing some geolocation stuff and presenting the Canadian…

Very weird - just double-checked, and it is indeed the Kindle version.

Very weird - just double-checked, and it is indeed the Kindle version.

Looks good - but it’s $6.18 - not $2.00 and I just checked...

Looks good - but it’s $6.18 - not $2.00 and I just checked...

That just brought back ooold memories. Remember playing with something similar whenever we went to the airport for like a quarter. I think it was a helicopter as was under a glass/plastic dome. All you could do was raise or lower the helicopter. Of course I always tried to smash it into the few objects that were on…

#2 - LOVE IT! My son is 13-years old, I keep telling him not to use a calculator, and to do things by hand. He always questions why since the calculator is faster - perhaps, but like your prof. I also prefer to know how the computer/calculator arrived at its results. Unfortunately my son does not feel the same way.

Babies are never fine - I’ve been on flights with babies. It was not fine. My wife flew with her sister, who had twin babies. It was not fine. We never flew with our son when he was a baby, his first plane ride was around 3-years old, he was fine at that age.

...and it probably stinks like a car from the 70's with that musty odor. Uggh...

No machine can make good chai. It is a recipe that’s handed down for generations, and only way to make it is through tried tradition. Not some machine, or pod.

Here is one method...

...my wife actually said lets save a lot of money and buy a domestic. If it turns out to be crap... well, we saved a ton to put towards repairs. Huh?! ;-)

I’ve only ever owned one domestic car and it was the worst car I ever had (Chevrolet Corsica). Battery had to be replaced every year. The alternator was rebuilt just as regularly. Worst. Car. Ever. After that fiasco I bought a Camry - in 10-years NOTHING wrong with it. An excellent car. Bought my wife a rebuilt…

Can’t watch it in Canada.

Hah! Not a PewDiePie fan - but did like that video. But then, I also do like watching the supercar videos... though, living in Vancouver they are like tin cans. There are dozens of Lambos’ Ferraris’ and now McLarens’ on the street - they don’t turn heads anymore. Seriously, they don’t. Well unless said car has been…

As much as I detest going to CanadianTire - they do hire people that know their parts and many know the application of said parts. Very few people in the auto parts section working behind the counter that do not know their cars or parts.