@Jackstick: ROFL. Thank you sir for making me laugh.

lol. amen.

@Trickyhop: it's the shelf caving in under the weight of the products.

I must agree with vietiscool. The value of the NYT depends on the person. I think by asking the question the answer for you (tomsomething) is automatically "probably not". Just like it isn't worth the fees for me either.

Perfectly sound reasoning.

Exactly, that's why the Internet is also so great. Haha, sorry, I know my comment was stupid. We used to get the Sunday NYT delivered to our house and my God that thing is MASSIVE! I'm glad it's gone digital.

@tomsomething: It's huge.

"Every phone with that score—and several phones with lower scores—carries a Consumer Reports recommended rating."

@OCEntertainment: According to the Sunk Cost Fallacy, you made the correct choice assuming you had a better time staying home than you would've had you gone on the trip. Personally I might have gone anyway just to check out the city and stuff...I dunno...

@jetRink: but come on! 10 million times normal! That sounds so cool~ It's like over 9000!!

I know there its debated but I'm sure having a cellphone so close to your head isn't healthy for ppl.

@Dragonis: After playing Sim City (long ago) every Jazzy song sounded like it was used in the game...took me a while to stop thinking of the game as soon as I heard Jazz.

@Stoodo: What really? What is 666 then?

@Walternate: I'm not running it but it's tethered...so that means it's not great in terms of convenience.

@LordHelmet: I hope you're right buddy.

@izzor: ROFL. Oh man, that's hilarious.

great idea.

Idiot on a cell phone....texting. The most moronic thing to do. Ever.

God I HATE rubberneckers that slow down to check out the collision nearby or a car in the ditch. For fncks sake people it's none of your fncking business, MOVE ALONG!!

LOL. I've always thought of crashes and rubbernecking the same way actually. *high five*