Very interesting!

Uh huh. Saying the same completely unsupported claim over and over doesn’t make it true (outside of politics at least). I asked a question, you responded with the same thing again, yet somehow I’m the one degrading myself? Enjoy your alternate reality, best of luck finishing 8th grade.

Such an amateur troll, try harder next time.

Hey I think you replied to the wrong comment. That’s understandable though, I’d have a hard time focusing on anything with such a large stick so far up my ass. Cheers!

Damn some of these commenters need to pull the stick out of their ass and lighten up.

Umm.. good for you

I think you clicked “Reply” on the wrong comment, because your reply makes perfect sense to the comment above:

“Not everyone is a delicate flower who’s wrist would snap by picking up 10lbs, and if you can afford a $9000 laptop you probably have someone to carry your luggage.”

Good for you.

That’s a very long sentence.

I wonder if people like you were around when the telephone was invented, whining about no one writing letters anymore.

Along the same lines, when returning seat to upright position, do so slowly. If the person behind you has their tray table down with a drink on it, for instance, you could spill their drink if you snap the seat forward too quickly.

And now you’re a bullshitting loser, congrats.

Anyone who is still calling people dorks is a special category of loser.

Missed opportunity for: Yes it is. Yes.

My story is of course anecdotal, but I dumped Verizon for Fi, and six months later I’m back to Verizon. Fi is cool, especially for their international data perks, but in the end it was too much of a “beta” for me. First level tech support are basically people who can read FAQs to you, and my multiple issues required…

Is that really wrong though? Wouldn’t it sound silly if they went to shareholders and said “We’re going to intentionally not take an action to further monetize our heaviest data users / lessen their impact on our remaining customers”? I’m not at all saying I like it because I don’t (I’d always prefer an affordable…

Not that I’m at all trying to convince you, because you should of course use the apps/methods you personally prefer, but I wanted to give a scenario where SnapChat is sometimes my preferred method for sharing a photo.

Uh huh, right.

I’m fairly certain I spotted at least two typos in your comment as you attempted to criticize the diction of this article. Clearly you’re an authority on the written word.

You’re asking a trivial question. This commenter’s experience (sleazy) with a “few people” is roughly as valid as the other commenter’s experience (not sleazy) with a few people, so you really should be questioning both parties if you’d like to use this question. For me I’d avoid the question entirely, as both…