I never actually heard of a vespa until I moved to Boston. There’s a ton of scooters in Hawaii, but I think Honda or other brands have more market share.

Back when I still lived in Hawaii, I’d see a lot of motor scooters around the UH campus. One of those would probably be good for my commute here, except for the long stretches of the year where new england’s weather is not amenable to surviving that ride.

My dad had an 89 van. Might still have it, and it might actually run, actually. It had been having some problems, so it might be gone at this point though.

I like my Vita, though at this point I’m mostly using it to play FFXIV remotely. That’s more to do with the fact that I don’t play a wide variety of games when I play an MMO, not a lack of other games to play. I have quite a backlog of new and old games I want to play.

Of course Heavensward is on sale for $20. I bought the PC version for $30 on Tuesday.

Of course Heavensward is on sale for $20. I bought the PC version for $30 on Tuesday.

A perfect example can be found here:

If anyone reading this ever makes a video about a symptom, lead off with the symptom, and then go into the explanation. Nobody ever needs to hear you say “Today we’re here to blah blah blah.” The viewer is here because the video title told them that part. Just start with the sound. Then you can say “This is (insert…

Yeah, I went for the smallest cheapest one I could find too, so it’s probably not even close to enough. Oh well.

Suppose a hair dryer might work? I bought one to use it on those plastic sheets you put over windows in the winter, and it would be neat to know if that would work.

I have the mounting base for my car, and it fits perfectly. All cars should come with these.

Seems like this version is inferior to the vita version in every way that counts. Specifically, the awkward close-up camera. Any time I could see myself, I’d make a really stupid face, which really paid off in the end. I recommend becoming a Vita owner, even if you already have a PS4.

You could glue hair to your kids face to disguise them as a dog, and take them to a vet.

I don’t know, I thought the one about Harold the scarecrow was pretty scary.

I can think of a couple of reasons, like if you had something cooking (I see some brisket recipes that call for 48 hours) and were out of the house, you could check on it periodically to see if it’s still working. Or if you had it set up in room temperature water, and wanted to turn it on so the water would be at…

I can think of a couple of reasons, like if you had something cooking (I see some brisket recipes that call for 48…

I prefer a version of the game called “eights.” You add three and five to get eight, and from there on it’s multiples of 8, which I feel more comfortable with.

This is probably about a thousand times more awesome than anything I would expect to come out of this game.

I’d probably insist on doing my own count of the change in front of them for the sake of wasting their time. If they thought it was unreasonable, I’d point out that they’re essentially asking me to take responsibility for the change, and if I’m going to be responsible for it, I’m doing my own count. If they don’t like…

You know, like go out of business or need to have their underground tanks replaced or something.

The reason I wouldn’t use things like the hotspot and concierge is really going to be tied to the fact that I have no intention of paying for additional services. I assume the concierge is connected; if it’s offline I’d avoid using it because sometimes restaurants and gas stations close or change their hours or…

100 ml limit? That blows.