When I saw the title in my RSS feed, I was excited, thinking I'd get an enjoyable look at a video taking by affixing a camera to a plastic bag, watching it's journey aloft from the POV of the bag. I was disappointed when I clicked through.

I know it's a dated question, but to answer it, that appears to be an Ordning kitchen utensil rack/holder from Ikea (Lifehacker's favorite store). $6 (US).

FWIW, Gameloft is offering every single one of it's Android games for $0.99. Modern Combat 3 is available to be purchased at this price for only 24 hours.

Lol. Thank you. Though I'll doubt I'll remember next time either. But I will try.

That's not even close or maybe it's just the angle of the shot. The grooves on that seem more like the groove on a grade school desk that keeps your pencil from rolling off. There aren't any acute corners. If the grooves on this took the same form as the grooves what you link, this would have more promise, IMO, but…

The cutting board now loos more like the things I use to guard my counters against hot pots and pans. Why can I never remember what those are called?

Individually, you're probably right on this, but the whole series is building a nice reference catalog of software for the next fresh installation.

Not as good as an example as I first though. If you've got it in the fridge, then sure, use it if you want. My thought was that you wouldn't go out of your way to get Grey Poupon on a hot dog and if you're making walking tacos (for yourself), it seems like going through a lot of extra effort to prep fresh avocado. …

Food in a bag . . . because some things just can't be served on a stick.

Would have never thought that I could have tipped this and had it posted. Although, now that I think about it, I'd not heard of these until I moved north. They are on the lunch menu at my daughter's school and served at plenty of festivals throughout the year.

I resolve to start the New Year with an argument by inviting my family and friends to point out what they think is wrong with me.

Our postal carrier is kind enough to leave the delivery attempt notice on our door, but doesn't ever knock. Yesterday we found ourselves rushing to the PO to pick up a package so my daughter would have her grandparents' gifts to open on Christmas.

Aside: Though that dessert looks pretty tasty, would a chef ever allow it to be presented with the sides of the dish looking like that?

FTR, I found it underwhelming, but did find a few things to at least try.

Doh!

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How does one navigate to the next cartoon?

The sound of my alarm just irritates me. And with thin walls, I'm sure it irritates the neighbors as well. Although, We hit snooze three times in the a.m. as it is.

It's about being orderly. If everyone steps up and takes an empty spot, then the line loses it's flow. However, it is absolutely within bounds to move around someone that is taking a bit of time at a particular station. Jumping around lo mein guy to get to the white rice on the end is okay. Jumping around him to…

Someone cut in front of the guy and stole the food off his plate when he wasn't looking.