If you endgame is reading comics, I move from ACV to Perfect Viewer.

I prefer FBReader myself.

This article has a place. It's good information, but I can't help but laugh after returning to LH for another session and having to click to activate "Blog View" yet again.

Climb to top of tree with stop watch. Begin timing your descent as you allow yourself to freely fall from tree, taking care not to hit any branches. Just as you land, stop timing yourself. Locate a stick about the size of a pencil. Using your blood as ink and a leaf as paper, solve the equation d = 4.9*t^2 where t…

There is quite a difference between a repulsion to particular foods and being picky. This article and responses are about dealing with the fussy eater, not those with legitimate issues with certain foods.

Article says it can be done that way (or at least makes an aside to the ability to sync using FF for Android). It's in the last paragraph the laments how slow the browser is. And it's painfully slow. I've deleted the install three times already.

Probably would have been better to talk about the toggles before discussing how to change the default behavior. I didn't have this feature rolled out to me two hours ago, now I do. When I read this post the first time, it was lost on me that I cold simply click it on and off from the results page. They might just…

I considered the cool air falling from the internal compartments but I didn't weigh it too heavily because the compartments are insulated.

Since warm air rises and refrigerators and freezers operate by removing heat from the interior and ultimately transferring it to the air, it would make sense that the most efficient models are the ones with the freezer on the bottom. When it is on top, it would work even harder because it's removing the heat from the…

Where I live, neighboring communities have different procedures for instituting warnings. It creates havoc on one hand and complacency on the other. Some people reacting to sirens for other towns and other people ignoring their local sirens because the triggers are too low-level. That is, the sirens get sounded…

Also, for the video used, the "sound of the tornado" is actually the sound of the freight train. Your bullet point still stands, but maybe a better (unedited) example?

Your examples are fine ones and I'm on-board with this . . . as long as the five-second rule still applies.

EDIT: Nevermind. Second thoughts about original comment.

"There's no way I could be pregnant."

Feel free to counter with some more insight, but Owen didn't say anything about whom or what the team is named after.

Practice this phrase: "Well, I guess we'll just have to agree to disagree."

The original asker was probably talking to a Cowboys fan.

This only works if you can be satisfied leaving them bewildered rather than in agreement. Seems the irrational argument, in casual context, is only an issue when the person that thinks they are being rational is satisfied only if the can get an "okay, you're right".

From the link, it's pretty clear that it's a 'shopped image. I'm not positive, but I think the angle would mean the subject on the right would also have had shadow that was cast into the frame. Maybe not much, but some I think. It's close.

Re: pic: I think there's some shadow missing.