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Kevin Fields
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Is Gawker trolling us? Suggesting McDonald's isn't serving "real food"? This article is trash, and it's author is libelous.

Taste is subjective. I am an excellent cook, but I've never tasted a homemade Egg McMuffin that tasted better than McDonald's. They've come close, but not better. Also, as QueenGrey points out, McDonald's will deliver it faster, and provide all the ingredients, prep and clean-up.

You say the magic word "medication" and get a free mini fridge? I don't think so. At least those "magic words" never worked in my five years in working for several hotels. You call and ask me for a fridge for medication, and I tell you it's an extra $10, if we have one available. If you really needed one for

Wow, I'm surprised nobody has yet to mention the CueCat. I admit, this was the most useless thing I ever hoped to have ever owned.

My first cellphone was also a TracFone, at Radio Shack for $99, in 1999. It was basic and it got the job done. Until last year when my employer bought me a phone, TracFone has been the only company I've ever been with. Cheap, reliable, no contract, can't be beat by anybody else.

It's absolutely right for users to use ad-blocking software. It's their hardware, it's their Internet connection. App developers do not pay for any of this. They're asking for permission from users to come into their lives. If users want to enjoy some parts of their programs, but not others, that's entirely right for

NO! NO! YouTube is for videos, NOT photos. Use a proper photo sharing service. Nobody enjoys watching videos of blurry, compressed JPEGs compiled into blurry, compressed MPEGs.

Maybe I'm more patient, but I've been quite happy with CM7 on my Nook Color.

Unless the dietary issues is one that actually causes harm to the kids (for tomatoes for a child with a mild tomato allergy), then learn to compromise. Split the cooking and help plan meals, but even then it won't do any harm to prepare special dishes or alter recopies for those who are sensitive (nor not sensitive)

Absolutely, talk to your landlord! My landlord will even reimburse me for upgrades which are permanent and improve the property, such as replacing a standard rental unit sink/faucet with a much nicer one, as long as I provide the labor and/or fix any of problem I create.

I'm a producer for several live streaming podcasts. For me, the most important but "little thing" is that the on-board sound card support a stereo mixer so that I can combine several sound sources and stream them out to the audience.

I've built my own computers for years, although only two completely from scratch. Ever since I installed my own ISA 1400 baud modem in an old 286 clone, I've preferred to be as much "hands on" as possible. I don't have any cool pics to share, though, because I've never built one for looks, just to service my needs. My

Here in Lexington, KY Trader Joes is priced around the same as Whole Foods. Neither is cheaper than Kroger or Food Lion, which typically isn't cheaper than Walmart, Aldi or Save-A-Lot. Needless to say, I wasn't too impressed with Trader Joe's after they finally opened here, and I find the quality of food at Whole

I doubt Apple is going to sue you for using your software in a way they don't approve. More than likely, though, they'll just not provide you with any technical support or guarantee that the OS install or any programs will operate as you expect them to.

This works well in Denmark because citizens don't have to worry about paying out-of-pocket for health care and education. In the United States, I have to foot the bill for both on top of paying rent, utilities and buying food for a wife and three children. When we were younger and the kids were babies, my wife worked

Mr. Tomsky is simply roughing out the edges of what will eventually be a very fine Bastard Clerk From Hell. I'm sure he gives excellent customer service, and much like myself in my hotel days, carries a lot of fantastic, deep, sadistic thoughts.

This is NOT TSA-friendly, I've had mine confiscated before. To be honest they work in a pinch, but they're not the best tool. Biggest flaw IMO is that none of the blades are very sharp. You'll need to sharpen them yourself to make them effective cutting tools. Because of the overall size of the tool, using the

Wow, what a horrible idea! Not only is this likely to make a mess, but it will give a false sense of security as well. You want better traction in winter? Invest in a good set of snow tires.

My friend always says, "Why does everybody plan a French Toast party in the middle of a snowstorm?"

This will be the last post that I ever read here. Seriously? You guys have NOTHING better to write about than somebody's tips on pulling up your pants? Not worth my time any more.