But if you’re heading to your doctor’s office or the local ER because you’re feeling something coming on... PLEASE wear a mask before you walk into the building! The people who take care of you (maybe even save your life someday) will appreciate it.

I use these in my knife collection case. Anywhere there’s high carbon steel, silica gel packets are a must.

I’ll bet you D4 is going to be a knockout. Don’t count out the dev teams quite yet. Activision hasn’t destroyed Blizz completely. There’s still some heart and soul fighting the good fight.

You’re right. Humanity is fucking stupid, in general.

Your sarcasm is wrong, but your statement is right. 

Fast? It’s that 11,500 pound-feet of torque that’s mind-blowing. It could tow a football stadium to another city (quickly).

Did you say “one of the best cars you ever bought” or the ugliest car you ever bought?

There are two words that will never go together: Amazon and quality.

A study, published recently (2019) in the JAMA, reported “no significant difference in the effectiveness” of medical masks vs. N95 respirators for prevention of influenza or other viral respiratory illness. 

So rich people are stupid too.

I think I accidentally bought one of these on Amazon.

Poor rich people...

Ugh. The best thing about being a boomer is not being a millenial. Such stupid shit to waste your life on. 

Annual fees are for suckers. 

Why are you so worried about us being worried about it? What is missing in YOUR life to make that a thing YOU worry about?

I can’t believe anyone plays this “game.” It looks like utter shit. Those atrocious graphics... someone’s needs to hack this game out of existence. 

“How to avoid crowds at the gym.”

I’m surrounded by folks with broken screens- all had screen protectors on. I’ve never used one and never had a broken screen or any discernible scratches. I’m sure dropping it would change that, but I don’t think a flimsy screen protector does anything but make a touch screen less touchable. That oleophobic coating…

I think “Dr.” Phil needs to see a real doctor. 

“Not everyone identifies as either a lady or a gentleman...”