Is it really priceless when it’s insured for a specific value?

Well duh, they make most of their money of ads. 99% of people who use their products know that. However, the expectation for Google home and their other consumer products is that ads won’t interrupt their work flow. If got an ad on my android phone on my home screen I’d flip my lid. Same with home and putting an ad in…

Use of the Oxford comma can, of course, also create ambiguity. Consider the dedication:

Ah... This must be it... The comma, before the storm.

Oh, they exist, they’re just not referred to as ‘leaks’. It’s more like “Hey there...can I email you something?” 

Why would any attachment take you to your login page when you are already logged in?

Really cool idea but I actually like that the dog barks when someone rings the bell or knocks, tends to discourage the folks who are checking if the house is empty AND DTD salespeople :-)

I built one of these too. It consists of a paper sign that says “Don’t ring bell - text me”.

right? once opened it’s considered gone....I eat until it’s invisible.

Every weekend, I take out $100.00 - $160.00 from the ATM, the amount varies if I need to go shopping after gas and groceries. When all my purchases are done, any $5 or $1's left over go into a savings account, the rest I keep until next week so I don’t have to take out as much. In addition I have a monthly ‘Fun Fund’…

I think the wording about how using a credit card adds 20% to the purchase price is very misleading as that only happens if you do not pay the statement balance off each month. I’m sure there are a lot of people out there that do not and that pay much more money than they should in interest fees. But the way this was…

this is hilarious! i just went to the bank and cashed a check for $100, and got $600! i went through the drive-through. i must have sat in the parking lot for 5 minutes looking at that money. i didn't sign anything and it was not my mistake...buuuuut, i'm just not that guy. the teller was new and i didn't want her to…