Until I saw this on Reddit a few weeks ago, I had no idea what those things were for.

These are the same people who search for Google on Google.

I only mention this because I'm on your team and I want your comment to be as potent as humanly possible. It should be "whose intelligence" not "who's intelligence." The latter would be a contraction of who and is whereas the former denotes possession. It's an easy one to confuse.

That is destined to be a $1 item in your neighborhood Goodwill. This is an "Old Fashioned S'mores Maker."

I got on through Prodigy at my mom's boyfriend's house. This was back when you picked your screen name each time you went into chat rooms because your login was just a string of numbers and letters. I couldn't think of something that wasn't already in use and pulled the name Snarkle out of my ass. It worked. I…

These have been available for at least two years. Hardly seems like news to me.

Using your phone during a movie is NEVER acceptable. If you need to text or answer a call, go out in the hall. It is distracting to everyone around you even if your screen is dimmed. I'm glad my local theaters have a zero tolerance policy for that type of shit.

@MaverickTopGun: This is the first and probably last 9/11 joke I'll ever laugh at.

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Looks like the car from The Wraith if it had shields over the back wheels.

@Skydog: Not even a little.

That really looks like it should be a cult of some sort.

@WTF! Realityism!: I'm embarrassed to say yes, because they are just so atrocious now. Probably my most hated group. But, I do remember, back in the late '90s, being exposed to the pre-Fergie Behind the Front. It was fun and honest and that version of BEP seemed totally opposed to selling out. Money is a hell of a…

I've been using GV with a Google issued number for a while now. Maybe I'm missing something but it seems much easier to just get a Google number and tell everyone.

@Almightywhacko: No kidding. It seems like that would pay for itself in a matter of weeks.

@\m/ chaosphere \m/: I can't see a problem with that sentence. My guess is that you aren't familiar with the word "wont."

@\m/ chaosphere \m/: What's wrong with that?