Did I say the Razr was a good phone, or did I say that this was how folding screens should be?

26 dogs per year is one every two weeks.

This is definitely the right way to be using folding screen technology.

This is how my family has always eaten hard-boiled eggs.

26 dogs that horribly suffocated, froze to death or died of heat stroke because they weren’t allowed in the cabin.

Did you even read my post? These are people traveling between school for the year and an island. There is no drive or leave it option. Not everyone trying to fly with dogs is someone who just can’t stand to be away for a couple days. People move? You know that right?

Let people buy tickets for normal-sized dogs.

Damn, I thought I was the only crafty genius...

Even the gray one has $9500 in dealer add-ons, it’s MSRP is 78.5

There’s over $9k in dealer add-ons on this one too.

Thought the same thing “Good idea, a human can definitely stop a falling truck with his little arms, go for it dude...”

I just built the most expensive Denali XL possible, with every accessory (including some $3k brakes I’m sure 0 people have ever ordered), and it came out to $84, 970.

I don’t know about that. Maxima, 3-series, Supra, ‘05 Civic, etc...

I’m think they sell more in terms of the few people buying them regularly, like gum, versus lots of people buying them occasionally, like a candy bar.

That was some snark directed at Salty’s usually very generous tip recommendations.

Good lord people are the worst....

I hear ya. I just sold a house I loved for 15 years, with a fantastic view & good neighbors, but was near nothing (10+ miles to get groceries) & had a horrible commute. I’m a homebody who doesn’t do much socializing, so I always rolled my eyes too on Real Estate shows where people demand “walkable neighborhoods”, and…

I don’t work on the peninsula, so that’s not important to me. If I did, I would find somewhere to live downtown that I could afford. I wouldn’t sit red-faced in W. Ashley traffic everyday just so I could have a few more square feet on the other side of the river.