Disagree. Get a french press or percolator for $20 . The coffee will taste better, you'll waste less paper in filters, and your coffee will have better "mouth feel" (whatever that is).

Ugh. Store bought bread is mostly chemical crap. Homemade bread is the way to go. Making bread yourself is way cheaper and way more delicious.

Bounty all the way. Best value and quality.

I disagree. you can find some decent knives for pretty cheap. I've been using a $12 ginsu cleaver for a year and it hasn't needed any sharpening. Works like a charm too. even my ikea knife set is adequate for most jobs.

Try different brands. Charmin (including charmin basic) is pretty good.

Meh. Saw it on Reddit

Kira has been fully transparent with the MissAmerica Organization about her termination from the Alpha Phi sorority. It's unfortunate that this incident has been exploited to create a storyline that distracts from what we should be focusing on

it seems like kind of a broad law, so I can see why the court might strike it down. In a sense it was banning all pornography, not "up-skirt" photos in particular.

would like to see a kinect-like peripheral for the PC. It would be so much more useful as a general use device and software could incorporate speech, movement, facial recognition, and heat patterns.

i think "outing" someone on facebook/the internet for a rude remark is soooo much worse than a hand on the ass.

why are you so lame?

i want to know what's happening as it happens, but ultimately the roundup is great. That way i can compare what i think i know with what the experts (e.g. you guys) know.

this works pretty well. I've done it and it serves to keep the interviewer focused on what YOU want them to focus on. Play to your strengths. Ask questions that naturally lead to how good you will fit in the job.

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Like most debt instruments, a home becomes less and less "underwater" the longer you hold it (unless you do something weird like a reverse mortgage).

i think you're on the right track that this whole situation was caused by naivete.

say manboy one more time

You can throw an old Polaroid in the garbage, but someone can go through that garbage and pull it out. That's just the nature of the technology.

if you take photos, *somebody* is going to see them. Whether it's your boyfriend on snapchat or your mom cleaning up your old polaroids. Once that photo is taken, it's out of your control.

can we stop calling it a violation of privacy and/or sex crime and call it a naive assumption of privacy?