Yeah, they're to compensate for the little willies the Texan cops have

No but the bottom rung drug dealers who buy these cars at auction leave them on.

Just seeing the graphic of the Crown Vic struck fear into my heart.

Thought I'd throw this in too.

That looks like a good idea. Obviously too even in just brick and mortar stores there are different ways of buying things. You are going to want to try different headphones - for comfort as well as a more subjective listening pleasure. This doesn't necessarily apply if you're buying a frying pan for example - you…

Which translated into English means the cost is passed onto the actual purchaser of the headphones that have Whitson's ear-grease on them. Or is that what you meant?

If you expect to be disappointed every day then you never will be.

Just been reminiscing :)

Oh tell me about that! I once made a somewhat flippant comment about some crappy billfold some guy made from a rubber band not being very attractive to women and I had the entire Lifehacker contingent baying for my blood. If I'd made that comment in a bar with a group of them, drinks in hand, I dare say many would…

No, I wasn't trying to be condescending - it's that overused cliche thing that bugs me. Everywhere you look people preface their comments that way. I'm mouthy, sometimes I say stuff without thinking but I always stand by what I say unless I'm wrong, then that's the time to say sorry.

OMG! You can't say that to Whitson (PBTH).

I stayed at this hotel - http://www.tripadvisor.com/Hotel_Review-g… and the reviews may as well be talking about a different hotel, it was an ant-infested slophouse and there staff were nothing if not rude and unbearable, like guests were something to be tolerated. Sniffy and patronizing best describes them. You can't …

No need to apologize for your views - they are as valid as anyone else's. So many people nowadays prefix their opinion with "I'm sorry". they are either apologizing for what they think of as controversial views or they are using an overused cliche - neither of which is good practice. If you're going to have an opinion…

I have to agree. when you buy something from a retailer there is a contract of sorts established between the two of you based on trust and obeying well-established rules. "I give you money in exchange for this item and unless it's faulty I will keep it as I believe, after research it is the item I desire". Buying…

Just testing if this feature is still available.

There are in the main two types of retailers - and I'm generalizing to an extent. The type that sell stuff cheap or discounted and don't have a lot of customer service; none of this buy three and return two - you can only return stuff if it's faulty. Then there's the 'old-fashioned' stores for want of a better term…

They make up the price difference in most cases with a restocking fee that the returner must pay.

Does the old in your name refer to your way of thinking? Sometimes tips aren't just a matter of "hey you can do this" but more a springboard or a catalyst to spur you into thinking sideways about your own particular situation and maybe you'll come up with another idea. Impolitely and somewhat inaccurately referred to…

Honey I'm a married woman with kids now, I can't just go picking up these young kids any more - I don't know where they've been. I need someone solid, reliable and tactile, and Alan fits the bill. Cuddly is the new sexy! I want pleasure from my sex now, not danger.

Buy new sheets.