one of the weirdest things about living in NYC is that every time you get a new job or a raise it just puts you in a position of trying to live somewhat decently.

How to Ruin Monopoly and make people hate you!

Ummm... That should say “Front-End Web Developer”.

I agree with this one - in our price range, we were competing with so many other people for houses that were run down and needed a lot of work. Once house we bid on had 41 other bids! And then also competing with real estate investors that could pay all cash for a house - they out bid us each time. We looked at dozens…

Personally, I agree with you because I use my Vita to remote play games on my PS4 and if the game is a physical copy, the game needs to be in the console otherwise I can’t play it remotely, and because of the remote nature of the endeavor I can’t just walk up to my PS4 and insert the game I want to play if it’s not in…

hey neat. that’s what we did. the funniest part was that it was an old church. 800 dollar rental fee. the other venues we looked at were so expensive. They were pretty nice, but we were able to have 3 events for less than just a reception at those places. we splurged on food quality, but due to a great recommendation…

I get irrationally angry at any semblance of criticism for the The Force Awakens. I know people have issues, I get it, it’s your opinion, whatever. I saw it twice in theaters. It was simultaneously a great Star Wars movie, and a great sci-fi movie. Fuck off and fight me if you don’t agree.

On the old plans your subsidized phone price was built into your monthly cost as well. When your two years were up you were still paying for that phone! On new plans your monthly is cheaper if the phone is paid off or you bought it upfront. That’s what they’ve done in return.

When working as a locksmith I found that even if you could get through a lock in 10 seconds, if the owners were watching then you stalled for a while to prevent this reaction.

My SO thinks im weird because i can not poop comfortably in public restrooms.

No, they really can’t. I don’t know what percentage of gay adult men haven’t had sex in a year, but I’d guess it’s less than 5%. This is a fucking stupid rule.

On a related tangent:
Do men, when telling folks they work from home, get asked whether they still send their kid to daycare? I’m getting tired of explaining that I have a legit actual job that is not something that I can do while also managing the education of a 4 year old. I’m not selling Jamberry.

I just started working from home recently, but I still take my kid to preschool every morning and pick him up in the afternoon instead of having my husband do it. I think it’s helpful. I need to be at least presentable enough for the other preschool moms and it is a nice way of defining my work and personal time.

I had one of those clear-bottomed Mac keyboards years ago. One tiime, for some reason or another, I decided to flip the keyboard over. It was like a window into a world of filth.

I’ve used this Cyber Clean stuff before on my Macbook Pro. Worked pretty well, and smells nice, kinda citrusy. It’s funny that it’s basically a high viscosity version of the toy slime that was popular back in the day. What’s nice is that with it being a non-newtonian fluid, it kinda “flows” into little crevices and…

“While we can’t know the author’s intent for sure, “what’s in this drink” most likely, for the time period, meant there was more liquor or an additional liquor that the drinker wasn’t expecting rather than an exclamation of the delicious flavor.”

The stigma that still applies today in some areas of America that for a single girl to spend the night with someone is scandalous and inappropriate? People were still sleeping in seperate beds in the movies in the 40s — America wasn't exactly a bastion of sexual enlightenment.

Someone on Twitter recently (I wish I could remember who) pointed out that, the way it was originally written and performed, what this song is really about is a woman who wants to buck social norms of propriety and stay with him but feels pressured to leave so she doesn’t suffer social consequences and stigma. And…

Assuming it gets done at all.
**still looking at gaping holes a year after our wall furnaces were removed.**

the way I look at that it’s the cost of tuition for learning the art of doing project X