You keep repeating “Keyboard Coward” as if everyone lives two blocks from each other and could discuss things in person but chose to post a comment instead. 

It would also help if they would wipe existing reviews when the seller radically changes the product description and other details. It’s a common tactic to get good reviews on a dud product, and explains why you read so many reviews which seem to refer to a different product.

That’s true, but it speaks loud about Amazon’s priorities that they have leapt so quickly to the defence of a dissembling animal abuser.

I don’t think you should be allowed to review any product on Amazon unless you’re a verified purchaser. That’s the only way to cut down on review bombing and inflated reviews from bots.

I’m not trying to kink shame, but are you OK, Ed?

“a tactic not documented with any other mammal species to date.”

I love that this screenshot contains both Chimpan A and ChimpanZee.

Spoiling the twist ending to a movie in a trailer is one thing, but showing me that humans can talk in a Planet of the Apes movies should only garner “oh, ok” as a reaction.  Even that might be too harsh.

Never a good thing when the government decides to ban something. First it is this, tomorrow it will be something else.

Local woman breaks in to peoples houses, meddles in their affairs. More at 11.

Plus it often requires making a judgment call on more limited information about something with agency.

After the string of accidents through the years the excuse of “but Tesla says is perfectly safe!” wears thin.

I agree they are not legally responsible, but I think their use of the term “Full Self-Driving” is false advertising and they should either abandon its use or accept liability when accidents occur while in that mode.

Yes, Tesla is partially responsible. The CEO has repeatedly over-hyped the tech and claimed it can do things it can’t. I hope the motorcyclist’s family sue both the idiot driver and Tesla.

For once I have to agree that Tesla isn’t responsible for this. You have to be a special kind of stupid to trust  your car to drive itself. No way, no how will I ever trust a car with a human life.

Part of the problem is the entire concept of an autopilot/FSD that relies on human intervention is fundamentally flawed.

July 20, 2019

If Lydia simply said “Beetlejuice” very quickly 3 times as soon as she saw him in the attic instead of staring in surprise-shock-horror, the movie would be over in 5 minutes.

Hello, Person Who For Some Inexplicable Reason Decided To Register An Account Just For That: It was a tragedy, objectively.

It’s okay, the real Trump looks fake too.