Whatever.. All you need is Keanu Reeves and a bus.
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Reposted from something I'd written before: Super easy going through security with carry on only. Here's what I do traveling with a roller bag (max size for the plane's overhead bin) and a briefcase or backpack (when not going through pre-Check!):
"The doll lived" That made me laugh. Good one, Ashley!
Also useful when your baby gets stuck in a wine bottle.
Neil deGrasse Tyson probably only notices that they state the issue of bad cell service at the beginning and then spend most of the film talking to each other on their iPhones.
I didn't realize mine stopped the zoom because I had reduce motion on, I just thought they got rid of the stupid zoom in 7.0.3. Personally, I hated it as even if it actually takes the same amount of time, it makes it feel like it takes longer. The fade is much better IMO. Parallax is equally annoying, which is why it…
In each barge there is a cat. This cat has an effectively inexhaustible supply of food and potable water. However, each also has a vial of poison, which the respective cats would really prefer to do without, but there it is all the same. The contents of said vial will empty into the barges depending on the spin states…
As do I... So the only new thing about this rule is that you don't have to put your airplane-mode phone in your pocket during takeoff and landing anymore; you're now free to play Angry Birds to your hearts content from gate to gate, as long as you're not making a phone call.
That is odd, I think I always just put it in airplane mode anyways not actually turn it off
The rules still ban voice and cellular use. They have to be in airplane or Wifi mode. I don't know why Giz is ignoring that part of the press release.
"Cell phones should be in airplane mode or with cellular service disabled – i.e., no signal bars displayed—and cannot be used for voice communications based on FCC regulations that prohibit any airborne calls using cell phones. If your air carrier provides Wi-Fi service during flight, you may use those services. You…
Reminds me of this road in Korea when I was there, courtesy of the U.S. Army (1992). They just finished laying the asphalt, and it was nice and smooth and everything. Then one day they were ripping it all up again. WTF? Now, South Korea in 1992 is about where the urban part of China is today, more or less, so I…
Please consider the consequences before releasing trillions of Sour Patch Kids into space.
of course, one ought to take gravity into account, and note these guys would collapse in upon themselves and eventually ignite into a sun.
If time isn't important, I'd sooner travel by train than anything else.
In the 1920s, rail would have been far more popular and widely used than buses, with far greater passenger reach than it has today. This was an era when virtually all cities of any size had a passenger train station and lots of passenger rail traffic, and even had local rail streetcars - infrastructure which was torn…
It's interesting that you could fly into SF and LA but not NY.
I think the problem is the latest swath of idiots elected in by the Tea Party as "every day people." They clearly have no grasp on how the govt works or the economy, because they are currently destroying it.