The real kicker is that the men really don’t have a lot to lose by speaking out here, since the money they make for the MNT is a tiny fraction of what they’ll make in a year, and the increased visibility (and resulting sponsorship money) of being on the MNT means it’s likely a good financial decision even if they were…

Probably looks and feels like a much cheaper tablet than an iPad, and I shudder to think of what Ford is going to charge to go form the 8" to the 10.1" screen size. (Probably a couple grand, and throw in a couple extra speakers and maybe some extra USB ports as part of some package.)

Mitsubishi actually does a pretty decent MB impersonation from the side.  Then you see the car turn and the illusion is totally, utterly ruined.

Yes, they fixed the vents, but do they really need that many of them? Something feels a little off having a row of 4 vents together.  

I forget where I saw the statistic, but the actual average in the US is somewhat less than 10%. It’s probably skewed down by people with VA loans, but with an FHA loan you can put as little as 3.5% down. If say if you think 10% is attainable, though, that’s a good figure to aim for, since that’s a conventional…

That's 20% for $200k, which is roughly the median value of houses in the US. 

Calling it “profit” is somewhat of a misnomer, since there weren’t “slices” for contingency funds, customer refunds, marketing (even sponsoring the local softball team) but even then, it sounds like this is the only job for the husband and wife, so that $5.34 has to pay the “salary” of 2 people.

Am I the only one whose idea of a “potato salad” includes a lot of mustard, with some mayo (plan yogurts work, too) to add creaminess and balance it out?  (When I’m cheating, I also throw in some pickle juice, too.)

These are individual athletes - human beings - passionate about soccer. 4 players scored their first World Cup goal. Did you not want them to celebrate achieving a near-lifelong dream?

It’s not just that you have to be able to afford an expensive ticket in to the world of organized soccer, but assuming you can afford to pay your way in, what does that get you?

Counterpoint: Given how many games end with scorelines like 1-0 or even 0-0, it’s really important that you always get goals exactly right, and asking 3 people to keep an eye on nearly 2 dozen humans in peak physical condition while they run around is a nearly-impossible task, so giving a minute or so to let people…

Pretty sure a lobotomy would help the personality, but even that wouldn’t really solve the problem, just remove some of the symptoms.

The TLDR version of this written a few years from now will have to be centered on how dumb LeBron is though, right? He literally made the same mistake twice, in all probability destroying most of his legacy in pursuit of championship rings that he won’t be getting.

Given the track record of recent Windows updates, I look forward to trying some of these features as late as I possibly can. (Seriously, Windows finally letting me insert symbols in a way that’s almost as convenient as what OS X would let me do in 2003 is... actually something I’m looking forward to, but first you’ll…

Microsoft giveth, Microsoft taketh away. And sometimes giveth back.

Dany’s moves made no sense for her character. She’s always had a bit of a cruel vengeful streak, but it’d have taken a lot more for me to buy her actions - not just the genocide, but the wanton destruction of the Red Keep. From the time Viserys died, she believed the Iron Throne was rightfully hers (everything else,…

I’m not 100% convinced that we’ve seen the last Jaime and Cersei scene - they might be alive in the rubble, which would let Jaime fulfill the prophecy (since he’s younger than she by a few seconds.)

The show did a terrible job explaining Dany’s actions. She’s always had a vengeful streak in her, and a her self-confidence that she knows what’s right has gotten her into trouble before (see: the way that when anyone around her makes an honest mistake, she gets a look in her eyes like she might have them killed on…

1st Gear: “Of course, Musk said drivers have “to agree to not drive the car in a crazy way” or else their insurance rates will be higher. “

Very late to the game (came here after a linked newer Jalop post), but having been at a Kia dealership where they squaked “monthly payment” questions to me like a parrot with an anxiety disorder, I think I’ve figured it out: