This is brilliant! Evil, but brilliant! Sometimes if a store/manager is playing hardball or is know to be difficult, this is a good tactic, but only as a second line of defense in my opinion.

True, true. Just don't use the mayo as a lubricant or contraceptive... My experiments have concluded it is not well suited for either purpose :)

Don't use network hubs. They are garbage and are only good for a few purposes these days. (Like packet analysis or sniffing)

Yeah, and costs more $ too... lol

They are overpaid... just not the ones that actually do something useful. IE you. They are the ones getting the money you make for them by doing a good job.

With metal lids, I've found if you use this bit of a can opener under the edge of the lid just enough to get air in the jar, it will come right off every time. And it only takes a few seconds to grab and use the can opener instead of opening condoms or running under hot water, or hitting the jar on the counter or ...

Wait, what? The jar or your wife? Because although both are satisfying, the later will still leave you with a stuck jar of mayo... :)

I wouldn't trust data from Robert Half even if it was delivered by Neil deGrasse Tyson...

Because he is the one who realizes that life is too short to have a stick up your rear end all the time.

If rice really was a desiccant (like people think to put a phone dropped in water in a bag of rice after they dried the phone, pulling out all the residual moisture), then rice would be soft and mushy in your pantry...

Holy goodness!... Those tolerances are frightening and making me twitchy...

Advice: "You Have to Pay Your Dues."

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It Will Run Windows 10

Thank you!

I see someone has been watching Alton Brown. :)

That's really cool! I didn't know that.

Awwww...

Luis Armand Garcia ?