More importantly, this is for the “third-party” parties that can’t come up with a remotely credible candidate in a race where both Trump and Clinton were widely disliked by large portions of the population:

Well to be fair, a phone mount might be problematic with the vibrations from the simulated exhaust noise routed through the Mustang’s audio system...

I use one of these as well, and it holds my iPhone 6 in a bulky case with no issues. It’s as non-obtrusive as you could hope to get.

I have two teen-aged sons. There is no way in hell I’m doing another dish until they’ve both out of the house with families of their own.

Free office coffee? I know the stuff we get for free tastes like ass. But, it’s free so it gets dressed up and made bearable.

Why do you care about how other people take their coffee?

That’s rough, Felina. You should be ashamed of yourself for making fun of people with a 4th grade education.

I don’t know. Is it even possible to set a couch on fire in Heaven?

There’s a new tier supposedly coming to individual users in 2017 that will allow users to create these applets, though we’ll have to wait to see exactly how that works.

It works very well with Safari.

Twelve bucks is three Big Macs. Support them anyway.

Google Photos is so much better than iCloud photos, it’s really just embarrassing for Apple. Not quite Apple Maps-level embarrassing, but still...

- signed Tom Brady

IDK, it seems Brownsier, somehow, or at least more Lionesque.

Hell, I’m in the concussion protocol just from seeing the photo.

That’s a pretty good summary. Another good resource for teaching internet safety to kids is the CyberChip program from the Boy Scouts and the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children.

Good stuff, but the bullet points for number six are incorrect. Looks like a cut’n’paste fail.

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Yes, but I’m going to give it a try. It might be worth a laugh.

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