What about those people who would tip, but do not have cash to tip with? Whenever I get a service in a salon (just haircuts), I always tip at least 25%, but it’s on my card. Make it so I can’t tip on my card, and there’s no tip (simply because I don’t carry small bills, just a couple twenties stashed in my car for…

Stop, you’re making me hungry.

My girlfriend also has an issue with “ruin.” It comes out as “rune” or “runned” depending on the tense. She has a very neutral accent otherwise. I chalk it up to growing up in Texas.

I’m among those who have allergies that vary, depending on if the item is raw or cooked. None of them are severe enough to cause concern, but they’re definitely there. I’ll experience itching and very minor swelling in my mouth or throat.

Or, well, you know, the crevice tool attachment that comes with most vacuums.

Also, depending on the city, if you're not comfortable on a bike, you're going to be very uncomfortable in city traffic.

Gateghazigate?

I have a few. This matches my experiences pretty well. Shin wasn't so bad. Back of the calf wasn't bad, but as it climbed up towards the back of the knee, ouch. Inside of the arm was no picnic, and inside just below my armpit, super ouch.

People are so far removed from their food source that a significant percentage don't even realize where what they're eating came from. Meat comes from the grocery store, in nice little plastic and Styrofoam containers, not animals. They wouldn't let animals in the grocery store, it's not hygienic.

Yeah, you win...

I'm sure the till that day was still a mess, with or without your honest bastardness.

We have a little cafe/food service dispensary in the break room of my office that offers the general sort of thing you'd expect at a lunch counter in a corporate office. Breakfast sandwiches and an occasional omelet in the morning, burgers and fries at lunch, etc.

It's just as bad in the cycling world.

I have to wonder: why?

"a stark indication that war isn't just for soldiers any more"

I pay for a subscription to support the developers and their continued work on the application. It is an application that provides me a service which I use daily, and I find incredibly useful.

XBMC is a media streaming server that makes it easy to access your music and videos from anywhere in the world on any speed of internet connection. It's like Netflix or Pandora, except you run your own server.

beyond supporting the devs, which is totally valid

I know, right? What's next, making me pay for other pieces of software, like games?

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