It’s already too late. All humans can do now is mitigate the damage and slow the inevitable.

He doesn’t need complete ownership to do that.

• HDMI Cables - Nope, not the same.

Gee, it must be so terrible to be of the generation(s) raised in an Internet I-must-have-my-phone-to-my-ear-or-fingertips-every-waking-moment. To be so connected to nothing important, yet so detached from life.

Nope. Not for me. I don’t like all-in-one-devices. All too often the different components of an all-in-one-device share sub-components. Something malfunctions in one sub-component often affects all other parts using that sub-component.

Nope. Not for me. I don’t like all-in-one-devices. All too often the different components of an all-in-one-device…

I see what you did there. :)

Arco station about a mile from me: $4.65/gallon.

Plant trees, knowing you will never sit in their shade on a sunny day.

Sam’s Club is owned by Walmart.  Nothing more needs to be said.

As a Costco member, Costco gas is cheaper than all the other gas stations. As a Costco Executive member, I get four percent back on all gas purchases.

You’re no fun as a cook.  Blueberry pancakes are a kid’s treat.  Everyone needs to be a kid.

Ah, the easiest method of all is what the experts strongly recommend: don’t share the information at all.  However, if you choose to ignore the advice, cry me a river if you get scammed.

Yosemite is not a state park.  It is a national park.

We have sh*tty water pressure. Then again, it means we can take longer hot showers because it takes just that much more time to empty the hot water tank. :)

“(It emerged victorious with 41% of the vote, demolishing the second favorite—cake—by more than 20%.)“

“Consumer Reports estimates we use 2 to 6 gallons of water per minute we rinse our dishes.”

There is no such thing as “state rights.”  Only humans have rights.

Much ado about nothing.  The pipeline isn’t operational.  Blocking it’s non-operational operation is meaningless.

You missed the biggest one.

Let’s not forget Russia says a 15-year old Russian Olympic skater tested positive for a banned drug because she shared a water glass with her grandfather who takes the drug.  Yeah, right.