The previous time that Canadians hit American soil was in 1814, but that was no accident.

Really? I'm the first one to post this??

Your comment leaves me puzzled. There are many things these tools can do that can't be replicated by other tools, which is the reason to own one. Zero kerf jamb cuts, for one. Or cutting out tiles. Or sanding in tight corners. And it isn't like I can't justify the tools I need—I'll bet dollars to donuts I own…

I have the Rigid cordless version and while it is a good tool I would strongly recommend buying the corded version of which ever brand you buy unless you absolutely need the portability. The battery does not last all that long under heavy use and there is some sort of weird shutoff when it runs for a while, at least…

Robin Williams was one of my greatest heroes when I was young. Why? Because Robin was weird. But, he made his weirdness a strength, an asset, and something to be celebrated. And as a weird kid, that meant the world to me. It made me feel like being different wasn't bad, it was wonderful. I would stay up late, watching…

A moonroof is always worth the extra money.

I want that Oreo in my belly, now!

No, just expensive sticker. You have to get your own FedEx box for an additional $10.

But the wheelchair kid on Glee got one for Christmas 4 years ago.... /sarcasm

SNIPERS on his front lawn? For (what turned out to be false) alleged robbery? Jesus Christ.

his comb was invisible.

God that music makes me want to shove my face into that saw.

I'm frankly incensed by this strategy-deaf, ham-handed, short-sighted, legal action. I'm a big fan of IKEA and of IKEAhackers, and indeed, IKEAhackers was essentially giving IKEA free advertising. If IKEA makes me choose, they should know they're going to lose. I'm not volunteering to lead a protest or boycott, but if…

More reasons to fuck IKEA.

There is no excuse for this bullshit.

Another company that doesn't know how the internet works.

that looks like a dead bird on a stick.

Mr. Blazemonger,

I think that this latest action from Illinois is naught more than the typical nanny-state action at its worst. In the immortal words of Richard Gere, "You'll have to pry those plastic beads from my cold, dead butt."