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    The only people who didn't already know this have never seen paperclips. What's the next life hack ... use spoons to stir sugar in your coffee?

    You don't.

    He's lucky because he happened to be early enough in line to buy something that he probably paid for using money that he earned while working?

    Right. "Luck".
    Sounds like dedication to me... quite a difference.

    DOGS > cats.

    Yes, prohibit your child from gaining years of experience driving, and in turn put them at a higher risk of accident when they do get behind the wheel, because they don't have THOUSANDS of dollars at the ready. Your parents are not the smartest.

    Our house builder appropriated 40 grand of our money for his own purposes. He left our house half finished and my wife and I had to complete the job ourselves over two years.

    I don't get it. Where's the nudity? The drugs? The trips to rehab? The car accidents? The drunken upskirt photos?

    OR it could be someone that WANTS us to think he's from Indonesia/Malaysia/Singapore. Duhn duhn DUHN.

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    Cmon Blizzard, Why do you even need actors for this one. Do it like this:

    $17 trillion?! For comparison's sake, the current GDP of the USA, the largest in the world, is 15.68 trillion. What a bullshit number.

    Agreed, a lost sale opportunity is very different from a lost sale.

    $17 trillion in lost revenue is such an absurd, made-up amount. The people who buy fake Louis and Gucci are not the same people who would buy the real stuff.

    Podcast: Writing Excuses - with Brandon Sanderson, Dan Wells, Mary Robinette Kowal, and Howard Tayler

    "and it feels like a more mature browser despite the fact that it's older."

    I have had the exact opposite experience. Firefox eats up an obscene amount of memory, to the point where it becomes nearly unusable. Chrome has never done that to me.

    I gave up on Firefox 3 years ago, it was getting slower with each update and I couldn't stand it anymore. now Chrome seems to be heading the same path of sluggishness...