I love Planet Earth, and I’m aware that not all the narratives are 100% real, but I don’t have a problem visually presenting a story to illustrate something that does happen in nature even if that particular story didn’t happen as presented. It’s still informative.

LASIK and plastic surgery are entirely elective procedures. People have complete freedom to choose where to get them, and even if they get them at all. As such, they are not comparable even to routine physicals, which are much more instrumental to good health than your two examples. Additionally, routine physicals can…

We sell “service agreements” to customers that cover routine maintenance as well as unexpected repairs. The idea being that if we do our job and maintain the equipment, we won’t have to shell out as much for unexpected repairs. It’s no different from an insurance plan.

You can use insurance for an oil change: it’s called a “service agreement”.

The problem is each syllable has two syllables.

What’s the one question no stoner can ever answer?

That’s what announcers are for. Communicate the issue to them and let them tell the crowd.

I understand on both points. I love IPAs but hate how it’s hard to find a tasty one under 7%. When you’re downing a few, those high ABV catch up real quick.

I like IPAs. What I don’t like is breweries that think IBU and ABV is a scorecard. I like bitter, I eat orange peels, but a lot of this stuff is undrinkable.

It’s like when hot sauce manufacturers started putting scoville units on the label. It stopped being about flavor with kick and started being a rite of passage.

You know who disparages a beer because it comes in a can? People who became self-professed beer snobs solely so they could look down their noses at other people’s drink choices. You lot are the reason I can’t find anything but over-hopped, hyper-alcoholic IPAs in my local packy.

This is a discussion about drinking beer while you shower. If you’re the type of artisotractic person who snubs beer based exclusively on the container, you should probably just sit this one out.

Short answer: No.
Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooo!

People still take online reviews seriously?

Unless they IoT the crap out of these things (and you know they will because “big data”) and they start getting hijacked from someone’s basement.

At what point are they going to realize that asking people with no vested interest in the outcome for their opinion is a bad idea?

Everyone in NJ knows that Bayonne is really in New York.

Whistling is always an acceptable means of getting their attention, as well.

I’m sorry, I didn’t mean to talk while you were interrupting.

The worst part about standing desks is having to tell everyone you know that you got one.

The worst part about standing desks is having to tell everyone you know that you got one.

Rule 1 of the internet: no troll shall starve. The point is not to convince him but anyone reading him.