"Time to cross swords!" - I do not think this means what you think it means.

Considering that you unlock 3/4 of the game with money.

I'd like to think that this is the game Fred Savage's character from The Wizard developed. Unfortunately, he wasn't as good at developing videogames as he was at playing them, but tried to damnedest to recreate the magic of his grandfather's story (who sadly passed away before the game's completion).

Thanks for the detailed write up. I got excited when I started reading the title "Princess Bride Video Game..." and by the end of the article I tried to not let my spirits get too crushed. But don't worry, I won't blame you for putting a damper on my Friday afternoon. At least not this time! This type of review should…

So basically it's a free-to-play game that you have to buy.

Wow. This actually is a heartwarming story. The dude that actually isn't an asshole and has a conscience (I mean the fact he was willing to teach him how to play, give the money back, and even buy his sister something—stand up guy) gets paired up with the one dude that has money to burn and is willing to burn it on…

I was called by a Lowes Home Improvement store cause I dropped my card in the box and won a $35 set of steel tow straps. HELL YEAH. lol - totally agree.

I'd be curious to know what kind of deal Yum! Brands gets for carrying Pepsi. Looking at that chart, if Yum! was to switch to Coke products Pepsi would have a VERY small footprint in restaurants.

Note that at airports, the airport monopoly trumps these rules. If it's a Pepsi airport, McDonalds is going to have Pepsi products. If it's a Coke airport, KFC will have Coke.

I only care about who serve Dr. Pepper, not that horrible wannabe called "Pibb"

Yeah doesnt look like steel but it was still closer tot he actual album cover over that wanna be Powerslave one.

Who ever thought this was a good redesign should be shot. Also they didn't even get the font right and lack of Eddie is a huge no no for any Iron Maiden album cover.

Yeah, I should have specified for the people with simple taxes (though with a little focus, even the complicated ones. The tax preparers don't really have special knowledge. They're following a script similar to what sites lie TaxAct make you follow). And I should have also specified that this is for federal taxes,…

He didn't just say it, he declared it.

I love your comment about the sign on the wall and ticket stub. It reminds me of "The Office" where Steve Carrell's character declares bankruptcy. He just walks out into the common room and loudly proclaims it, haha.

While the specific points about sex as it relates to marriage are outlined by others, I will point out that marriage (in any legally recognized sense) is not free. At a minimum you've got to pay for a marriage license, and most people also choose to have some type of ceremony.

So by your example, your phone is not free at all. You are essentially paying $100 for it. It may be easier to pay for it this way as you are paying for it over a long period of time rather than all at once, but it is not free at all. I would argue that any "free" phone on a contract is not free. You are paying a…