How about just turning off Control Center in lockscreen?

You can offer to put in a small deductible for minor repairs and maintance (or that you will do these yourself - there are quite a lot of these like changing bulbs, switches, a/c filters, locks - I work part time with a realtor who also provides property management). Most landlords don't want to drive 10-20 miles to…

I did post that 2 years ago.

It used to be $15 back when I posted the above comment at Sears Auto center near me (Maryland-DC) and other tire shops near me. Right now at Sears, its $20.

Mine seems fine. Its still google search.

This is what freaked me out as a kid - Jeepers Creepers. I had seen most of these movies but not when was 10.

I have one but I only uses it at drug stores. For Amazon, I use my Chase Ink or Amex Simplycash to get Amazon giftcards from Staples or Officedepot. That gives me 5% at Amazon!

I think the MasterCard is QuickSilverOne, which has a annual fee. I think $39.

They managed to send in cops over $41.90 while other people have trouble getting cops to go after a iPhone?

Was it take #xx or 1? I didn't see any "No Hyundai Genesises were hurt in the making of this video"

Cutting cable won't save you money.

I have used this technique to fix my friend's camry's front bumper which had a dent from his encounter with a parking-lot concrete lamp base.

And daytime running lights (what you described, except that headlights barely make any light in that setting), do not light up the instrument panel.

The best feature of iOS 7.1 is that Apps don't crash anymore (esp. Safari). I bet they haven't figured out how to do that with jailbroken devices.

Well, the movie did make that city road into a offroad like course. It wasn't like Sean Connery tried to drive a hummer like a sports car, he used it like a tank. I liked that part.

I do pretty much the same thing.

I would say more dangerous. Because it still is not a sports car...

My guess is that he saw the resale value and decided to make the video instead.

I went to a used car dealership with a friend and his dad to look for a used 2005 Regular cab F150. The guys drives it up front and we see that its a manual - as the only one who can drive a manual among the 3, I climb into the driving seat to give it a go, but unfortunately its a no go. I keep stalling. After 4…

Why is the stranger who has my phone moving backwards? Ohh maybe he can't fit us all in frame.