But its so IN!

"Buzzfeed is overrated" = Me.

If what you are saying is that this means poor parents are spending their money on cigarettes, beer, smart phones and scratch tickets instead of on food for their families, then I agree. I see this a LOT at my local grocery stores, and hear these kinds of stories from friends who are family social workers.

If there is one technology we have no need for in the 21st century and that I would LOVE to see abolished... its the FAX!

I'm not, I'm armed, trained and ready to defend myself. Oh look the 2nd Amendment IS actually worth something.

People are actually using this in their homes? What I've read is its 5+ years out... if ever. I don't see gaining too much traction honestly. Its too bulky, too expensive, and you have to have the content library or its worthless.

Kate, good grief, Pumpkin Spice is a spice blend. Also known as Pumpkin Pie Spice, but also legitimately called Pumpkin Spice. The kind you would spice pumpkin pie with, or roasted squash or other Fall treats. You would think after more than 50 years of this stuff being around, everyone would know this. Its not…

They sure seem pretty public to me, every time I've used one there's been a line and a crowd of people around. Not to mention this article is pretty public.
You've gotta admit that gif at the top is pretty silly looking.

I have a sneaking suspicion that Oculus Rift is a joke designed to make the wearer humiliate themselves for the benefit of bystanders. ;)

But that wouldn't generate page clicks like this totally bogus piece of journalistic clickbait.

Or, one could argue that God and Drones are the same in that they are both controlled by men from behind the scenes where they are "safe."

Sure you can. Drop something!

Be careful, they could just be letting you in to humiliate you! Watch your back!

And I still only buy the silver kind.

Scapegoats, that's all they are. Terribly sad.

Could they please put MORE distracting logos and branding all over the fucking screen please! GHAAAA!!!!

This is bad advice. We've become so risk averse that we blindly follow the most foolish recommendations.

I remember when I lived there, they used to have a number you could call for aggressive driving... which I used frequently. I really with they had something like that in SoCal.

The fact that they had to make a movie to fix the train wreck of a series in the first place just proves how hopelessly messed up it was. And yes I saw it and no I don't agree that it was all that great.

Very interesting article. But there is one phrase that you spelled incorrectly... the phrase is "toe the line," not "TOW the line."