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The perfect gift. Just remember to look at reviews before you buy and test the ones you have. They do vary a lot in how well they actually work (to the point that some are so useless it would almost have to be intentional)

You probably wouldn't want to bring a phone to some types of events, but as the number of these events increase, the odds of you just happening to be close to such an event during the course of a normal day might increase. Maybe it's best if we turn off 2g reception on our phones. No reason to be swept up in warrantless sweeps if not necessary.

You know who else Clyburn recently supported -- Cuomo for mayor of New York. This guy sure can pick'em

Thanks! Still not sure exactly what I'd do with them, but I do love arts and crafts

Thanks. I wonder what they are used for.

Unrelated to anything here, what are these called?

Depends on how time travel works. I mean, within the next 24 hours I plan to travel to tomorrow. I'm not going to be taking any of that into account.

Mine says no machine wash. I threw it in the bathtub with some detergent and "hand washed" it. Took some effort, but wasn't as bad as you might think. Let it hang from the shower curtain rod until dry (pointed a fan at it the hasten drying). Nothing I'd do too often.

On some websites, you can get the VIN with just the plate number.

Of course, the VIN is also displayed on the exterior of most cars anyway

Big Loompa

They only talk about identity because they don't want to talk about kitchen table issues

Bag of Moo Mix in the background

Oh, great...just what we need - more fucking emojis everwhere. How have we all survived so long without something like this.

Like that hasn't been happening for a while now

If you're suggesting a daring heist at the Smithsonian, I'm in!

I find it unlikely that anyone would willingly copy anything produced by Hormel.

Everything fell off

Somewhere around 1987, I had my computer modem call my university library's phone number directly so that I could see if the book that I needed was available (it was a long walk to the library). My computer acted as a terminal and the screen displayed everything pretty much the same as the terminals installed in the library itself (text only, monochrome display). Not really the internet, but probably the first practical use of a network of sorts for me.

Do these figures include earnings from garum endorsements?