Yea. I can't imagine how women would feel about using this, but there could be money to be made by creating a disposable version that gets stocked in the bathroom and sold by paper supply companies to business owners. EDIT Never mind..cause then there's this.
This is so accurate and it drives me insane. Cool, I'm glad that you care so much about hygiene that you piss everywhere and don't make any effort to clean it up to make it so much more hygienic for the rest of us.
I will say as one of the unfortunate people with terribly small drinking bladders I have debated for years getting a Sneak Leaker. I mean I wouldn't use it any other place but outside discretely but god damn have there been some situations where I would kill my own grandma to take a piss.
I'm just gonna go ahead and leave this here... [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=yWcak9tZupc#![/youtube] edit: not sure why the link doesn't work
And off to bed. I just have to finish off this dick bag of a week, take two finals next week, and put the finishing touches on a few projects, then this piece of shit semester can suck every dick that has ever been dipped into Lindsay Lohan.
No, I responded to it with the fact that it's very unlikely that a screen spontaneously cracked at fault of the manufacturer vs something like trauma, and most things that would crack a monitor could also cause hard drive damage as it's the only mechanical part in your system that isn't a fan - beyond that neither component is an apple product and it's not as if Seagate and Samsung hard drives have no presense outside of apple devices so it's unlikely that it's an endemic issue to the mac line. "Lemons" aren't really much of a thing in the computer industry unless it comes to mechanical failure (which would be a fan or hard drive - both of which will wear out regardless of manufacturer in every computer you've ever touched with either component) unless it's a widely reported manufacturing failure (like your wifi).
As someone who has supported and serviced thousands of computers, I'm going to unequivocally state that you are wrong. Lemons are absolutely "a thing" in the computer industry, and often stem from improper assembly or incorrect/inappropriate electrical component spec (e.g. caps, resistors). Incorrect spec can also extend to other parts of the machines, such as a glass panel that was a little too large for the frame. Responding that it's his fault with no information but the list of things that are wrong is just a knee-jerk defense of a brand... and was Noland's entire point. In other news, I bottled my recently-brewed IPA last night, and got a little carried away at a local beer store, so I have enough beer in the house to last me at LEAST through the end of the world later this month. If it turns out to be the Rapture, I'll barter for more with the scattered jewelry of the good Christian women.
Yep, so glad we keep an open thread all the time. If only there was some sort of technical thread permanently up somewhere. Heaven forbid we had topics to discuss instead of this early 2000's AIM like place.
Sorry, are you implying that there is off-topic conversation going on in the drunk thread? HEAVEN FORBID.
Nope, ya'll carry on. I just get tired of the rest of the board dying while the drunk thread stays up for weeks. Personal preference.
The newest guy hired in our office is an idiot. He's obnoxious, loud, young and doesn't know how to behave appropriately in an office. Talking in the hall on your cell phone about "going to the bar to pick up slutty chicks" is not appropriate when I'm taking a client through the office for introductions. It's fucking embarrassing. The guy also has no semblance of self-realization. His last name is Manning and yesterday was overheard to say "a lot of people ask if I'm related to Peyton Manning because I look like him. I tell them we're related. It helps me score with the broads." Just to frame this out a little bit, THIS GUY thinks he looks like this guy. Spoiler