@ceo108: Subject and verb should agree, regardless of words that follow. In this case "concern" and "is" are both singular and they agree in the original statement.
@Archie-Tekt: I ended up in the same place. Fuck 'em. Fuck 'em all.
@pretty pretty pony: I ended up in the same place. Fuck 'em. Fuck 'em all.
The object of design that is my object of lust on this page is the Eames lounge chair, on the left in the BeoVision photo. You can keep your Lego, your wallet, your TV - that chair is design for the ages.
Yeah, if only they had that on-the-go playlist feature that they've had for years. [support.apple.com] [support.apple.com]
The real story here is that someone on Fox said someone who participates with CARS is "trying to be a good citizen and make a charitable contribution, do something that's good" and wasn't challenged or called a DAMN COMMIE. Beck's going soft.
What a douchenozzle. My first car was a '68 Camaro and seeing this makes me incredibly sad. Still, @Flagrant German is right - the rims are crap. And the kid needs to be sentenced to driving a Geo Metro for the next 15 years.
@m3tric: What the... Troll footprints! Tracking damn dirt through here.... *grumble grumble*
@ibelli: Indeed. This was a silent steadicam demo 'round these parts.
@smalleyxb122: That would make him the most self-aware Fox anchor ever.
A Topkick, a Hummer, a Challenger and an S-10, and not one set of TruckNutz?
What's WRONG with this family?
@kingfling: I think that's it exactly. First video, I thought it was just two kids goofing off while the 'rents are away, faking something for youtube hits. Now they have a more elaborate set (yupscale suburbia!) and adults. What next? He's told to get out of the pool by mom and he starts throwing outdoor furniture around?
If he really didn't like the truck and he had a bat in his hand he'd go for the windows. This was just thumping on sheet metal.
Also, aluminum bats are WEAK. At least he didn't repeat the remote-up-the-butt move with it though. Maybe that's in the Director's Cut.
" And now th... OHHH! And there it is."
Shep Smith o-face, so glad I couldn't actually see it. Hearing it was bad enough.
Press release made from disconnected random nonsense sentences slapped together as they rushed out of the office, I think. That or they were crying. And high.
@cynep: I've only ever had two problems with Apple products that I couldn't fix myself, and one was so long ago it was before they had stores and geniuses. The more recent one was my iPhone speaker blowing out, which they made an appointment for over the phone, and no-question replaced when I walked into the store the next day. Presto, new phone. Thanks, Genius.
As for BB, I know better than to shop there. We've all heard the stories, many of them here on Giz.
You got the Fix It but don't forget the Fix It Pro Pen! [bit.ly] Because all professional auto body repair shops use them.
@Madge Gristle: Love the 30 Rock.
@Mint137: Bah, they didn't used to have a $1700 model. So bah, the bottom of the line Macbook Pro yesterday had the same graphics card, the processor was 2.4 GHz instead of 2.53 GHz and it cost $300 more.
In other words, for what you would have paid for the low end 'book yesterday today you're getting a faster processor, better, battery, better graphics card, etc.
Bah. I hate progress.
Isn't it a bad idea to show a car going around orange traffic cones while the words from the song are "I'm about to lose control and I think I like it?" Nice going Renault/AMC.
