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The two cleanest places in a public restroom: The door handle The toilet seat True. :)

Not to put too fine a point on it, but you're the only one whining about how Paul could not get his message across.

Being consistent is a good thing. Being a broken record is not.

I hesitate to tell you this, because one of the main purposes of animated Gifs is to give certain people seizures, but there is a setting in your Web browser where you can disable all animations.

It's called being consistent.

The right set of smilies can often convey a wealth of emotional information. The right set of smilies can eliminate misunderstandings of the plain text on the screen, rendering Lost in Translation to be nothing more than a (really good) movie. The right set of smilies can polish your chrome, and...

I agree.

Thank you for not trolling here, and for adding some deeply thought out opinions on the subject. These are certainly the kinds of posts that spawn intelligent discussion, despite nothing mentioned here having anything to do with having the speech vetted by the Romney campaign or with him fully...

I know there are people who do recreational oil changes, regardless of whether the oil needs to be changed, often every weekend, because they like the feel of getting down and dirty, the oil between their fingers, the process of changing the oil. That's pretty "out there". But recreational tire...

Same exact thing can be done with an empty Gatorade bottle. Can be found at any convenience store. Just don't put it in the fridge and in the middle of the night mistake it for orange Gatorade.

How would it look? Considering Douglas said she "splurged" on an Egg McMuffin, implicitly meaning it was something she rarely did, it would look like she had the good manners not to upstage another seated guest on a talk show.

Trust and Confidence in one small area doesn't necessarily translate to Trust and Confidence in others. Yes, I can. That's practically the definition of a breach of the Duty of Trust and Confidence. The Duty of Trust and Confidence (sometimes referred to as the Good Faith Clause) is usually...

My one-year anniversary was on Thursday. I celebrated it with an 6:30 AM leisurely walk on a treadmill while wired to a computer and being gawked at by two doctors and three nurses. It was fun.

I didn't say that. My comment was a comment on the media, not Michelle Obama. Michelle Obama's other antics and words express class snobbery all on their own. The fact that other first ladies (and other presidents of both parties) have done it doesn't make it any less snobby or in your face to...

The obvious point you're missing is the fact that you signed a contract to run loads for a specified percentage. So their offer, if it's at your contracted rate, is far more than just a starting point. If their offer is lower than your contracted rate, or if they have manipulated the line haul...

It's a win-win for the media. Obama wins and they can feel right proud of influencing the election. If Romney wins they can sell it as a stunning upset and milk months of expert analysis out of it. "A University of Colorado economic model that has correctly predicted the last eight...

"I've got a bang up idea! See, there's this ship, it was beautiful, but if failed miserably. Sunk like a anchor, she did. So, let's build it again, except!!!, we'll build better life boats!"

Long time sufferer from Addison's disease and insulin-dependent diabetes

Did the pump give you a paper receipt? I've found that to happen only 38.27% of the time.

I'm certainly aware of the misattribution of the quote, but I thought it was you saying it in this thread to make a point. And it's a good point, I think. Xiggi also makes a good point in pointing out that both Michelle Obama and Ann Romney seems to portray the same lofty class separations of...