@LiquidBeef: I don't have my Kindle on hand right now but I believe it's in Menu » Settings. I think it's on the 2nd page of settings. I turned it off immediately when I got my Kindle. It's a super-annoying "feature".
@theSuperman: Good question.
Warren should just publicly apologize to ZipCar at this point.
Warren is a bit hasty with the chargebacks. He paid a ticket he got in New Paltz, which is an hour and a half out of NYC. ZipCar charged him for a ticket in New York City. Two completely different tickets in two completely different jurisdictions.
Did the OP even both to look at the info ZipCar sent? He immediately decides to cry "Fraud and write Consumerist. ZipCar is better off without him.
@ponycyndi: The tip does seem kind of low.
@dimsum4u: A "will it blend" joke? Really?
@ManchuCandidate:
I saw Megaforce like half a dozen times in the theater. Man, was I stupid kid.
I saw Megaforce like half a dozen times in the theater. Man, was I stupid kid.
I think the movie could have been a whole lot better if they had done a better job casting all the supporting characters. So many of them were absolutely terrible actors. Case in point... the Top Knots in this scene. Jesus, did they just get out of acting school?
I normally don't like doing shady business but in a time of recession every penny counts.
I'm amazed the OP is justifying his "shady behavior" (a.k.a. THEFT) because of tough times.
@Rainbucket: It probably wasn't her call to make. Studios want to sell soundtracks so they stick the band names at the end of the credits.
@David Rodriguez: So you're stealing.
That's certainly something to be proud of.
@tse-tse-fly: I was thinking the same thing.
I've never tried a Super Seven Incher, but I'd be willing to have one once. Who knows, maybe I'd like it.
@Nicholas Black: That clears it up.
These push notifications are covered under the data plan, right?
@FritzLaurel: What are you talking about?
@arkitex: Tennessee has no residency requirement for getting on the transplant list.
@Vroomtrap: Excellent.
Another reason not to import your email contact list or hand over your email password when you use these sites.
Sheesh, people. What did you expect? They have access to a gold mine of data (your email contact list) and they won't take advantage of it?
A very useful program with an unfortunate name (or maybe I'm just regressing to my 13 year old self).
