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If you're worried about getting cancer, I'd think that "taking too much Vitamin E" should be one of the least of your concerns.

A future proof phone? I think you're just deluding yourself. Five years from now, everything on the market today will seem like a silly toy, and today's phone will be sitting in a shoebox in your closet.

I wouldn't find that strange at all. I did a case-based degree and our cases came from Jamaica, New Zealand, throughout Europe and North America. The cases are often chosen by the professor - maybe this person has a Canadian professor who liked this case for some reason? All that being said...

Come on, it's an oldie, but a goodie.

Not that unusual outside of big cities. It's common for people to wear jeans to weddings and the like. In many cases, their "jeans and hoodie", if they're designer brands, can be more expensive than a "suit" that you'd buy here and wear to a more formal event. Italians tend to wear a lot of...

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Good clip, but I don't think the conclusion in the subtitles is correct. The way the bike kicks over slightly to the left, when it hits the apex, it looks like he loses the front. Could be because the front tire hits the white paint, or it could just be he's that close to the edge of traction...

My birds consider it insulting if I line the cage with the Sun. It's well below their reading level.

All the reports I read said that he lost the front... I don't know if more needs to be seen, but I'd like to know more about what actually happened and how it could have been avoided, if at all.

It's television. What does "caring" have to do with it? Here's how it works. A company broadcasts sound and images that will attract as many people as possible to view or listen to them. They also charge companies money, to broadcast sound and images about those companies in particular...

There have been some reports that he wore a helmet one size bigger, due to the size of his hair. Any confirmation of that from a reputable source? The whole thing is just so sickening, and I can't help but think it could have been avoided. What a shame.

It's a good excuse, but it's BS. People buy the cheaper thing, regardless of their income level or personal wealth.

Agreed. Let's also not forget that the burger flippers are likely going to be burger flippers no matter what kind of education they received. Blaming it on their education is lame and lazy. Probably why they're flipping burgers in the first place. I know plenty of people who received...

So, did they occupy anything yesterday? How about today? I was down around St. James' park last night. The street looked fairly unoccupied.

This is what I hate about arguing on the internet. A lot of good points are being made, but they don't get responded to. People just ignore what they don't like to hear. Someone posts: There's no sign of things getting any better! So someone posts: That's not true - here are 4 signs of...

Interesting information, but it doesn't entirely show the whole picture. There has been a huge shift in values over that same period. We can say that housing prices have increased, but we should also take into account the average square footage occupied per person in those same markets, and...

America is very likely going to elect a Republican President next year, so I'm not sure you're right that they'd like to change their government. They protested in the street over greater regulation of health care, and they don't believe they should pay taxes. So, I'm not so sure you're right...

That's not true. There are plenty of signs of things getting better. Housing prices have been increasing, incomes have been increasing, unemployment has been falling, and GDP has been rising.

We don't really have as much sub-prime mortgages as they do, and they weren't securitized to the same extent as in the US. Also, we didn't have the same rates of default and the decline in home values that they had. We just didn't experience the same shock in the housing market, as a result...

I think you'd have a hard time finding a decent leather chair for less than $200. If you do, you should be wondering where and by whom the chair was made.