Sounds like you're co-workers no your an grammar Nazi.
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Because I don't know what you're saying that is a very big word I don't know what it means I will have to look it up on the Google online because it knows everything
PattiCakeUS
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Haha, well actually, my job is proofreading our product labels - which is a fantastic fit for my kind of pickiness. It's also more about spelling than grammar for me, I don't remember all the grammar rules & I constantly have to look that stuff up.
Dngr, sorry to hear about you MIL. 
And maybe give your mom a stern talking to!
And maybe give your mom a stern talking to!
I really do like Amazon. I ordered the wrong size dog leash because I didn't bother seeing what size I really wanted. It came yesterday and I realized the error of my ways so was going to return it, they are giving me a refund and I get to keep the leash. That's just great customer service although I sort of feel bad, it's not their fault I'm an idiot 
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I really do like Amazon. I ordered the wrong size dog leash because I didn't bother seeing what size I really wanted. It came yesterday and I realized the error of my ways so was going to return it, they are giving me a refund and I get to keep the leash. That's just great customer service although I sort of feel bad, it's not their fault I'm an idiot
They are good aren't they. Must admit it's the first place I go to for online purchases, precisely because I know I'll have no customer service issues with them. Other online vendors could learn from them.
I have only had one problem with Amazon.
I was once naive and thought purchasing something meant that I owned it.
Boy was I wrong.
I was once naive and thought purchasing something meant that I owned it.
Boy was I wrong.
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Why is "April in Paris" a cool thing?
LOL!
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Would you trust a Tesla car's autopilot? I would definitely not. Any safety critical application that takes humans out of the loop makes me nervous. Why? Because software is written by humans, and humans make mistakes. They're called bugs.
https://www.theguardian.com/technol...illed-autopilot-self-driving-car-harry-potter
https://www.theguardian.com/technol...illed-autopilot-self-driving-car-harry-potter
Nope, I would not. My big plan that will never happen is to get a Tesla but there is no way I'd use autopilot. Nuh-uh.
PattiCakeUS
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Huh, maybe the extra calories included in the number on the front are for eating the bag, too??
Will Tesla let you program your own routes? If I could input multiple scenarios I'd be cool with that.
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To be fair, it does say "Servings per container about 2", so you get a few calories more than 2 servings.
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I viewed a video review of the Tesla and the driver was told to use it only on a motorway. It certainly didn't seem to be a fully functioning auto pilot, for all road conditions. And I definitely wouldn't sit back and watch a movie while the car was driving itself!
It depends on if they are talking about metric calories or imperial.
For some reason this is the first thing that popped into my head.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0085333/
A game to give your little ones nightmares. It gives me the creeps just looking at it. Pitty it's not available for Android though.
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Interesting article, an insurance company wanted to view Facebook profiles to determine the applicant's safety as a driver. Facebook blocked it, but it got me wondering how FB use your personal information in other ways, that you never get to know about.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-37847647
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-37847647