We know Jesus loves you, but we're not ready to believe that he'd send a $50,000 check. A 21-year-old man from Gary, Indiana was caught trying to cash a $50,000 check signed "King Savior, King of Kings, Lord of Lords, Servant." From NWItimes:
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Holy crap, this is awesome. Oh wait, we don't use our car anymore because we moved to Brooklyn. For the rest of you: Holy crap! This is awesome: Google Maps has real time traffic! Now the endless line of cars shining brightly to the horizon can be expressed in pretty, yet oddly depressing, colors via Google Maps. Bliss. —MEGHANN MARCO
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Looks like Google still considers Detroit, Michigan to be a "major city." That's very generous of them.
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This commercial is amazing! It's everything a commercial should be. Funny. Honest. Baffling. Meagan writes in:
I grew up in the Tampa Bay area, breeding ground for mosquitos, old people, and bizarre TV commercials. The old Allied Discount Tires (or if you pronounce it like the pitchman, Taahrs) spots are some of the best. You can't taste-test tires!
Over at the Chicagoist, they opened their Comcast bill and had a heart attack. Thankfully, someone must have resuscitated them, for they were able to get a price quote from the competition (RCN), and use that info to coerce Comcast into giving them their old "promotional" pricing back. Their customer service experience was very pleasant, and they offer some tips for all of you potential hagglers out there. Learn how they were able to reduce their bill so as to buy more 30-packs of Old Style:
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Elizabeth Warren over at the intellectually rigorous Credit Slips blog points out the correlation between tightened bankruptcy laws and credit card offers increasingly inundating the American consumer.
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Is there a rat infestation at the Au Bon Pain at 38th & 3rd in New York City? Will tomorrow's New York Post have the headline "French Rats Invade!"?
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Meghann's Dad is a retired commercial construction electrician with 35 years of experience. He's offered to answer any questions the readers might have about electrical work, DIY, home improvement, life, art and his '67 Firebird. We've had an overwhelming response, so if your question has not yet been answered, don't fret. We're working on it!
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