SexCpotatoes commented on Nissan Introduces Gas Pedal That Pushes Back When Accelerating "Too Fast"

"@Thornton888: Yeah!"

SexCpotatoes commented on What Feature Do You Most Want On Your Next Car?

"Now is the perfect time to bring back the old Hand Crank Starter on the front of the car, y'know, the kind that broke arms if you didn't have your thumb out of the way..."

SexCpotatoes commented on These Toy Horses Are Also Educational

"All Aboard the horse train!"

SexCpotatoes commented on Morning Deals

"Thanks, I didn't read that far, just scanned it, I am kind of spoiled I guess, used to a 20" cut."

SexCpotatoes commented on Morning Deals

"Sorry battery electric lawn mower, I've got 3/4 of an acre counting the space my house, garage and driveway take up, so your 1/4 acre an hour won't cut it, I've got 1/2 acre minimum, and I can mow it in about an hour with my gas lawn mower."

SexCpotatoes commented on How Do You Get Out Of An EBay Auction? Say Killer Bees Attacked The Vehicle

"This probably would be a felony, something along the lines of "attempted theft by deception.""

SexCpotatoes commented on How Long Can McDonald's Afford To Keep The Double Cheeseburger On The Dollar Menu?

"How about Wendy's, I don't see how they can legally call their "Stack Attack" a "double cheese burger" because, while they do have two small, thin, meat patties THEY ONLY HAVE ONE FRACKING SLICE OF CHEESE!!!"

SexCpotatoes commented on "Flash Of Genius" Trailer Released, Wipes Dirt Off Windshield Of History

"Do not annoy the potatoes, that is all."

SexCpotatoes commented on Space Shuttle Final Flight Programmed: May 31 2010

"Gas tank, because all that black stuff in space is actually crude oil."

SexCpotatoes commented on Here's a new excuse for bad

"Well, you all asked for Network Neutrality, I'd say AT&T letting tweakers steal all the lines is pretty damned fair to just about everybody, I mean it makes everybody equal, doesn't it? /sarcasm"

SexCpotatoes commented on If you're going to buy an

"I wonder if the apartment insurance will pay to replace the gasoline."

SexCpotatoes commented on Consumer confidence hit 57.2

"@Dr_Doofus: Of course, all those people talking about going from $22 a hour, or $14 per hour jobs to $7-$8 per hour in the comments on Consumerist are doing just fine."

SexCpotatoes commented on Fun with Pain Rays, Sound Cannons and Other Non-Lethal Weaponry

"Wow, "non-lethal weapons are the ones I want used on me" what a great argument. Less-lethal 'solutions' are not 100%, and these 'solutions' just happen to skyrocket in use (like the taser) because they are marginally safer. I have not one book on my bookshelf devoted to conspiracy theory, nor am I writing one. "Remember, a paranoid is merely someone in possession of all the facts." -Spider Jerusalem"

SexCpotatoes commented on Fun with Pain Rays, Sound Cannons and Other Non-Lethal Weaponry

"You joke now, but it won't be funny when these fucking things are used on you (for exercising your 'right to freedom of speech, assembly, or bearing arms). I wonder if there are people working on special suits to be able to protect you from these weapons..."

SexCpotatoes commented on Aussie Anti-Hoon Laws Taking Natural Course, Government Wallowing In Cash

"This is why we can't let the Government take away our guns, people! It lets the criminals be able to walk in and take whatever they want!"

SexCpotatoes commented on New Boston Apple Store Largest In The United States (Updated Again)

"Wait, "Boylston" is a street? I thought the Apple people were making fun of Boston accents!"

SexCpotatoes commented on Olinda Radio Lets You Hear What Your Friends Are Listening to

"Some of my friends have no taste in music. Now if they had a light that came on and let me push a button and force them to listen to what I'M listening to, that would be awesome!"

SexCpotatoes commented on Comcast Installs Big-Ass Box On Your Lawn

"I understand how this "sensitive equipment" needs to be cooler, so we have to mount it above ground... except for this thing called "summer." I thought the temperatures underground were relatively stable, hence geothermal heating and cooling systems for homes. Couldn't that be done on a somewhat smaller scale to keep this equipment underground?"