Joe Brown's discussions

Nope, that was 2011 Read more

Hah! I buy vehicles, and they get younger the longer they're with me. Read more

We have the same rim size, too: 15-inch 4x108. Read more

You still going on about that "Office for iPad" story? You got duped. Read more

Hey man, this is MY holiday wish. If you have a better suggestion, I am all ears. Read more

I don't surf the web. I RIDE it. Read more

Knowing Sam, he'll probably start an indiegogo campaign and get people to but it for him. Read more

I just *have* a bamboo cutting board and it's starting to wear out after a couple years. By contrast, we had maple Boos Blocks in some of the kitchens I've worked in, and they were like decades old. Read more

I think the reason we don't have a rover there is because Mercury is so different from Earth. Read more

It's going to be a nice piece of kit, and the the technology is definitely proven enough. The main issue as far as I'm concerned is the price. Even if it's a fine price for what it is, that's not enough to pull people away from a fairly well established market; you need to make it an *awesome* price. Read more

Agree 100%. Read more

It comes with the Surface pen, with *palm block technology.* Which is like. UGH nobody wants the pen, give us the keyboard cover. Read more

The Yoga is a nice bit of kit, but man is it heavy. Read more

The price wouldn't be so hard to swallow if it included the keyboard case. Read more

How is it for re-directing you? I miss exits. A LOT. Read more

Usually a big fan of these—particularly the biggest rock—but I'm not feelin this one. Not even with the doggie wearing a Scott-e-Vest or whatever and eating pie. Read more

What do you drive now? Read more

How far is your community from modern conveniences like grocery stores? And how do you get supplies? Read more

John Boos 18-by-24-Inch Maple Cutting Board

I sort of agree, but think a public radio model wouldn't violate the spirit of the site. Get people who can pay and feel like they get a lot out of it to shell out. I'd go $100 a year. Read more