Would need a side of Coke syrup to dip it in.

Even better just wrap rice with this and flash fry it real quick.

Just as good. Sell it in a powdered or grained form and subsitute it for salt in recipes or as seasoning. Could add a lot more nutritional value.

So should people with peanut allergies avoid Soylent Green produced in facilities located near mental institutions?

But when you add bacon they taste awesome. Bacon makes everyhting better.

People like this guy are why we cannot have nice things.

However, this thing could have some potential in the development of an extreme form of skeet shooting....

Because sanctions worked so well on Cuba. Look how fast the Castro government toppled. And Cuba was an island! I'm sure it'll be even easier with a mostly landlocked country like Iran.

The problem with that was, as soon as they ran off the USSR, we wiped our hands and walked away, ensuring that the people with the best access to guns got to rule the country. Had we stayed and helped them rebuild we could probably have swayed most of the country over to our side and enstilled a more democratic government. Instead we got the Taliban.

Sadly Netanyahu has a lot more say in US government policay than most Americans do. If the US would just give Israel the spanking they deserve, tell them to put on their big boy pants, and make a deal with Palestine so that both groups (who both have legitimate claims) can live in peace it would go a long way to making the MIddle East a more peaceful place. Oh, yeah, and stop the damn settlements you idiots and maybe you would get a little more support in the international community. And Palestinians, please stop shooting rockets from backyards and using schools and hospitals to store your weapons, because you know Israel is just going to bomb them. Your little spat is taking attention away from the bigger mess going on in the MIddle East, namely ISIS.

With the latest trend of workout clothes sewn with copper thread to supposedly help with pain or circulation of something (and let's not forget those magical magnetic wristbands that do everything from stopping arthritis pain to curing cancer), you could easily sell a pair of pants with a pocket lined with copper fibers that would "block harmful radiation". Of course, it would possibly also block reception, but whatever.

This reminds me of an article I read over the weekend where an audience member at a Broadway play jumped on stage to try and plug their phone into a prop socket. That's right, it wasn't even a socket on a wall, it was part of the stage scenery.

I for one applaud this trailblazing official who is paving the way by providing a roadmap for other officials to follow while going down the road to more efficient government and leading the drive towards a more fiscally responsible America.

Now if only somone could give us a car analogy

They don't need a bomb squad anyway: Hartsfield International Airport sits literally right in the middle of Hapeville but is considered part of Atlanta and patrolled by APD. They have bomb squad members stationed there and they could be mobilized for any potential threats in the surrounding area. The city of Hapeville could then take the money saved put it into infrastructure because there are some very rough areas around there.

I have the same format as one of my email addresses, but I have a very uncommon name (as far as I know it is the only occurrence of that name in the world for people still living-although Google does bring up the name in a fiction book someone apparently wrote). However, I once got a call from a guy who I did not know I think asking if was going to play goalie for them at a soccer match. I had no clue what he was talking about, but the guy did have my name. The week before I had a guy (might even have been that guy) text me and ask if I was going to come look at his car to buy. I've always found those 2 instances to be somewhat odd, but nothing weird (like credit cards in my name that I don't have) has ever come up on a credit report.

Or someone just happened to use a similar email address and misstyped theirs. Are you actually getting emails regarding unpaid bills for the cable company, or is it just simple account-type stuff like changing passwords? Or charges attempting to be made against any of your credit cards? If you are getting emails once a month, it sounds to me like someone put in the wrong email and when they go to pay it online they change the password because they can't log in. And even if there was an unpaid balance, the first thing they would do is send the bills to the physical address they have on file or to the holder of the card that was used to intially set up service, which is also where any collections would likely start.

Hell, 10 years ago I used to get recordings on my phone that someone had overdue movies at Blockbuster. I didn't immediately assume someone was using my identity to steal movies from them in some criminal enterprise, I just figured they had put in a wrong number.