Elmo

I use it. It's fun. It does play a lot of music just not the newest ones you have to pay for and maybe some old obscure ones it can't find. I have it tied in to my Amazon Prime account as well as my cell phone. With that I generally use it to: 1. Alexa, what's the weather? 2. Alexa, how's the traffic to Peekskill Brewery? 3. Alexa, how long does it take to drive to Peekskill Brewery? 4. Alexa, how long does it take to cook spaghetti? Alexa, set a timer for 8 minutes. 5. Alexa, play WFAN radio. 6. Alexa, please order more diapers. (it adds it to your cart but won't send the order) 7. Alexa, call Biz. (yes, once tied to your phone, it will dial straight from the Echo.) 8. (while I'm outside, I can use the Alexa app on my phone, I can send an announcement to the device). For example, I can type in "I'll be home in 5 minutes", Echo will turn on and play that message...assuming my wife is near the device to hear it. 9. If you want it to control you lights, open doors, etc, you need to spend more and by compatible devices that connects your lights. Echo it's doesn't control the lights. It controls the device that you have your lights connected to. 10. If I really want to mess with it, I ask it obscure questions like..."Alexa, do you think I'm pretty?" while I dance around naked with my penis tucked between my legs.

Didn't see the movie. Read the book.

I'm just busting your chops.

You do realize it's based on a true story right? It's like saying, I'm watching a documentary on Abraham Lincoln but don't spoil it for me...I want find out for myself if he gets assassinated in the end or not.

I've never even heard of the last 2.

I paid more attention to the collection of fur then I did the can.

Looks like a look-a-like. Hair is darker and shorter. And the side burns are gone.

Sandra Bullock smears foreskin blood on her face. Hmmm...couple that with Cuomo's late term abortion laws...I smell conspiracy.

I must have! Hook up the vendor info!

Well played.

I flip it around like I'm Ken Griffey Jr.

Happy birthday!

Couldn't even what kind of car it was. All I saw was two bright lights.

By the way, on my drive back down the Saw Mill, I saw a car...in my lane...driving towards me. I slowed down hard, move to the right lane, he/she moved into the same lane, I move back to the left lane, they drove into the grass shoulder. I'm guessing they came down the exit ramp thinking it was the entrance.

Dinsdale in a nut shell...

Woah...just catching up on this thread now. Sounds wild. At least it seems the worst is over and the clouds are starting to dissipate.

They were all me. I just can't recall 6 months ago if I was speeding. One claimed I drove down bus only lane. Guess not being able to read in Italian came back and bit me.

I didn't care for Rome, Milan, or any of the big cities. Felt they were typical tourist traps. I second the Cinque Terre recommendation. Venice is a must. One of my favorite places. Of course Vatican is also a must even though that's a tourist trap as well. I also recommend San Marino. Like the Vatican, it's actually a different country within Italy. We drove past there on our way to Venice and planned a stay in nearby Rimini for our visit but it was a torrential downpour during the whole time so we never really got to see it. One of our regrets. Driving around in Italy was fun but over 1/2 year later, they kept sending me driving violation tickets that you can't dispute. I ended up paying them because odds are, I'll probably be back in Italy again at some point.

Not I. Mines was on I dream of Genie. Sent from my Lenovo TB-8504F using Tapatalk

Showing up to this game a little late. #1, they don't speak Spanish in Spain. They speak Catalan. It's actually a mixture of Spanish and French. It's just so much like Spanish that people think it's a accent or a different dialect. #2. Hackers are every where and it's a constant struggle to keep ahead of them. You'll never get rid of them. Lock picking didn't become a thing until after we invented the pad lock. #3. New technology is always requires a adjustment period and a test phase to work out the kinks. But it doesn't mean the final product is going to be worst. #4. The biggest cause of vehicle deaths is human error. Mainly drunk driving. Look how many people are killed every year by drunk drivers. Heck we even use that on our 2nd amendment argument. But one faulty self driving car kills one person and people go ape-shit. Can you imagine what it'll be like once the self driving car gets perfected? When you can have people go out and drink, then stumble into their car and lay down and just say "take me home" and eliminate drunk driving all together?

Happy birthday!

Happy birthday!

I'm in.