We all know Tiffany & Co. as a seller of fine luxury goods, specifically jewelry and home decor. Usually, Tiffany stuff is very costly but not today. You can get yourself this creepy Jack Skellington lamp for a paltry $60. Yes, sixty bucks gets you a Tiffany lamp. In fac-wait a second. This only looks like it’s from Tiffany! What gives?
When I woke up this morning, something seemed different. The sun was brighter, the birds were chirping louder than usual. I continued my morning routine and then the news hit me – Jack Thompson had been disbarred. Everyone likes violent games and Jack does nothing more than a disservice to those who enjoy the medium. The Florida Supreme Court must like violent games, as well, otherwise why else would they not allow Thompson to represent anyone in court. He’s also been ordered to reimburse the Florida Bar fees amounting to $43,675.35.
Jacky Boy isn’t going to stand for this. That’s why he’s filing an emergency motion against the disbarment, claiming that Florida’s Supreme Court was reacting upon his book Out of Harm’s Way, which somehow received attention from the court. Don’t think this will be the last of Jack Thompson. With this Fall’s lineup of games, he’ll be making a comeback in a big way.
We’ve all misplaced our car keys at one point or another. The problem lies around two o’ clock in the morning when you’re shit-faced drunk, have no money for a cab and your keys fall into a sewage drain.
No worries. Wired has the solution. It explains in detail all that is required to get your car up and running without the need of your car keys. Hopefully, you can prove you’re the owner of the vehicle you’re driving after getting caught by police thanks to some wicked anti-theft devices. Other than that, all that is required is some wire strippers and a flat head screwdriver. Grand theft auto has never been easier!
If you don’t know how to use a traditional jack, you can be putting yourself in a pretty shitty situation when you get a flat tire. Using the jack wrong could leave you with a scratched paint job and even a damaged axle. The Exhaust Air Jack takes away from the metal-on-metal damage factor, yet adds in a whole new risk factor to the mix.
Sure, the Exhaust Air Jack does a seemingly decent job of lifting your car, but does it not matter that it’s lifting your car, with the vehicle still running? Catching all of the flammable, toxic gases inside of a condensed balloon, with the car still running, doesn’t sound much safer or efficient to us then a typical jack. It might just save you some time though, as filling the Air Jack only takes about 30 seconds. Get yours for around $120. — Andrew Dobrow
