I can't quite decide if I'm just getting older or finally embracing my feminine side when I find myself completely mesmerized by things like this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YDdu...-ts=1422503916
restlesssurfer97 said:Honestly, we need some real justice for all those dogs you see in those support photos because about 90% of them are being mistreated in cramped apartments and enclosed spaces, which is exactly what the court ruled regarding Media—that they’re stuck inside someone's place all night long.
You guys really need to just let your dogs out of your apartments so they can actually run around freely, because dogs are built to run, not just go for a twenty-minute walk and then spend the other 23 hours and 40 minutes cooped up in your living room.
The truth is, you're all neglecting your animals! We need justice for every dog in America!
I can't speak for dogs; I have a cat. When winter hits, he refuses to go outside just so he can force you to keep the heat cranked up. He just curls up in the bed and won't budge for anything.
MIUI is decent enough. The hardware is solid—actually, it's more than solid. But believe me, things break. Every phone has a certain failure rate. And then there’s the dropping it on the sidewalk factor. Besides, how many custom ROMs are actually available for Chinese brands compared to what you'll find for a Samsung or an HTC?
All in all, it’s a good device, just one that practically lacks any real support.
Honestly, it’s just a bunch of no-name Chinese brands. Everything seems fine while they actually work (and even then, nothing is perfect), but the moment one tiny little thing breaks, the whole device ends up in the trash because nobody is around to fix it. Look, Rade, just make a bit more money and buy a real phone, or take that same amount and get a high-quality model from a lower tier instead. This is truly coming from a good place.
Amanda Evans2 said:Honestly, being a decent human being in this country today is becoming an uphill battle...
Jesse Sullivan5 said:It’s one of those days where there are plenty of bodies in the crowd, but—if you know what I mean—there's just no real soul in the room.
There are plenty of characters out there, but then you have someone like Idi Amin.