"How about this? Name Ten good things a Cyclist might do: 1. Get to work faster than someone who takes public transportation 2. Spend 1/10th the amount on transportation than someone who relies on public transportation 3. Spend 1/100th then someone who relies on a car 3. Create zero greenhouse gas emissions 4. Get *way* more exercise than you 5. Kill roughly 1200 fewer people than motorists every year in Australia 5. Participate in charity events like MS Gong Ride, Great Bike Ride, and many many more 8. Represent their country in one of nine cycling events at the Summer Olympics (Australia took home 6 medals in Cycling in 2012) 9. Find a parking spot at the shopping center 10. Skip leg day"
- Will Higgins™
"I got a bottle of beer at a bar in Chicago one time after waiting way too long for the dude to pay attention to me, crack it open and hand it to me. I paid by credit card, go home, the next week, the guy put an extra dollar on the charge without telling me. Unreal"
- Will Higgins™
tchiseen on Lyte's smite is nice, but players need a more reliable way of getting their chatbans reviewed - Review Tokens - Behavior Review - http://www.reddit.com/r...
tchiseen on TIL David Phillips paid just over $3000 for pudding to receive 1.25 million frequent flyer miles. He also received $800 back in tax deductions for donating most of the puddings to charity. - http://www.reddit.com/r...
"You can usually take whatever offer they mention and multiply by eight. It's called "Denied Boardings" and it's a legal thing. It's a tracked stat, so airlines want to minimize the "Involuntary Denied Boarding" count. https://www.google.com.au/webhp..."
- Will Higgins™
"Exactly right. The way I look at it is if you have anyone but the most competent person working on a workshop, they're wasting time, so I try to make sure that people don't have jobs they're not good at."
- Will Higgins™
tchiseen on TIL In 2009, Stanford MBA students were given $5 and told the generate as much revenue as possible. Some teams bought lottery tickets or used slot machines but the winning team made $650 by selling its presentation slot to a small local company - http://www.reddit.com/r...
"In this case, it's more of a thought experiment. There's the assumption that the answer to "what would you do if you knew you could not fail?" will have a meaningful answer if you probe hard enough."
- Will Higgins™
"my bed ridden father who's dog died of HIV ran a marathon for poor children with disabilities and 77 years ago today they dissapeared it even has the typos and terrible grammar of a winning /r/pics post title . Brilliant"
- Will Higgins™
"> On this day in 1918 a wonderful poor niece who is dying of cancer started a website for veterans with autism That's some advanced technology.;"
- Will Higgins™
tchiseen on TIL a study of 2 million insurance claims concluded that 9 of the top 10 occupations causing car accidents are medical-field related, with the most accidents being caused by Surgeons and GPs - http://www.reddit.com/r...
"Watson is so cool. How long have you been working with it? How has it changed? I'm generally of the opinion that Watson is going to be massively successful because of how it's being created and shared. The things that you can do with information are really exciting."
- Will Higgins™
"I put some of my old cover letters into this and found some interesting numbers: Self-Expression - 10% Authority Challenging - 97% Openness to change - 88% With that in mind, this would be a neat little tool to 'write the perfect email'"
- Will Higgins™
">Downvoting mods Sorry, what makes mods immune from downvotes? Same rules apply for every post I see. If it's something I don't want to see, I downvote it."
- Will Higgins™