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It's been calculated out to be pennies over the course of a year. My time is definitely worth more than that.
The right really get triggered over the most pointless of shit and it embarrassing. >

For a group of people who love calling liberals "snowflakes" they sure get their feelings hurt a lot. >

Its called projection. >

Conservatives get dumber and more annoying by the second.  Such sad snowflakes get outraged over everything and anything.  Weak-skinned fools. >

I mean we do lose intelligence as we age. And conservatives voters are already more skewed towards being the poorly educated. >

Don't the Republicans seem to be outraged by everything? >

“ They want to take your guns. They want to take your gas stoves. And now they want to take your Xbox," Troy Nehls, a congressman for Texas, wrote in a similar vein to Cruz's remarks. "What's next?"
I’ll tell you you what’s next after “we” take all your guns, gas stoves, and Xboxes: we’re gonna have the rootin’est-tootin’est, shootin’, gas cookin’, and gamin’ party you ever heard of! It’s gonna be awesome. We’re gonna shoot gas stoves just to se what happens. We’re gonna throw some loaded guns and live rounds on the stoves just to see what happens. We’re gonna find out if a gas stove can ignite a bullet and shoot itself, and if it can, what happens. Oh yeah, we’re also gonna be playing with our Mr. Potato Heads and “admiring” vintage M&M’s (ahem) “artwork.” 
Oh, and thank you, Congressman Nehls, for focusing on the biggest (fraudulent) issues of our time instead of trying to move the country forward. >

The fact that they don't completely turn off when you turn something off is my biggest pet peeve with electronics. People are pissed that they are saving0 on your electric bill? Is that extra 10 seconds of boot time worth the cost of  countless hours of power running to the device for no reason when you're not using it? Power ain't cheap.