I regret not buying it. But I can still see it in my mind's eye: a crisscross of brown thread with the season's tidings written across in grey cursive: "Joyeux No#235;l"

Except the operator of the machine stitcher apparently didn't realize the computer had a less than perfect alt code implementation...

I saw it in a liquidation outlet, where there was a whole stack of them. They were framed grids with a machine embroidery, intended to announce the holiday season. In French, since they were for a Canadian market.

Is the unnamed station in the upper left the as-yet-unofficial Lee station?

Once I had a call late at night that the janitor discovered a chemical on the floor, dripping from a plastic bottle marked "not water". (Narrator: but it was water)

Trisnepios

I went to a concert once where the preshow music included Pink Floyd's "Time" and when he finished singing "thought of something more to say" it skipped backwards around 45 seconds. Played like that for almost 15 mins iirc

Maybe there's 6 ACs

Tactical parking is like zipper merging: It's something that if everyone did it, we might be better off. But we are so far from having unanimity (in the US anyway) that people who do it just seem selfish.

It felt like in October, it eventually wasn't even a bit: they were pathologically incapable of saying anything about the Jays. Even when they tried.

People trying to fool chatgpt or hitting up ethical chemists when they could just be reading primary literature cited in the Merck index smh

If it was me I'd be like 'farts contribute to global warming, maybe you would feel more toasty if you ride with me - just hold your nose"

Busted! hehe

As a dorky drummer, I think the insular arrangement of the drum set keeps a literal wall of kit between drummers and their audience. This appeals to musicians with social phobias. Exhibit A: Neil Peart of Rush.