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Now, when I ask people to read before commenting, I often get excuses about why they can't read: it's long, they don't have time, etc.
Which is fine! You don't have to read. But remember, you also don't have to comment. Often it takes more time to comment than read.
Which is fine! You don't have to read. But remember, you also don't have to comment. Often it takes more time to comment than read.
November 29, 2025 at 6:32 PM
Now, when I ask people to read before commenting, I often get excuses about why they can't read: it's long, they don't have time, etc.
Which is fine! You don't have to read. But remember, you also don't have to comment. Often it takes more time to comment than read.
Which is fine! You don't have to read. But remember, you also don't have to comment. Often it takes more time to comment than read.
If DC is safe enough that they can spare police to protect the Guard, it’s safe enough- as it already was- to send the soldiers home.
November 28, 2025 at 8:03 PM
If DC is safe enough that they can spare police to protect the Guard, it’s safe enough- as it already was- to send the soldiers home.
Along with it- the caganer, a pooping figurine.
November 28, 2025 at 12:03 PM
Along with it- the caganer, a pooping figurine.
He might have tried to obtain a different status first or wanted to see if Afghanistan would become safe to return to.
November 27, 2025 at 5:45 PM
He might have tried to obtain a different status first or wanted to see if Afghanistan would become safe to return to.
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grease floats.
when it flows in sewage and into our plants, it thickens as temps fall, separating in our settling tanks.
the churning water forms grease globs that build like snowballs, and operators remove them so they don’t clog the process.
listen. don’t pour grease down your drains.
when it flows in sewage and into our plants, it thickens as temps fall, separating in our settling tanks.
the churning water forms grease globs that build like snowballs, and operators remove them so they don’t clog the process.
listen. don’t pour grease down your drains.
November 25, 2025 at 9:06 PM
grease floats.
when it flows in sewage and into our plants, it thickens as temps fall, separating in our settling tanks.
the churning water forms grease globs that build like snowballs, and operators remove them so they don’t clog the process.
listen. don’t pour grease down your drains.
when it flows in sewage and into our plants, it thickens as temps fall, separating in our settling tanks.
the churning water forms grease globs that build like snowballs, and operators remove them so they don’t clog the process.
listen. don’t pour grease down your drains.
There are still tickets equivalent to that $2k that provide the more comfortable experience, but once we see there’s a cheaper price, we have to contemplate a tradeoff that didn’t previously exist.
November 26, 2025 at 2:22 AM
There are still tickets equivalent to that $2k that provide the more comfortable experience, but once we see there’s a cheaper price, we have to contemplate a tradeoff that didn’t previously exist.
I hope that brave soul is taking the difficult step to end America’s loneliness epidemic by giving up Cheetos.
November 25, 2025 at 12:20 PM
I hope that brave soul is taking the difficult step to end America’s loneliness epidemic by giving up Cheetos.
That is the sunniest “don’t f with me” I have ever heard
November 25, 2025 at 3:53 AM
That is the sunniest “don’t f with me” I have ever heard
Mom: cooking 90% of the meal
Dad: 1 job- potatoes
Me & bro: hiding from family dysfunction
Dad whipped sweet & white potatoes together & proudly asked Mom how it looked.
“LIKE SHIT IN A BOWL.”
A phrase we snuck in every holiday for 20 years until the sweet mercy of divorce ended the fun.
Dad: 1 job- potatoes
Me & bro: hiding from family dysfunction
Dad whipped sweet & white potatoes together & proudly asked Mom how it looked.
“LIKE SHIT IN A BOWL.”
A phrase we snuck in every holiday for 20 years until the sweet mercy of divorce ended the fun.
November 25, 2025 at 3:07 AM
Mom: cooking 90% of the meal
Dad: 1 job- potatoes
Me & bro: hiding from family dysfunction
Dad whipped sweet & white potatoes together & proudly asked Mom how it looked.
“LIKE SHIT IN A BOWL.”
A phrase we snuck in every holiday for 20 years until the sweet mercy of divorce ended the fun.
Dad: 1 job- potatoes
Me & bro: hiding from family dysfunction
Dad whipped sweet & white potatoes together & proudly asked Mom how it looked.
“LIKE SHIT IN A BOWL.”
A phrase we snuck in every holiday for 20 years until the sweet mercy of divorce ended the fun.
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My aunt who famously can’t cook tried to make a pumpkin pie. She didn’t know what cloves were, so she put garlic cloves in it. Whole.
November 24, 2025 at 11:59 PM
My aunt who famously can’t cook tried to make a pumpkin pie. She didn’t know what cloves were, so she put garlic cloves in it. Whole.
He’s ahead of me at nearly half his age, I thought that was a separate project of some sort 😂
November 24, 2025 at 2:24 PM
He’s ahead of me at nearly half his age, I thought that was a separate project of some sort 😂
Seattle: Pike’s Place Market for an *amazing* array of varied cuisines in one spot. Also the flight museum where you can tour an actual Air Force One from the mid-1900s and a space shuttle training module.
Portland: Salt & Straw ice cream, Powell’s Books.
Portland: Salt & Straw ice cream, Powell’s Books.
November 24, 2025 at 3:29 AM
Seattle: Pike’s Place Market for an *amazing* array of varied cuisines in one spot. Also the flight museum where you can tour an actual Air Force One from the mid-1900s and a space shuttle training module.
Portland: Salt & Straw ice cream, Powell’s Books.
Portland: Salt & Straw ice cream, Powell’s Books.