If it’s a potluck, the host has to work to make sure that’s not all they end up with. You can buy it pre-assembled at any grocery store!

Yes! I have the movie on right now, and when George gets the news about his dad after they’d just made wishes, Mary’s expression says she wished for him not to leave town (or, at least, that she wished for him, whatever it takes).

Bari: the same act as bury but with the opposite effect.

It’s impossible to ignore the frequency with which I have held an in-person conversation and then shortly thereafter get advertisements directly related to said conversation. (And I’m better than most at exercising privacy controls.)

This is beautifully written. I hope you get the space you need to grieve.

My family were firmly CBS soapers and we still knew all about Luke and Laura. They were bigger than GH itself

She has later ones where Printer is wearing heart-shaped glasses and those are a treat also

Yessssss

Have you seen Julie Story’s printer videos? Her printer character is infuriatingly accurate.

Oh, I see, it wasn’t a question asked in good faith.

Calibri/sans serif fonts often are easier to read than TBR/serif fonts for people with vision-related disabilities.

I’ve come to believe that the internet has been a net negative for humanity. (I don’t believe it’s made humanity itself worse, but that the worst of us have a far easier time performing mass manipulation/exploitation.)

It’s such a good word, too. (One of my favorites for describing my dad.) How sad I would be to have refused its entry into my vocabulary.

Was someone reading out "Glad to be Gay" by Tom Robinson and it just got mangled in the transcript?

'Lie to your workmates, lie to your folks
Put down the queens, tell anti-queer jokes
Gay Lib's ridiculous, join their laughter
"The buggers are legal now, what more are they after?""

I can’t imagine a hypothesis that would beat this one

I don't understand what is written on the screen in this photo, but it gives me life. Is it Dostoevsky?

The Man Who Knew Too Little is a delightfully silly sleeper Murray comedy and it’s a shame it’s too little known.