As I posted in another article about 8k, I look forward to the day when display resolutions and color depths reach the point where I can ditch bifocals in favor of AR/VR goggles that will automatically focus on whatever I direct my eyes at, and that have sufficient resolution to give me 20/20 or better vision. Maybe…

Maybe if you could figure out an angle to convince them that enacting a specific democratic socialist goal here and there in bits and pieces somehow “owns the libs”.

If Splinter is using Google AdSense they could have some control.

I had a golden wee, myself.

A second Fed report released today noted that many young people with student debt are leaving the rural areas where they grew up to move to urban areas. This is pretty sensible: if you’re struggling under massive amounts of debt, you’re going to need the kind of high paying job available in cities if you hope to…

Depends on where you kept it. If it’s in a rental storage space you still would have rented had you not kept the sweater, there’s no expense.

I did. And I find it very telling that the artist chose to depict the Union soldier as being remorseful.

We assume that the art projects in Pence’s class must look something like this.

But what about the Kraft Deluxe varieties?

At first I thought this was in reply to Mexifinn’s GIF. Shoulda been.

If only he had no mouth.

That and the trend toward line and point source headlights.

She’s like the national level version of the local crank who’s always out protesting on the side of the road with a sign that makes little or no sense, so nobody has a clue what they’re on about until someone from the local paper is forced by their editor to go ask for an explanation, so you read that but then forget w…

You just gotta go with that one. The opportunity only comes once in a blue moon.

Source.

And it has the added benefit of not providing alcohol to people going through depressing and stressful circumstances.

...has entered the oak milk fray...

“I think fondue got promoted in a very big way by Switzerland in the ’50s or around then because there was a big surplus of cheese that they didn’t know what to do with,” Kraemer says. “So [the Swiss] did a big promotional push in the U.S. so they could sell a lot of cheese. With raclette, this never happened.”

What a time to be alive.

I think you judge too soon in this matter of the moons.