Yeah. Mine have been for like 2 weeks now, maybe more. On both mobile and my laptop.

I Was Searchin’ (Searchin’!)

Plenty of lube at least.

I will never stop being grateful for the gift of the line “Let’s go pray and get shitfaced”

Evidence exhibit #9,481,234 in support of the Greater Rule of Internet Improvement: “Not everybody needs to have an opinion on everything all the time.”

Or in this case: Sometimes, it’s just a goddamn otter.

The cholent eggs are (functionally) the same as the huevos haminados, except the meat and spicing in the Sephardic hamin is usually, like, chicken and cinnamon and stuff. Both Jewish!

We had an Intellivision! (The first kind). I’ll be honest, as a kid I had more fun messing around with the controller and imagining I was playing a better game than whatever games we actually had for it.

Yeah this is a pretty big story, most likely. TPM is also doing pretty good coverage.

Ever see an arctic fox pluck some juicy little morsel out of a snow drift? Basically that, but there’s a lot of voles and shit running around.

Seconded. Obviously we’re all wanting to respect privacy and HIPAA and laws and morals and ethics and shit but also we’re all still really nervous.

I realize I’m 8 months late with this comment, but:

The Tim Ryan story is pretty typical. I interned with Rush Holt (former Dem Representative from NJ, a former nuclear scientist and regulator, and really a wonderful human being) and the experience was essentially the same.

First of all, how is 23andMe still a sponsor? Without massive immigration, they would have no business model at all, since their sales are largely to people looking to do genealogy work.

Often when I post here I just post the first song that comes into my head when I see the snippet of lyric in the title. So! This is one of those.

To be a conservative means to openly invite others’ hatred into your life and to lose your humanity in the eyes of strangers who view you exclusively through stereotypes and prejudices

[Edit: Nm, replied in wrong place]

I don’t think they deleted it, it’s still up on the site and showing in the sidebar. (Or in fairness, if they deleted it, it’s now back up). You are correct on the maroon-ness though.

I learned two important things from that image!

We can talk about it, but we have to sit over here in the kitchen where the music’s not so loud. The kids are out in the living room.

How you see the context and results of this sit-down depend a lot on (among other things) your political experience and your patience with Chuck and Nancy. I thought it went pretty well, but maybe my understanding of politics is different than the author/many commenters. Who knows?