I get the same reaction: "Taxes cannot POSSIBLY be high enough if some idiot can afford THIS."

You know that's not the only option, right?

You should probably stop leaving the house.

You'd think, but people will out-dumb even the lowest expectations. I once had to explain to a friend that a box of Quadratinis was not, in fact, sugar- and gluten-free.

Well, when it's GLUTEN FREE A/P flour, of course it is. But anything labeled all-purpose flour that doesn't also say gluten free is going to be wheat flour. The point is, the recipe should have mentioned something about switching out the flours for making a gluten free version.

Right, but the specified flour was all-purpose, which is wheat.

So, did you directly copy/paste the Fox talking points, or is this your own work?

Apparently everyone I know in New York City lives like a college student.
That's.... not that surprising.

You're not actually arguing FOR food safety. You're arguing for the illusion of food safety. "Safety theatre," to borrow Lewis Black's term for all the regulations and procedures that don't actually improve anyone's safety.

Wash and fold laundry is amazing. Granted, if I had a washer/dryer in my apartment, things would be different. But they aren't.

More importantly: how do I kill those automatic formattings forever, with fire? I swear to God, every time I try to choose one, or change one, it reverts on the next line.

Any reason the separate acts are up as different videos? Also, there's 4 acts to Boheme, so unless the Teatro Real re-labeled things, there's still only half the show there.

Do you have to sing up to see the full search results? I'm only getting one return on "La boheme" and a few other titles I've tried.

Does anyone know if there's a service like this specifically for classical music and opera? The closest thing I know of is the Naxos library, but that starts at $20/month or $205/year. And they don't have streaming video.

You magnificent bastard.

DAMN

You don't get to cry "bullying" after advocating for the literal nuclear option on those who correct you. Don't hide behind "I am a science/math guy." I tutored plenty of those in college. You're a grown-ass adult who probably uses written language every day in his science/math job. You can and should figure out…

...were four of those years college?

I really, really hope this is apostrophe-trolling.

So this probably won't fly: