Tom Cotton is like a fucking parody name for a South Park racist, or something you fight at the end of the Putrescent Plantation zone in Darkest Dungeon.

not having a vehicle to drive to work

Those jerks tried to circle him looking all hard, but his vigorous pumping and spraying all over the place got them off as fast as possible.

2nd: Here is the world’s tiniest violin playing a sad song for the doctor in the 4,000 sf house who’s getting ripped off by luxury brand Tesla.

I just love that pointing out the ways systemic racism and inequality have and continue to affect the lives of so many people (myself included) has been equated to fostering division.

I would’ve slapped it to the bottom of an Amazon delivery truck  or even better yet a semi that was from out of state. 

How do you explain dead pixels then, eh? Checkmate.

It’s really nice that Capcom has gotten people interested in science with the latest Resident Evil game.

Hey have you thought about relaxing and not being weird about video games online?

You can beat Postal 2 without killing a single person.

Ana is a professional advertisement. Their job is to look sharp and eat noodles all day, to subconsciously convince people that sharp lookers eat noodles. Their stomach contains a reconstitution implant that reprocesses the noodles over and over again, dispensing the remade noodles into their pants

I’ve had similar things happen in taxis so it’s not like they’re totally exempt. The regulations make it more likely that the experience is going to be chill but the occasions I’ve had a bad time in a taxi have their own downsides. I’ve reported harassment to a taxi company that did nothing, one that asked me if I had…

Did you read the article or just skip it to post that?

Gneiss.

You may want to hold off on such questions until after jury selection, which is bound to be one hell of a clusterfuck.

They were calling it ‘Boober Eats’ until Uber threatened to sue. Not kidding.

Being a tiny, tiny fish in the aftermarket industry, I still find it amazing that I’ve had the chance to talk with quite a few people that have been involved one way or another with GM projects that legitimately never saw the light of day. Weird engines, parts combos, exotic fuels, active suspension, etc. etc. etc.…

I’m pretty sure an untraceable slush fund for corporations would work just as well.

Imagine if the industry had spent the last decade developing a modern sales model that didn’t require hours of in-person up-selling and paperwork, instead of lobbying for legislation that required it. 

why not the whole album?