No one who’s not trying too fucking hard would ever say that.  FTFY

This is an example of insanity brought on by the internet. 

‘Only Pedro Pascal could make us thirsty with the line, “You focus right here or I’ll pop your fucking kneecap off.” Yes, zaddy, pop it.’

 American gun "culture" is mental illness. 

Case in point is how many times did we see him eviscerate/embarass someone either in person (Jim Cramer, Tucker Carlson) or in absentia (the entire news media) and have it functionally do nothing in the long run. That’s got to wear a man down.

We can’t bring ourselves to believe that moments like this represent anything more than a moral victory; demonstrations of hypocrisy only affect those inclined to shame.

Every single “gun rights advocate” already knows that they are full of shit. They know they are spewing lies for profit. The same with every rightwing gun nut. They know its all bullshit. They just dont care. Classrooms full of dead kids mean nothing to these micropenis fuckwads. Sure, Jon Stewart destroyed him or…

I had TMNT manhole covers as a boy!  Mine came in a 4-pack too and I wore em every day I could

If you read any of, say, Asimov’s original Foundation trilogy — a pretty significant influence on Lucas, who stole a number of names from those stories — you’ll come across dialogue that sounds very similar, like it was trying simultaneously to be modern, futuristic, and archaic.

Hard to accurately forecast things when you have a spike in sales. Most companies struggled with forecasting things due to the pandemic. Many companies are now struggling with problems that involve layoffs. Especially those that involve things seen as frivolous to the general population. Online video game companies…

SJ, work in SF.

Everytime this Scott Satellite guy comments, it seems based off false preconceived notions.

Do you even Bay Area?

It always seems like these government contracts somehow are written so that the contractor has no expectation of performance and the government has no recourse when they fail to perform. 

No, it was designed to be temporary and then was made permanent and the actual upkeep costs were closer to 12million over the term of the contract. I know all this because I read the article.

I fully agree, but you are not going to get that in the most dense area of San Francisco regardless of this art installation.

It’s the first time the Bridge has been visually appealing!

uh, this isn’t the Golden Gate, dude. I dont think anyone in SF considers the old half of the Oakland Bay Bridge on the level of the mona lisa, lol.

FYI, this happens ALL the time with many different products, particularly with clothing. Sure, a lot of the extra stuff ends up at Marshall’s, TJ Maxx, etc., and some of it gets donated (like all of those unsold “Superbowl Champions!” t-shirts), but a lot also finds it’s way into landfills.

If there was ever an actor to Get The Assignment, it was Jeremy Irons as Simon Gruber. I love the bit where he agrees that Hans was an asshole, but he still wants revenge on the cop who killed him.