Just an FYI, there is no such thing as an acronym that isn’t pronounceable; that’s what acronyms are. If you can’t pronounce it, it’s just an abbreviation.

So why isn’t anyone selling out the company who put this video together? It’s not like she accidentally appeared, it was a very intentional decision.

For one, I should have been more clear, but I was looking for more clarification on if any were being freshly bought at stores, and if so, what the hell. And sure guy, that’s why I said people should try to be informed. I know of this thing. I did not buy Smacks. I “took some fucking responsibility.” But standing on a…

I get that people seem to be still eating cereal they may have transferred to other containers, but that can’t account for all of these cases, can it? How can there be no mention of retailers’ culpability here (other than a note that they should not be selling it)?

Oh no, sorry for the confusion, I’m an idiot: I was saying you are exactly right! That people who want to make a story out of this kind of thing, or people who complain about everything, can always use numbers like these to exaggerate the story and be misleading. Basically I was just agreeing and had nothing extra…

Likewise the payments for prototypes and jury members are one time cost. That will get amortized over all the bike racks the city ultimately purchases so including it now is misleading.

Those sports all have clocks.

Whataboutism! Yes!

If we’re talking spreading onto things, have you ever seen a butter crock? Keep the butter on your countertop, at room temperature. You smush it into the top part, which sits upside down in about a half-inch of water, making an air-tight seal. It’s genius, and doesn’t make sense why every single home doesn’t have one…

When he found out Super Mario RPG was an RPG?

And round out those edges too, maybe closer to a circle, then we’d be on to something.

That’s not what he was saying. “Leave a note to the housekeeping staff, asking them to leave things as-is and promising to move everything back. Move everything back.” The tip is just probably because of how weird you’re being by moving everything.

Has anyone tried the ripoff versions of these systems I see in ads? Since it’s apparently not too difficult to make your own with a raspberry pi, it seems reasonable that a crap could put out an acceptable if meh version for $30.

The star of this video is clearly the disgruntled White House employee who appears to be picking something off of her lunch (?), and has had to plug a space heater in right next to her feet.

THE DJ IS CUT MAN? Wait, is the DJ Cut Man? Cause that would be good. He looks more complicated than Cut Man though.

I’m completely aware this is an annoying comment and completely off-topic, but Google changed their logo over two years ago, you guys need a new stock photo. It’s gone from“just outdated” to “not having your shit together.”

Ha, yeah right, do you have any idea how much more complex Google is than how you’re painting it? Don’t want Google “messing” with their own algorithm? That they mess with every day? This isn’t like 1999 Google.

If every time someone is on fb they see ads everywhere saying Hillary is crook, etc., over and over, hours a day, then multiply that by millions of dimwits... then yes, it can change things.

Man, this is exactly what I just used it for, but the thing is, I can’t imagine ANY other use (in my first owned house after a life of renting, so I am not particularly handy).

Man, this is exactly what I just used it for, but the thing is, I can’t imagine ANY other use (in my first owned…

Plus, 95% chance you know that from playing Age of Empires as a kid.