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I assume he meant the alternating shutter glasses.

Starbucks VIA is better than Starbucks in-store drip coffee. #lowbar

Needs the "Underexplained Lists" tag.

I worked part-time BOH at a Pizza Hut for two years in high school. At some point I became the cut table guy—nobody else could handle the throughput at the cut table single-handedly on Friday/Saturday night but me. (Sometimes they gave me an assistant, but his most useful role was often dish guy, both because having

* The teacher is a 120Y

It's funny, I just realized that "Pinefield" (the literal meaning of Mazda) sounds like a company that would make roadsters.

And people wonder why first class gets to board first.

The whole point of the thing is that it's a game of skill. It defeats the purpose if you have to cash out to lottery tickets.

The game is called Cordial Minuet,though that name is an anagram for perhaps a more demonic phrase. It's a game about numbers—numbers arrayed in magic squares in which the rows and columns all add up the same sum. The sum is 111 in this case. There are six rows. Do the math.

There was a time when hearing that Matthew McConaughey was going to be in a serious police drama would have made us dismiss it.

For the last two decades, the man behind all of this was Luca Cordero di Montezemolo, who quit last week after relations between him and Fiat Chrysler had Sergio Marchionne became untenable.

I would call this senseless offense from authority Kafkaesque, but that's not quite right. It's medieval.

You are implicitly dissing Wink, which is the one true best citrus soda.

Larger problem: he violates rule 13-4 by touching the water in the water hazard with his club. Two stroke penalty.

I think the stuff at Hot Topic is a subset of what you can find at welovefine.com.

I would watch the funk out of olympic Contract Bridge if they made it official, but I tend to think things like they should move some of the indoor summer sports to the winter games to even the two out.

Bucky O'Hare for the NES had a clever anti-piracy hack where the startup sequence (that shows the copyright) has to be rendered correctly, or the game will set a bit in memory that enables one hit kill mode. Thus pirates don't really get to play the game as it's impossibly hard, but they don't know something's wrong

The game where you're embodying a would-be deity is Pneuma: Breath of Life, being made by Deco Digital. It's a first-person puzzler with an unorthodox gimmick for solving its environmental conundrums. As I wandered through its beautiful rooms, I encountered an eerie series of eyes mounted on lamps. These lamps trigger

So like the Hound/Brienne fight in GoTS4E10?

I like that it can't read the hard disk, but still gives you a prompt there.