"My dear Doctor, they're all true."

The biggest silver lining to all of this is Arby's reaction:

Needs more Shirley Manson

No, I agree, and I fucking hate those plates — not only do they actively support the further disenfranchisement of half the world's population, they are horrible and insulting designs.

I think there is a 1st Amendment issue here that would have put S.F. Muni in a bad position. Given that they are a government agency, they cannot ban speech based on its content, absent certain conditions that would render that speech unprotectable. The original ads don't seem to fall into that latter category…

Well the thing that makes it difficult is that it's public transportation. So it's not a private company choosing not to publish certain content, but a government one. As such they err on the side of caution and not violating freedom of speech.

That was my first thought as well. How does a public service greenlight those ads?

I hated Nemesis, but at least the dress uniforms were sharp:

Fashion cycles. It will all come back in style just like that gum you like.

But what prevents me from considering contacts is that I've worn glasses so long that I don't think I look like me without them. I guess the glasses are a part of my physical identity.

I don't consider matte painting to be a cheap effect. That's a lot of work from a genuine artist.

I think he'd still prefer it be supported and available officially instead having to scour torrents, risk shoddy or infected files, not get the extra bitties in the advertising, and generally feel left out of the community. The article makes a specific distinction about bemoaning the lack of any official channel for…

Immanuel Kant was a real pissant who was very rarely stable.

Came here to post this very thing. =)

Exactly what I though of. :)

Thanks for the new shopping list! Although my wife definitely won't thank you . . .