(sound of crickets)

Retta would END his high-heeled-boot-wearin ass.

For some reason I can’t stop laughing at this. I hate you.

This bird is really hoping you didn’t notice that fart.

Downgradient? Sounds like free product moving with groundwater. 

The Gang Operates an Oil Refinery.

They were filming this while going one of the bridges - no place to pull over really.  Nor should they have.

They probably did stop and watch after they were able to get out of the left lane and onto the shoulder. We don’t know what happened after the video ends.

Scary stuff. From NPR/WHYY (bolding done by me)

Wouldn’t know. Don’t own an automobile. Yeah, the hwy reconstruction project/streets are really bad in the area. Also, am a pedestrian in the neighborhood. SEPTA for Center City. Uber/Lyft for getting home. $9.00 - $11.00 w/tip generally.

This is less a ranking of cheeses and more of a cry for help.

Pic-a-nic, Boo boo!

Completely agree, this series was an absolute blast to watch.

That whole series was a lot of fun to watch. The crowd is so into the game, the cameras and mics pick up every bit of chatter from the players, the fielding was (generally) excellent, the pitching ridiculous, and the late-inning bombs were timed for maximum drama.

Finally, a video that belongs on Deadspin.

As a SF native, I’m always mixed on deciding to see theoretical SF movies or read SF stories, and I haven’t decided on if I want to see this yet.

as a fellow bay area native, this movie was so SF and it made me so homesick :( the music! the food! the richmond and the mission and the sunset!! And I missed this but someone on twitter pointed out that they were listening to KMEL during the car sex scene!! perfection.

What I loved most about Always Be My Maybe is Marcus and Sasha reminded me of people I went to school with. There was no point at which I felt like, “thats racist af. Who wrote this?!” Each of the characters felt like they were coming from an authentic place—even New Age Keanu, lol. And it represented a side of SF…

It always bothers me that so many recipes insist that onions and garlic be sauteed together at the beginning of the cooking process. To my taste, onions take at least five or ten minutes to get soft enough, and by that time the garlic is way overdone. I throw the garlic in for the last minute or so of the onion…