A printer for a ski cabin? Settle down Glen Taylor.

hah seriously! Name one.

And P. Colossus was probably smarter than most of the population of Burrillville, RI.

(I live in Lincoln/Cumberland)

oh, cute! Let’s check that out right nowhhhHHH MY GOD WHAT IS THIS

But where will all the curmudgeonly septuagenarians work?

In #5, I’d love to hear about what redneckrob and his flock of Volvos is doing with his homemade EV project. Perhaps a future article?

Someone should’ve told those boys that water-based lube isn’t effective in water.

Police unions give unions a bad name.

I agree, however relying on license plates may not be effective at all because of the “ghost car” issue. 

I’d invest in a better kayak and go with something like the following:

I know, I was making the same joke. I just thought it was funny that it works whether its capital or Capitol in this case. I’m a nerd.

Agreed. I’m a big proponent of more buttons on devices. I think the tyranny of the touchscreen (which is especially noticeable on new cars in recent years) is an a misinterpretation of consumer trends that needs to be fixed ASAP. Not only do some physical features make devices and interfaces more intuitive to use, but…

There must be a better solution than partnering with Uber eats. Are people really going to pay $45 to have a $6 pizza delivered?

I was making a joke. (re stupidity, Republicans, and the Jan. 6 Capitol insurrection )

*Capitol

That’s not entirely fair; when you have a deadline and need to publish x amount of articles a week, you can’t be expected to get it right in rough draft every time. Thus the need for editors.

I don’t think Barsanti is a good writer by any means, but this falls to editing. 

He stands like a one-year-old.

Today I watched a man defend his corporate overlords and boldly equate youtube with the library of Alexandria. This is truly the dumbest timeline.