Exactly. And, if:

Or the classic story of “Yo la tengo”...

I doubt it was the picture at the top of this page that was the “indecent” issue. Looking at the magazine spread, I’d imagine it was the middle of the third page, which shows a drawing of the baby emerging from that magic hole between the mother’s legs that caused the stir.

NHL 94!

Tried it out years ago, but it wasn’t as plug-and-play as I needed. Might give it another shot when I’m back to adding new tables.

Easy to do, if you can build your own PC. That’s all that it is, a PC made to run just one program. You can also buy them pre-made in kits from $3k to $8k. Obviously cheaper to DIY if you don’t need all the bells and whistles, and especially if you can cannibalize an old PC to save costs on stuff like the power…

I used an old widebody cabinet from the 70s, which was almost exactly the size of a 46" TV screen lying down flat once I removed the plastic casing around it. I believe it was a “Paragon” which I got from a restorer who cannibalized all the usable parts after the owner had left it to rot. The body is as wide as the…

I have a nudge built into mine. I only have one, though, so it only works on the north-south axis. It would be fairly easy to build in a second one eventually to go east-west. I wired the old “tilt” sensor to detect nudges, but I’m still fine-tuning it, as it has a tendency to spring back-and-forth too much and result…

It’s not quite the same, of course, but it’s nice to be able to just play for 20/30 minutes without having to get up and go somewhere. I’ve put on just over 100 tables, so, there’s always something new, depending on my mood. Straight action game, fun game, puzzle game, whatever. It definitely is a niche video game…

Mine as well. I couldn’t afford the $7k to put one in my home, so I built a virtual pinball machine for about $2k so I can play it all the time. $300 for an old cabinet (plywood box, glass, legs, backbox), $800 in PC parts (high speed gaming video card, motherboard, enough RAM, CPU), and about $900 for a 46-inch TV to…

The Probe

The main reason male birth control is harder is math. The pill has to stop one egg a month. Male BC has to stop 500,000,000 sperm a day.

True. What I really don’t understand about the couple is that they pay $32,000 in student loans, BUT ALSO donate $18,000 to their colleges. They can’t afford to be charitable, but, if for some reason they did want to give back to their college, start with giving back what you’ve borrowed, people!

You know the driving in the country is bad when everyone has front and rear dashcams.

Best thing to install next would be two lamp-posts six feet apart. Make it look like oncoming headlights from another car. That’ll cause the other traffic to slow down just enough to give it some thought.

That beetroot thing is laughable. It goes from the whole vegetable to cubes without at least a few helpful steps in between.

$50 in Vegas with a time machine? How do you not walk out a multi-multi-millionaire on just the easy championships to remember?

The best part of the whole piece is when they talk about rebroadcasting radio programs on TV. “This could produce the worst of both worlds.”

The corrollay is that liberals loved Donald Trump’s ideas when they were presented by a woman in a pantsuit.

Would anyone here travel to, say, visit the French wine country, settle in at a quaint farmhouse, come downstairs to dinner, and be excited to see their host come out of the kitchen with a serving tray full of greasy brown bags, saying “As a treat for our guest, we’re serving the food of his homeland... Big Macs for…