Is that Ted Cruz's cousin?

Amazon is profitable now, primarily from its cloud business, which has high margins and near market domination. Early on, I agree that their stock price had all the appearance of a Ponzi scheme, but most investors were probably banking on Amazon becoming a monopoly (and a monopsony). Both cases seem inevitable now.

Squeezing every last cent out of humanity is Google's job.

that's not a bad thing.

I hope people start a viral revolution to go and destroy this project by entering shit data into Google. C'mon everybody, let's fuck the…ah forget it.

4. Profit!

nailed it.

Are these SV guys for real or are they just looking for the next Ponzi scheme to attract VC funding?

Done:

Fuck Jeff Sessions for re-instituting a DoJ policy that is inhumane, ineffective, and costly to taxpayers. It's so obvious he's doing it just to enrich his buddies who own private prisons.

Louise Mensch is an interesting case. She has been way ahead of the press at times on the Trump-Russia investigations, so she does have a track record of being right. But her last few posts are almost too crazy to believe. I say almost because almost nothing is too crazy to believe anymore.

One curious aspect here: why did Jason Chaffetz jump out of his chair to request the memos? The guy has done jackshit for months, and NOW he wants to see some evidence? Is he calling a bluff? Is he grandstanding for his run for Utah governor? What game is he playing here?

In mathematics, a Zeta Jones prime is one that is only factorizable by Michael Douglas.

The timing of this is interesting, especially since the hosts knew about this for some time but have only now come publicly with it. Looks like one of the rats is trying to get to the front of the line off the sinking ship.

So it's taking over Oedipus in the Dads Who Want to Die by Patricide demographic.

Let's test it in the Bible Belt first.

Let me just look up the address of that Twitter troll, okay, got it. Please send it to 1600 …

So they send it from Mar-A-Lago?

Well, not that a punch will do much to you, unless I've got a water balloon of holy water or something.

Totally understood. In a way, Alligator and Boxer are on opposite poles. The former is almost anthemic, a strange way to describe such a dark and moody album but it has a rousing quality to it. Boxer, on the other hand, feels like fast forwarding 20 years on the life of the main character in Alligator; even at his…