I would swear those are different people

Her claws are bothering me

The photo may be undated but it has a date in it...

The Beatles are unlistenable. Boring, tendentious lyrics, and way too self-indulgent. I can't stand that noise.

Voting hardly requires my full faculties.

No, 40 lbs for a cargo bike isn’t "give up and be a scooter" territory. My bakfiets is 95 lbs, no pedal assist or batteries, and it's not super noticeable for weight.

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One of the more manly things to do in a truck would be to shift gears, but that’s not even an option on most of them...

What he is, undeniably, is american.

Seriously. Open an account at a local Credit Union. Don't give your money to this bank!

I don't know. My wife doesn't open mail, so I have to locate and pay all the bills. A lot of adults in relationships have these weird blind spots.

These aren’t hobby bikes. We’re talking about delivery bikes, commuters, grocery getters, kid haulers, etc.

Exactly. It's not as though transition has any sort of obvious or definite end point. There's no teleology to it.

I like that theory! It’s like a dick-based Sokol Hoax, a sting or setup wherein if the poem is published, Nabokov knows he needs to write even worse!

Fine. Lone Ranger mask then.

It kills me that the cops are whining about no one being held responsible for the dead cop. That's on you guys, asshole. If you'd done your job instead of railroading innocent people, the actual perpetrators might be in prison. But you lazy ass stupid venal pigs can't be bothered to do your fucking jobs.

Here in Maine, I see Subarus sliding around all the time. The only thing worse is pickup trucks; the rear breaks free and they’re sideways, a lot.

I used to only buy ice cream in the winter, because I had a 45 minute drive back to the harbor, then wait for the ferry (passengers, no cars), then a 45 minute boat ride, then garden cart the groceries home on the island. Even with a soft-sided cooler and ice packs, it was a bit much to get ice cream home in the…

How warm is warm enough for kids to run around outside? I live in the mountains in Maine, and our kids are outside all year. Seems like a question of proper clothing, and keeping them dry.

Same here in Maine. I'm the first on my street with solar, so no problem for us but the next people might have an expensive upgrade on their hands