Yep. Nothing says “your body is a temple” like smoking.
Yep. Nothing says “your body is a temple” like smoking.
You need only answer one question to decide if we should do away with the daily press briefings.
Remember when these were just called “pictures”? I mean, there are pictures of me from thirty years ago that are compositionally identical to these and we didn’t call them “selfies”. They’re just pictures. A picture with one person in it isn’t inherently a “selfie”, and if a picture that you “took yourself, of…
Don’t you know, it doesn’t matter what you say, it matters how you say it? If you’re not talking in iambic pentameter, I don’t know that I can take you seriously. /s
i do wonder if he would have rolled his eyes at a male member of the trump administration.
Christ. Okay. Look. If you say that a male anchor wouldn’t have rolled his eyes at Hillary Clinton, or a spokeswoman for Clinton or Obama, but he did roll his eyes at you, then the reason isn’t sexism. You just proved that it isn’t, with logic and everything.
I don’t know the history of it, this is the first time I’m hearing it, but to me? It sounds like someone is trying too hard to feminist. Like, I know ya said “mostly”, but come on.
I kept waiting for the part where you were like, “But at least it’s a grinder, and you can use some of the smart features to intelligently grind certain blends thanks to its sensors that detect the coarseness of the grind”... or something. This thing doesn’t even do that. It’s literally a fucking salt shaker with a…
Benefits capped? Do you know how much most people get from Social Security? It is not, by itself, a retirement plan. It’s supposed to be supplemental.
Given that the entire point of the SS tax is to keep retirees from dying in the street, to treat our elderly with dignity and respect, you’re a fucking douche if you have what you have and still complain about the minuscule amount of tax that goes toward Social Security.
I’m suggesting that anyone who has time and means to bitch about taxes on Lifehacker in the middle of a work day, most likely from a personal computer or an expensive mobile device that they own, has no room to be complaining about the fucking social security tax.
Or, add a bit of butter to raise the smoke point a bit. You still can’t bring it up to ripping hot temperatures, but you can bring the smoke point up enough to do some light/medium frying. Just don’t add so much butter that you’re overpowering the flavor of the olive oil.
It screws Dave Arneson?
Cry me a river. How old is the computer you’re typing on right now? Or are you commenting from the $1,000 phone you’re paying a hundred bucks a month to a cell phone company for?
You’re educated, you have a job, and that job apparently allows you to browse Lifehacker in the middle of a work day. Yes, you’re privileged. You have more than a lot of people.
It’s nothing more and nothing less than a way to ensure that our elderly aren’t dying in the street. Any number of things can happen to a person to wipe out whatever savings they might or might not have when they become too old to work. This is what an advanced society does to take care of its aged population.
He’s commenting on a Lifehacker article in the middle of a weekday. He’s privileged. And so are you.
it becomes a reward for those who didn’t bother to save
Take it up with the Constitution, then. Because it has literally, not figuratively, been like this for over 200 years.
I’m getting really tired of all this winning. So much winning. Bigly.