Meanwhile the stench of fail has overwhelmed Wrigleyville for 108-years. It used to be a nice neighborhood... 109-years ago.

Well... she can’t be tattoo’d or pierced and as she has super-speed she’d make the lattes too quickly (at least 20-minutes apiece or the 27-yr old beard-o yells that customers will come to expect fast service). And besides being cisKryptonian she’s engaged in actual social justice work rather than typing out grant…

“I’ve hear The Fountainhead was netter/more interesting than Atlas Shrugged. Is that true?”

Okay, great set-up. I’m excited about the story tomorrow in which the clerk gets fired for helping the customer (“Rules be all rules-y”) followed by the story in about a week in which the clerk gets re-hired.

Thank heavens that Uhura’s uniform has been fixed. Next step: Getting McCoy to part his hair on the correct side.

So, US$50-million to extend the tracks in 8-cities by 1.5-feet /OR/ (here’s an idea) distribute 100,000 bikey-bikes. If you had the option of either riding mass transit in your city /OR/ riding a free bike (and it’s your bike: you lock it, fix it, ride it) for an entire year which would you pick?

“Reading about male midlife crisis is a somewhat dreadful undertaking, particularly as a woman encountering men coping with it on a fairly regular basis.”

Finally, a retail space in Portland that all those annoying Millennials who majored in anthropology can go work at/hide out at until dropping into grad school (rinse. lather. repeat).

Anorexics are pretty rare. As a percentage of the American adult population there’s around half (1.5-percent) as many as in 1960 (3-percent). On the other hand there are 40-times as many obese persons and 10-times as many extremely obese persons as there were in 1960.

Oh gosh... back in the 70s only around 30-percent of the American adult population was overweight and around 10-percent was obese. Extremely obese people were a rarity (barely 1-percent). Push the clock forward to 2016 and though those categorized as overweight remains steady at around 30-percent the percentage of…

Err... at US$55 a month for Xfinity Wi-Fi for my phone I’m paying around US$1.75 a gig. Even at a discount US$13 a gig is beyond outrageous.

“well setting aside the bias from the BMI measurement being ridiculously inaccurate...”

“having a small but vaguely sensible meal, is very different from ‘I ate a stick of celery and a tablespoon of granola, I feel so fat!’”

“And the response; why does Nicole Kathleen feel compelled to talk about their finances and young daughter and her choice to stay at home and raiser her? Even in the age of social media oversharing, it’s not really clear how that factors into her outrage at some assholes jumping in her husband’s car. Also, why isn’t…

Okay... someone please educate me on this one. Off the top of my head I’d guess it’s a “many hands problem” in that there’s not enough staff to process the evidence kits which, in turn, results in an ever-increasing backlog waiting for testing. However, there might be more than enough staff to process the evidence…

“maybe Instagram could flag the posts with the terms and forward the usernames”

She’ll (eventually) hit the “notable” wall on Wikipedia. Unless the person (in this case female STEM whatchamajiggies) are actually /notable/ then the page(s) will be (scheduled for deletion and then) deleted.

Over the years I’ve learned the most attractive quality in a person is: They’re /into/ me. I stopped messaging females on OKC a few years ago and while actual dates became far less frequent the quality of the dates went up dramatically (I got sent home on a “Walk of Shame” one morning and even had a limp). The only…

“Remember milkmen? Yeah, neither do I.”

Nice touch that Rober points out that the distance to Planet 9 based on the model’s scale would be over 110,000 hedgehog lengths though he fails to make it clear whether it’s European hedgehogs or Long-Eared Indian hedgehogs. Oh well.