I can't read that without pronouncing it with a soft j sound, or possibly a y sound.

this is just the modern version of vi vs Emacs flamewars, isn't it

same. I don't know if they still have the 10 for a dollar in the early afternoon promo, when you buy a coffee.

that's the one. it was really bland compared to the other ones. I didn't care for it at all.

I feel kinda dirty for giving anything TMZ related a view.

I read an interesting bit awhile back concerning Hong Kong's tax structure, framed as an essential element of how their system flourished quickly due to simplicity and less bullshit mucking up the works. (might have been purely historical, based on a savvy insight of some British bureaucrat following some sage advice…

please tell me you commented unaware, only to find out the connection afterwards. so dorkily heartwarming, I can't even process it

I had a similar experience with Hannibal Burress' specials. I saw a couple older ones, including the Edinburgh Fringe documentary one, which were quite funny and well done.

I guess that's true. I can't hate on some of the better crafted top 40 (and Hotline Bling parodies are kinda amusing to me), and I suppose some of his stuff falls into that category.

at least there tend to be other options scattered around Toronto?

Russian dressing can make anything better!

Tims is very mediocre. I have a soft spot for the coffee (and companion donut or timbits), but that's only. because I slather the coffee with a shot of cream and two sugars.

I'm partial to the cookie dough and mud fudge blizzards. whenever I try some novelty flavour, I usually end up hating myself and wishing I went with something reliable.

I honestly can't believe how bad anything that isn't a frozen dessert at Dairy Queen is…

better joke than the super half assed "joke" which led to this article. well done

various kinds of anxiety

ublock origin, block element. it's great

didn't he dodge the felony by throwing other people under the bus? or at least severely reduced his sentence

it contains multitudes! of nuts.

don't forget Dave Mirra's BMX! and some other game called BMX XXX, which was probably just scantily clad women on bikes more than anything else.