At the same time...how many people are spending $5k (now $3.5k) on a bike but have a household AGI <$75k?

Just in time for the 9,000 lbs GMC Hummer to hit the streets! I’m being sarcastic, but as a rider those things scare the shit out of me.

The patriotic, nationalist side of me really wants to cheer for all of these EV startups. I want to see any entrepreneur who has a good idea and good designs, make it in this world. But there are just so many people out there with computer renderings, or a non-working prototype who make bold statements about…

Sorry, I’m siding with your spouse here. Gum doesn’t biodegrade. https://recipes.howstuffworks.com/chewing-gum-trash.htm

Dog Poop. I see little bags of dog poop on my walks. Why spend the effort to pick it up and put it in a bag if you’re just going to leave it on the side of the trail? Now, instead of 4-5 days for the dog poop to decompose the compostable bag has to decompose and then the poop on the side of the trail, I’m guessing 2-3…

I think that person’s job is actually to go out to the cart corral and bring all of the carts back into the store. It is not strictly to first wander all over the parking lot collecting abandoned carts and then bring them in.

I’d say voting Republican in general. 90% of the party platform is just selfish asshole bullshit wrapped in a few dirty pages of an Ayn Rand book

There’s an even simpler test.

Wow. I knew he was evil, but wow

The littering section reminded me of a quote from White House Senior Advisor Stephen Miller, when campaigning for student government in his school days:

There’s always At Play In The Fields of the Lord.  Criminally underrated movie. 

One other theory is that they determine your “risk” based on what might be considered “suspicious behavior,” like buying a one-way ticket or paying for your flight in cash.

I mean, it might be that they are required by TSA policy to go through the whole speech as a liability thing, protection from lawsuits sorta thing. Just in general, if the drones are doing a thing that seems pointless and annoying for everyone involved, it’s because their bosses have threatened to fire them if they…

They’re paid shit for the job. Consequently, all the people willing to take the job are shitty people who suck and life and take it out on you.

Just resaw this recently; the part that got me teary was when Heston's cop had pinched some Real Food and he shared it with Eddy G… their delerious joy killed me. Heston ate an apple, core and all, just amazed since he had never tasted one before…

Soylent Green needs some defending, because I think too many people see it as a Charlton Heston camp/schlock-fest with a twist ending.  It's a movie about some really important stuff, and unfairly gets lumped in with cheesy shit like Logan's Run.  As others have mentioned, the opening credits sequence is amazing — and…

Hell yes it is worth watching! There are days when I think that movie is absolutely prophetic, especially given the times we are living in, not so much its comments about resource scarcity, moreso along the lines of empoyment, privledge and the ever-growing canyon between the ultra-rich and everyone else.

Those damn dirty apes. They Blew it up!

So, seeing that it not even mentioned here: Is Soylent Green worth watching even though everyone knows the main plot twist?