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Sounds like Robin Williams talking about working with Altman on “Popeye”, something along the lines of “you might be walking off a cliff, but at least you’ll look interesting all the way down.”

Men are from Mars, Kellyanne is from the Klingon Home World. 

Totally agree. I think it’s what OLED fanciers call ‘images jumping out of the screen at you’. Even the blacks seem illuminated.  But I’m going to try and tame mine this weekend with the help of the article below. 

ID.3 must be being run by an Intel i3. If you want the i7, WELLLLLL bucko, that’s going to cost ya!

Wow, thanks very much! I’ll give it a try this weekend. I have a second Panmy plasma in the bedroom, and the wife is annoyed that I bought this big LG and I spend most of my time in the bedroom with the Panasonic :)

My Audi Avants too. If any car was designed for it, they’re the poster boy, yet, no. Nor lay-flat back seats, which even Chrysler managed to master decades ago. An old Citroen wagon I had in Switzerland had that and sold me on the feature for-evah!

I just bought one of the LGs at the top...it’s OK. It’s replacing my Panasonic 58" plasma that I can no longer find parts for, and I find the images grainy because if the original image was shot at a lower resolution, or is broadcast by whatever provider at a lower res that the system is capable of supporting, it

Mask of the Red Death, The doom that came to Gotham....I hope the estates of Poe and Lovecraft are getting some cash for these rip-offs. 

I know, right? My Audi wagons STILL don’t have that, and I don’t understand why. Of all the goofy shit they load vehicles up with these days, that one super-practical feature could seal a deal for me. Throw in auto-open, auto-close and it’s a guaranteed sale. 

When the tank says “91 Octane....” use the damn 91 octane!!!

In the summer, you’re right. I get up, make coffee around 4, sit outside and wait for the sun to come up (actually, in the summer, it’s already up by then) listen to what’s left of the birds, hear the town wake up, then get moving. My wife can’t live without the Cool Fire on, preferably with Wayne Brady or Drew Carey

Me and the Mrs. We watch CBS in SPITE of Gayle “F-O-O” King. We like Tony and a lot of the correspondents, like Charlie D’Agata. We just have our coffee, wake up gently while we feed the kids, and then flush it. The first hour is all I stick around for, the wife a little longer. Second hour is what I cal The Bullshit

All that Chardonnay finally got to Hoda.

How about an AI to run interference for you for all the popups that Microsloth bakes in to EVERY DAMNED PRODUCT telling you how wonderful they are and how they’re going to make your life easier, without fixing the things that make them totally NOT wonderful and make your life more difficult?

My wife insisted on dragging me to a musical, which I ordinarily wouldn’t be caught dead at. “You’ll love it, it was done by those South guys!” she said. I had no idea what the hell she was on about (I seldom do) but when I saw the handbill for the show, “Book Of Mormon” as we sat down, I thought “ok....”

Until very recently, I had this cat. His name was Face (Billy Crystal reference. Look it up.) He was a medical nightmare, and I could have bought a new house from the vet bills. He wasn’t a thoroughbred Birman, but the shelters are full of Birman-derived cats who need good homes and owners with deep wallets.

Think of the cat. Do you not think this poor cat would be better of just about ANYWHERE else than with AJ???

From what I’ve heard about hygiene on the ISS, they’re probably already there. 

Yeah, except for the ones that failed. A percentage of all the Starlinks fail on launch. They go up, don’t deploy properly and just sit there like curling rocks. No way to bring down a dead satellite. 

Well...great start I guess, but how much junk can it actually clear? I presume there’s a team on the ground guiding it to targets.