Seems like it’d be more useful all day long, not just at the end of the day.

Staples definitely have two sides, right? So if you can put a staple into a Mobius strip, it must have two sides.  ;-)

The other side? That’s the side with the crimped side of the staple.

To think that at least for a few instants, the entirety of everything that’s known (and a whole lot more of stuff we know nothing about) could fit inside a volume that a human could encircle with their arms kinda blows peoples minds.

OK, but go back in time to nano-micro-picoseconds after the Big Bang. All of the known universe could have fit inside a beach ball, or maybe inside the volume of the Earth, or the volume of the Sun or something.

>I’m not victim blaming.

Yup, our family’s ‘72 Ford LTD wagon (no wood trim, alas) had a power window and the “magic” tailgate.

I don’t install anything residential.

I saved up for an A-1 (and paid my parents back for the rest) when I was on yearbook staff in high school. That P mode was black magic, I tell you what.

I don’t want to further break Torch’s brain, but ‘member when you could change the “feels” of a picture by changing the color balance of the film or the developing chemicals? The warm cozy lighting in this pic is due to using daylight-balanced film with incandescent lighting.

I watched the first two sets, but I can’t remember - did Collins go to college?

Romo’s statistical dominance of Aikman or anyone else from another era is moot.

Ditto. Show me a mini-fig-scale Silverado that looks like a Silverado and I’ll be impressed. 1:1 scale SHOULD look like the real thing.

When you’re shining up all of Romo’s individual stats, keep this one in mind: Multiple games with multiple INTs in situations where Romo audibled out of a run, late enough into his career that he should’ve known better.

Romo was good. If he could’ve stayed healthy, he might’ve been great. Availability is one of the abilities that a great player needs; instead, Romo had collarbones made of chalk.

Lotsa reviews saying it died within days/weeks/months of purchase. 13% 1-star reviews - not a stunning endorsement.

Lotsa reviews saying it died within days/weeks/months of purchase. 13% 1-star reviews - not a stunning endorsement.

it’s much easier to call for courage when someone else has to do all the couraging.

That stupid commercial ran on whatever ESPN channel was still carrying the Australian Open this morning around 8-8:30 Eastern time.

Dark Table? You mean this?

What about Lightroom? On Windows...