The 5 year old me who really really wanted LiteBrites in 1970 is going “gimme!”

And my pop culture Denny’s association is “Deals dope out of Denny’s, keeps a table in the back.”

Do they have the recruiting party where all the employees were urged to invite all the female techies they knew so it wouldn’t look like a total sausage party?

Doctors, and they’ve got a big head start on tech.

I grew up in the south, where “room temperature” is not going to reach the “standard” of ~70F without an immense A/C bill. When we went to visit our northern relatives when I was 6 or so and I saw butter left out on the counter, I thought for sure we were going to get food poisoning.

You only get three wolves if you also have a moon.

It all started going downhill when they went to 1 olive for every 2 inches of sandwich. If olives hurt their margin that much, just drop them. Don’t tease us, and don’t make it so very obvious how much of a cheapskate they are.

OK, so the way Cohen is not Co-hen.

“Begging the question” is a confusing translation.

The ambulance chaser was basing it on silver dust causing problems for silver miners, but then inhaling any kind of dust over a long period of time is going to cause problems.

I only get notices for replies, so you might see this. Then I get there and see that I got stars, too.

Less, actually, because NFT scammers have scraped DeviantArt and other places to grab art without bothering to go through the actual artists.

And before that, call-in voting that would take down the phone system.

Silver, and they’re outlawed in California.

They add a nice crunch to Mother’s Circus Cookies.

And most of Stargate.

Much to my surprise (having first used a microwave somewhere around 1977), frozen dinners now come in metal trays with a note on the side that microwave ovens built after 1980 can handle it.

Way back when they were new, when frozen food was still called “TV dinners” and came on aluminum trays, the joke was they were “$500 potato cookers”.

I was wondering how well they dealt with extra-high speed bumps.

Double-name people unite! Also, amongst all the sins of the John Carter movie (starting with dropping the “of Mars” part), Dejah Thoris should never be called Dejah.