I toss the oven and stove knobs in the dishwasher along with the grate and gas burners.

You are braver than I am. Remember this? (from Steve Schmidt, former campaign manager to John McCain, lifelong Republican, newly registered Democrat):

No, Biden’s rallies weren’t bigger. No, you didn’t see any Biden flags on houses or Biden bumper stickers on cars. No, you don’t know a single person on your street or…

Thank you, John. I’d like to add this: I dislike how the far right has co-opted the flag. Now, I’m not a big flag-waver, but in my family it was always displayed on 4th of July and Memorial Day. Nowadays I’m afraid to hang it for fear of being taken for a Trumpie.

Slideshow? Outta here....

how about in gravel like the Subaru?

Narrow your window, it switches to mobile view and no more slideshow.

This is where I point out that “40 percent grade” is about 22 degrees. About halve the mental picture they are trying to paint. Still 22 degrees is about where blue ski runs become black diamond so it's not nothing.  It's an oddly specific claim though.

has a minor flaw: the Nest hub does not have a battery like my phone so it is not good when power goes out when it is around your wake up time....

Besides the fact that these are words the Q crowd were told are “bad”

Parler is toast when MyTreasonousPillow and TrumpTalk social media platforms start up.

Am I the only one who would rather just have a slightly thicker overall phone than a stupid camera bump?  Just use the extra space for more storage and a larger battery.

Front facing cameras are for more than selfies. Eliminating it because of a tiny rear screen would be stupid. Ever heard of video chats?

John C Reilly puts that movie over the top.

Pacific Rim aside, my favorite Kaiju movie from the modern era is still Rampage. It’s fun, it’s dumb, and I can actually see what the monsters are doing as opposed to straining to seem them through the middle of rain, a blizzard, a dust storm, and underwater. The humans actually get fun stuff to do in the movie rather…

It’s not an article about the resurrection of Jesus Christ. It’s an article about a fun, secular thing associated with Easter.  (See in the comments about a Jewish family having fun with Easter eggs.)

Oh man, when I was a kid (aloooooong time ago) I had something just like this, or maybe it was this.

“I’m the bad guy?  How did that happen?”

This is absolutely the lede here, yea or nay the people must know.

I’m surprised there was no mention of 1993's Falling Down.