Doesn’t this contribute to living in an echo chamber though?  (Says the guy from the greys...)

The article mentions a US County version and after following the link I found some good information (posted here with links intact):

In the 1950's, one had to go out and buy magazines or read read newspapers (and hope they were actual reviews instead of PR pieces), go to social outings or meetings to ask other peoples opinions and go to the library to look up specs/how things worked or to get an understanding to make an educated choice.

I too have never made a gremolata (yet!) but I used to make a pesto from parsley, roasted pumpkin seeds and Parmigiano Reggiano. It was really good on any pasta, but especially so on gnocchi and butternut squash raviolis!

If they reward them afterwards with some kind of cash prize or above scale for their appearance on the show, then they at least got a days pay out of it.

I always suspected I was lucky to have great parents.  Thanks for the confirmation.

I love these Reddit pieces, Nick. It’s just so vast and even though I mod a sub myself and read in every day, gems like this get missed.

While using the navigation mode in Waze, you can say things like “Hey Google, report a crash,” to submit an accident report.

Yeah; I don’t even have kids and I thought of the same thing immediately. Not to mention all of the scratches and marks that thing is going to leave on counters and trim.

I don’t even have kids (and at my age and single status, likely won’t ever) and I still find Michelle’s articles fascinating. Besides the interesting subject of how we develop into people and how it gives me insight into relating better with other people’s kids, articles like this one gives some fantastic fodder for…

No one and I mean NO ONE writes a clicky headline like Nick! Gets me every damn time.

You left one out, Nick - significant issues if you own a cat.

Yeah, you might want to read some reviews on this before buying it.  

Yeah, you might want to read some reviews on this before buying it.  

This instance in particular is not, however there is a sizable group of people of both genders that engage in horse cosplay or as they refer to it ‘pony play’ which involves the same activities but with more fetish wear. There’s even a subset of BDSM that involves pulling carts.

Me: Hmm, wonder what Labneh is? Sounds interesting...

His last name is Cummings for God sake!! Why is anyone surprised??

Bought that once as a joke and then tried it when there wasn’t any other soup mix around.

Reading it in Brannigan’s voice is really the only recommended way to read them at all.