Something something British imperialism was because they wanted better food something something

Right?

Maybe doing something to encourage the states into reinstating public funding for universities like they did pre-recession (as that’s the reason many places raised tuition?) might be a nice middle of the road deal for you then. 

Personally, I would consider having the ability to radicalize others in the prison system to white supremacy as something that is threatening to society.

Season 4 of The Simpsons (my favorite season) almost has the most perfect three in a row (for me) but somehow the worst episode of the 1-12 era is right in the middle. I’m talking of course about:

The closest one to me is about 40 minutes away- but you bet your butt I get potato oles every time I have to go out that way. 

This was what I was hoping for when I clicked on an article.

and Monopoly isn’t supposed to be a fun game as much as it was originally intended to be a scathing depressing look at end game capitalism, so I find all of this very relevant. 

There is a difference tho. I am a very big fan of true crime and this whole situation horrifies me. 

It was literally intended to provide a living wage when it was first introduced? 

That’s if the bread is good, tho.

OKAY, I DON’T *LIKE* IT, BUT....

Basketball shorts are basically boxers! Those are still an improvement on boxers.

I’ve never heard of grilled romaine, but after looking it up, I’ll try it next time I’m at my folk’s house cooking on the grill. 

I love pineapples and thin mints and mayo. IMO, it’s all more for meeee. 

GOOD. I was worried Google was going to get away with this without penalty. 

I want to see Missing Link and I forgot it was out this week. I better take a weeknight to see it before they convert all the theaters to Endgame.

At least the Furious movies are dumb fun that isn’t shitting on someone’s fairly good IP... I appreciate them for knowing WHAT they are, you know?

We all did, that’s why shape of water won that Oscar, right?

Lovely write up! I love Billy Jensen’s work and glad he’s hitting it big.