What’s funny is that the new campus is actually farther away from De Anza than the old one, so it should make things better.

I live near the new campus and there is a lot of construction happening on the infrastructure of the area. The offramp from southbound 280 to Wolfe road is being widened (I feel like its going to be 3-4 lanes wide), as well as the fact that Wolfe has been given an extra lane and new stoplights.

Toilet access is important, and a lot of women around the world still don’t have it.

Our planner recommended us a photographer who would have cost a metric shit tonne of money. I laughed, and my now-wife and I decided to find our own photographer. We found one for a third of the price. And I have regretted hiring that flakey, untalented, anti-vaxxer ever since. We had to cobble together our own photos…

What was the final giggles-per-mile calculation? Did the GPM drop over the ownership period?

Illogical or highly logical? I would make a case for the latter...

My sister’s apple pie, with her maple bourbon sauce, and her maple whipped cream. All three were parts of different dishes, but I decided to plate them together pretentiously.

Roman Mars had an excellent podcast about this unit recently on 99 percent invisible. Did you know that Bill Blass (the fashion designer) was in this unit?

Man, you could show a shred of dignity, man... you have to let the man augment his own surgery

Thank you so much. That reply was way more than a two sentence question deserved.

What is the best way to learn go? Is there a good emulator or app that I could download that will help me learn?

I took the liberty to transcribe the Fenimore Mule into Highball as well...

Have you stopped giggling yet?

C.A. Pinkham,

That's impossible....

Is there a link to the auction, or is it one of those IRL-type things?

Is it possible for IW to put a disclaimer at or near the beginning of the review explaining how the gear was procured? I really liked this review, but I could see how some people could challenge the journalistic integrity of the post without that information. It doesn't have to be fancy, maybe something like what…

This reminds me of Alan Dean Foster's Damned Trilogy, where humans become the universe's mercenaries.

Generally, a Hindu accepts the Vedas, but not always. The way it was taught to me, Hinduism is about a way of life, and not about a core set of beliefs. It's very loose and allows for a vast set of beliefs to be grouped together.

I didn't say that there weren't any texts. There are texts, but the ones that you believe in is up to you.