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I bought my 2016 Highlander at the beginning of 2021. Favorite car I’ve ever owned and I got it for a steal like a month or 2 before used car pricing went nuts. It’s the Limited Platinum trim, only had 35k miles on it at 5 years old. Got it for $30k and I’ve already paid off half the loan. I baby this car like no…

Makes me think of one my favorite movies as a kid:

Meanwhile Van Halen did a masterful cover of the song, totally making it their own (a celebratory street party song is right up the middle for them). More of their covers should have been on the “Best Of” list, they covered all kinds of classic songs.

I will give a ‘plus one’ to Just Watch. Very useful app and I’ve discovered I can watch shows I didn’t think I had access to

My fellow Bargatziacs, where you at? 

so walk more and ride a bicycle. e-car manufacture is very resource intensive and does not break our car dependency. lithium does not mine itself and new batteries are $$$$ with a lot of embedded energy.

It depends on how you sell yourself as a comedian. If his thing is that he’s talking about his own actual life experiences in a comedic manner (which many people do and do well), then you’re saying “this is real, but here’s the comedic / dark / absurdist take on it” — some people are going to feel cheated if the “this…

In general terms perhaps, but I think the situation does become greyer when it comes to the kind of Nanette-eseque “this is My Truth” autobiographical-confessional-didactical strain of stand-up comedy which has become a lot more common of late, where the whole point is that the comedian is supposed to be expounding…

A Rolling Stone article with overblown, inaccurate and invented telling of “facts”? Sounds about right. 

“And yet you’re in the grays, champ.”

No Milton Berle? Round and Round was huge.

I’ll throw in a Tennessee Kid or Greatest Average American on Netflix or even “Yelled at by a Clown” (to be fair, I don’t think that one was filmed). Nate is hysterical live, I was lucky to see him a few times before he really blew up.

I could if you’d like, but it’d still be sarcasm either way.

Jonah Hill made certain demands in the relationship. Those demands were bad: super unreasonable, petty, controlling, and born of deep insecurity. You could even argue they were misogynistic or narcissistic; that’s all fine. And for his own sake, if nothing else, Hill needs to get over whatever is making him this way.

It sounds to me like you can’t wait to get a dress on him.

The drink in hand being a Schmitts Gay, of course!

“Summertime” laid-back ’70s funk groove

There are also a lot of people, like myself, who are absolutely not ok with that and self-identify as libertarian. I can’t speak for every jackass on the internet who may or may not use that as some kind of deflection, but if you really want to look at what libertarians generally believe, reason.com is a decent place…

Thanks!

I feel like the term gaslighting might have reached a point where it is being somewhat overused