I gathered some thoughts around the time that the Shang Chi movie came out. (I enjoyed the movie):

It’s harder to justify cosplay with your taxpayer funded military equipment when looking for missing persons and rapists.

God, when Missouri is ahead of you in ... well anything you are seriously failing

Perhaps rather than focusing on the word “commodity”, it would be more useful to describe time as not necessarily fungible.  One hour of one driver’s time is not necessarily interchangeable with an hour of another driver’s time, like one bushel of corn is interchangeable with another.

This reminds me of my study habits in school where I would study lots suddenly before a test day, but that was procrastination, not whatever this is.

I had a job one summer driving a truck for a Nintendo promo tour when I was 19. The trucks didn’t have airbrakes, but it did involve hauling around a pretty hefty 32 ft. trailer that was damn tall. I forget the clearance, but it was over 10' for sure. It was a sweet job for a college kid for a few months who didn’t…

Its laughable to believe Microsoft wants anything to do with Bobby Kotick or honestly the vast majority of staff at Activision.

Commodities are interchangeable with themselves. One bushel of corn is one bushel of corn is one bushel of corn. But not true with time. If I get one bushel of corn from 3 different places, I have 3 bushels of corn. If I get one extra hour from 3 different drivers, I don’t have 3 hours I can use for an additional…

They’re coming.

It’s not even just weird nerds, it’s also super bro-ey dudes 

Obligatory

18 to 20 year olds were already able to hold a CDL in most states. In fact, most states already allowed under-21 operators to drive between states (1). You didn’t need a CDL if the vehicle you were operating was below a certain weight, length, or didn’t meet certain physical conditions (ie, air brakes, having a…

While I do not like the plan to recruit 18 year olds, and agree that improved QOL (amongst other things) is an absolute must to really address the issue, I believe your assertation that there is no shortage is off base.

Seems an odd day to pay homage to a white woman in motorsport.

I’m not a fan of angry Jeep eyes, either. But a racist identifier?

“...completely unprofessional way to communicate the dangers...”

quote: Always add a drop of oil in the thread and smear the gasket surface a little. You’ll be better off...”

Once the old filter is drained, just set it on top of the new filter gasket to gasket.

Surest way for this to happen is to not oil the rubber gasket before putting the filter on. The dry rubber vulcanizes to the engine block and the filter can. If it’s only one of those, not too bad. If it is both - you’re screwed.

I should’ve stopped reading the first time Erin offered excuses for criminal behavior. But I kept reading and found more of it.