Honestly, does there really need to be a holy war about this? Just do whatever works for you.

Yes. And so am I. Moved to Feedly originally, but that got crappy, so after the big DDoS they had a few years back, I switched to Inoreader, which is....OK. Just OK. Not great. But it gets the job done.

Google is kind of like GRRM when it comes to popular apps. Nobody is safe. Keep could get killed off next week.

Bring on the Gose!

I did not realize Gawker needed a “Stop Clickbait” hero until just now. You, sir or madam, are that hero. Thank you.

Would gladly do 50 dollars and time served if it meant we could get him back. RIP Harry Anderson. Say hi to Mel for us.

We got introduced to Cane’s a few years back here in Central Texas, and honestly think the Cane’s sauce is akin to crack in sauce form. My wife, who usually hates mayo-based sauces of any kind, loves this stuff. We’ll get the Tailgate pack (24 fingers) and it comes with 6 (count ‘em) of those sauce cups. We put it on…

“Stones of Fury.” I can’t wait.

Just the thing for those “Feminine Doritos”, amirite?

*gag*

Seriously, my French Canadian wife probably enjoys Scotch even more than I do. Well, we’ll call it a tie. She does prefer Oban to my Laphroaig. Agree to disagree...

Ugh. This. So much this. My wife and I used to hang out with another couple, and they would inevitably cause a scene, stridently demanding to see a manager because of some perceived slight, and it got so bad that we ultimately just stopped going out with them. One of the best decisions we ever made. We ultimately…

I’m pretty predictable when I feel like crap. I want comfort foods. And that especially includes chicken soup (I said I was predictable).

Handy for all those annoying loyalty programs as well, especially if GPay continues the tradition of notifying me when I can use my CVS Rewards or MyLowes card or whatnot when I enter the store.

I really hate the fact that FB keeps switching my News Feed back to Top Stories, so I finally bookmarked this URL:

Props to La Quinta for being generally awesome. We moved from Maine to Texas back in 2013, and had to drive 3 (somewhat unhappy) cats to our final destination. Stayed at La Quinta hotels just about every step of the way, ending up with a 2-week stay in an Austin-area one near where I work, while we waited for our…

Welcome to America, where the best form of health care is to not get sick. My Canadian wife is astounded at how expensive everything is here.

Nutmegger born and bred, here. Back when they left? Yeah, I was pretty bitter. 20 years later? I think it’s cool that they’re embracing their heritage, so to speak. Maybe some of my fellow Connecticutians might still be bitter, but they need to get over it. Bring on the retro shirts.

We have a microwave. It came with the house. It makes for a great timer, or a way of keeping leftovers (or that tray of bacon we just pulled out of the oven) safe from the cats until we can get it into the fridge. But we rarely, if ever, actually cook stuff with it. NBD.

Now I’ve got Iron Maiden running through my head.

I think it’s a trade-off. I used to keep Vinyl and CDs due to the sound quality, but after lugging my entire collection through a couple of moves halfway across the country, I realized that I preferred the convenience of digital music, and that the sound quality really didn’t matter all that much to me, as long as it…

That, and for me the hours are awful, at least here in the Austin area. Open late, close early. Fuck it, I’ll go home and order from Amazon.

NOTE: NOT a millenial.