I would be very surprised if Kanye West listens to Lyle Lovett’s first album.

The solution to Johnson and others is clear: if these supply chain bottlenecks are to end, companies should stop being greedy and pay workers more and also buy more chassis to carry containers.

or it’s just the T2000 version of Will It Blend

I just finished re-watching all of DS9 and it might as well have been the first time because I remembered very little (it has been like 25 years though).

I have to plug “my history can beat up your politics” as well. I’ve been listening to it for years and it grounds my view of the current political chaos in an incredibly helpful way. It’s the only media I’ve ever joined a patreon for. I was really surprised to not see it in this list.

Really, no “Stuff You Missed in History Class”?? Ok then...

Do you think the same thing about drug testing for employees? Leave that coked out forklift operator alone because “freedom”?

When police complain that our society is not providing them with the necessary resources to keep themselves safe on the streets, remember two things:

I’ve been purchasing refurb hardware from Apple for 20 years and everything has worked perfectly.

Tom Waits plays a pacifist inventor who lives in an abandoned amusement park for absolutely no reason whatsoever.

We need a good Doc Savage film or three.

I prefer calling them the unfuckables but that’s not family friendly.

I would also argue that many trolls behave more civilized offline where they can get punched in the face.

It does not count for anything. Anything Jones does is for the benefit of Jones... not even his shitty son. He is saying this to get asses in the seats. No more no less.

Yeah, I was skeptical when it was announced, but the Breakfast Crunchwrap and those Cinnabon thingies had me at hello.  

THANK GOD.  Its wild to say, but T-Bell has the best breakfast in the business.  Never thought I’d say it, but its true

I think they’re talking about the Texas AG Paxton. Too many monsters to keep straight. 

He’s going to have hundreds of thousands of dollars in health care, that the majority of people of Texas can’t afford.

They have done the math. The 17,000 or so people who died since June as a count of potential voters won’t matter in a presidential election in 2024.