IIRC it was originally written as a series of short stories over time.

“The big trouble with dumb bastards is that they are too dumb to believe there is such a thing as being smart.”

My neighbors manual pole saw that i used had about a 14' reach I guess and i got what i needed although i did climb onto the roof to do some real high branches.

Me too. I preferred Lost to BSG, but The Leftovers >>>>> (Lost X BSG)^100!

Ok, who am I kidding, Beth, you know what I like. From my secret stash:

Stop plantain your fetish fanfic around here.

I would love to see every major cause of death replaced with bananas.

So you’re saying I shouldn’t put those in the wash?

So you’re saying I shouldn’t put those in the wash?

My fave.

This is “trolling” in the same way that laying out your clothes the night before is a “lifehack.”

“Capitalism vs. anarchy” was more of a theme in Leguin’s “The Dispossessed.”

My favorite thing about VHS was that, occasionally, my Dad would copy porn onto basically any tape that he could grab and then forget to mark it with more than just like a dot or code-word for personal reference (and to hide from my Mom) and then, later, my friends and I would be sitting there watching “Chip And…

Nobody? Well I’ll do it...

Can I just say that this is one of my favorite Family Guy Star Wars jokes, but my absolute favorite is the end of the Empire Strikes Back episode:

The 3GB 1060's a decent deal if you’re on a very tight budget to upgrade your desktop, but it’s worth spending the extra few bucks to get a 6GB 1060 or opting for an RX480 with either 4 or 8GB.

The 3GB 1060's a decent deal if you’re on a very tight budget to upgrade your desktop, but it’s worth spending the…

Programmer: “Oh crap. I set the flamethrower variable to .03. It was supposed to be 3. I always do that!”

My Tritiron had a wicked fast refresh rate - less than 2ms of lag, which is 2x faster than the fastest OLEDs. It also had a far better contrast and better color pallette. Modern screens can’t hold up to it.

If you like Neverwhere you will probably like China Miéville’s “Un Lun Dun”, which has a similar theme of an alternative London and was inspired by Neverwhere, but tells a rather different story. (In case anyone missed Miéville)

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