There’s something human (maybe just American?) in wanting to get mad at people about what they’re doing.

Can’t say I’ve done it myself but bonus points for carbonating your own soda. 

Watermelon rules them all.

Up until last summer, my late-2008 first gen aluminum unibody Macbook was working just fine (with upgraded RAM and SSD). I gave it back to the Apple store for recycling only because I had to move. For now I’m good with my mid-2012 MBPr for at least another year or two maybe.

Damn right. I don’t need to read/hear someone wax poetic about the decades of memories before the recipe. Give me the recipe first and I’ll read about the memories while I wait for things to marinade/stew/bake/whatever step that takes time.

Why do we, as a society, still have/use (personal) checks anyway?

So it’ll be even more expensive and harder to book?

Sensationalism, something NYT has gotten quite good at. It’s all for getting the clicks and setting the narratives.

‘No evidence’ means exactly that, no evidence, zero evidence, absence of evidence.

The only thing more boring than watching a bunch of cars keep turning left for hours is watching a bunch of cars keep turning left for hours in a video game.

Ask the driver the keep all windows rolled down, weather permitting. 

ITS FUCKING RAW!!!!!

Use your fucking peanut sized brain for a second, it won’t kill you I promise.

So this literally just happened as I was trying to order dinner.

Rich people can do whatever shit they feel like. If they royally fuck themselves up, they can at least always afford going to the hospital.

Everyone has his/her own reasons to dislike grocery shopping at TJ’s. But honestly, for me, they just don’t have enough of a selection in groceries for it to be worth my time waiting in lines, snaked around the block outside or along the walls of the store inside.

It’s not a bug. It’s a feature.

Source or gtfo

Freaking love tofu.

Left behind on the grocery store shelves to rot...