That image may be the most evil thing this week. Perhaps it could only be worse if Betsy was dressed in flag fabric.

After reading, I wanted to add Shield TV to the list. Even years old, it smokes the competition in streaming capabilities, capabilities beyond streaming, and reduced downsides like phoning home.
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But I want to add that this feels like deja vu. Too often, reviews, commentaries, advice, and other posts here are…

An ounce of prevention... 

However, when prevention fails and you have to deal with intruders, the first things to do are to learn their routes and preferences.
One way I’ve used to find the routes of rodents is to dust the floor. Flour is easiest, but may skew results as it’s edible. Baking powder or soda, borax, or…

Elton John’s - I’m Still Standing is also where you can see a young Bruno Tonioli prominent and having a ball among the dance cast.

Just watched the Atom Eve episode.  That and a game.  Bodes well for Invincible S2. 

There is a machismo element to Indian film. And often cultural male-female roles which seem atavistic to a western gaze, but appear as natural and even fun to theirs. Perhaps it is all the dancing and music, that normalize the interplay and provide some kind of harmony.

Funny.

I think it’s hilarious that films about an historical science revolution and an historical fictional IP have mashed up to draw attention from a science-fiction site. But genre breaking seems to be built in.

As someone who’s fired off his share of rants, I commend your use of language. If you’re going to have a tirade, do it with flair and subtext.

I’ll throw in my two cents about Happiness because I think data is not the problem, language is.

Wood Chips vs Mulch: The Must-know Differences That May Surprise You (evergreenseeds.com)

I hope we can now move on from ‘The next one will prove the Snyderverse was successful’. There are no more next ones.

Thanks for the clarification.  This is tragic all the way around. I know there will be fault seeking, and there should be in order to prevent similar events, but I feel for the victims and their families right now.

I worked for a few years in a garden department. I used every kind of hose there is, repeatedly, in various weather conditions, and over a long period of time. So, of course, I have my own opinions.

My problem with the Jedi pogrom was not how many survived, but how did they kill all of them. I mean, virtually every Jedi, excepting perhaps the children, were massively skilled not only in combat, but in all the other skills necessary to survive against even overwhelming opposition. The movies portrayed it as a…

“A foolish consistency is the hobgoblin of little minds, adored by little statesmen and philosophers and divines.” - R.W. Emerson

“Dramatically we use that. The death of so many people is used dramatically in our story because basically, it adds to the guilt and the trauma of Barry Allen...” by arbitrarily moving the engine away from the city, which significantly reduces deaths...

Thanks for the context. All too often, in click-bait driven online posts, the largest result of an action are pinned as the largest, or sole, cause of an action. It would have been all too easy to simply say Disney was playing hardball against someone who picked a fight that threatened profits and curtailed business…

Thanks for the confirmation. I haven’t actually had occasion to test it myself, but it seemed simple and safe enough. As a bonus, your costs seem to blow up the cost amortization benefit of expensing a $130 tank.

Get OP’s big cannister of CO2, or (as others here suggest) other sized cannisters of CO2, ... how about no additional cannisters.