I wish I could give you 10,000 stars. I grew up in Grafton, WV but spent alot of time in Elkins and down south in Bluefield. I KNOW how people are in WV and the vast majority of people there are extremely racist. As a POC they made my life a living hell. When I turned 18 I got out of there as fast as I could.

As someone who gave living in West Virginia a try (I’m originally from California, lived in WV for about two years, then moved back to CA) there were some good points to this article, but I think you really underplay the role of racism/sexism in Donald Trump’s election there. When I was living in WV, I routinely heard…

wrapping up a road trip from NY.... parking there was... interesting.

Life comes at your quick, sometimes. Oh, well.

I live in Oregon, and I support a secession of the western states (OR, WA, CA) to form Pacifica.
If that doesn’t work, I’d like Canada to adopt us as Canada’s ballsack (look at the geography).

Been all over the world in all kinds of military and civilian flights and on some or the least reputable airlines ever and have experienced a lot of crazy crap. The worst was a routine connection from Pittsburgh back when it was a US Air hub to Morgantown, WV. It was a short flight, like 30 minutes and almost easier…

I think there’s a pretty large gap between a despotic banana republic and a country like ours, with a strong military and an old navy.

Probably the area around Green Bank WV. Extremely dense forest, you can’t see anything. Cell phone, radio, TV blackout due to the radio observatory. A bunch of giant radio telescopes.

1) From Mbeya Tanzania to Lake Malawi in a Nissan Minivan (I maaaay have punctured the transmission fluid oil pan and had it welded in a tiny village)

No. It’s clean.

Toronto? Yeah? I got married in one of those buildings. Def using this wallpaper.

The only two teams that didn’t destroy “The Chosen One” in the finals were a Spurs team with a rare fumbling Ginobili and Pop and an inexperienced young Thunder team in way over their heads.

But if you were a Vietnam vet, there’s a reasonable chance you can’t hear either side.

“there isn’t a single thing a big city offers that can’t be found where we are”

You’ve got to admit, once we get to the quantum level things sure start to look like code artifacts. Plus the whole c/causality thing is CLEARLY there to make sure everything stays in sync and the counter ticks right for everyone so we don’t get any weird math errors.

Hangouts is awesome! I love how you can make crystal clear WiFi phone calls to any number in the U.S. (and I think Canada too).

You are incorrect. Working in healthcare and having a relative who received a transplant, I see the reality up close. I need to go to the doctor today, I go. I worry first about my health, not about my bank balance. Access and wait time is prioritized based upon need and seriousness.

They’re in there - I missed them at first two. Follow the line of the left side of the case down, and you’ll see that big black block on top of it for water cooling. Look for the brown “ASUS SLI” banner and you’ll spot the bridge. You might be looking right at it thinking it’s the CPU. :)

I live in Alabama, and per capita I'd have to say Maryland and Pennsylvania are the confederate flag capitals of the US. It's kind of odd, like they're overcompensating or something. Rage Against the Northeast!

After the latest round of layoffs, whenever someone says the "[Company] family" I throw up in my mouth a little. Unless the management team is legitimately connected by blood or marriage, your organization is NOT "a family."