Doesn’t she still need another dose in 3 weeks? And then it still isn’t all that effective until like a week after that? Realistically, she can breath a little easier maybe in like the middle of January.

I have young kids. I wish I was ever bored.

Hmm, good point. I got the generator ready to go, but I haven’t done any snow tires yet.... they’re in the shed still. I wonder if I should do at least one vehicle, just in case.

My wife and I are going through this. We’re relatively young, have kids. She mostly sees sleeping apart as a bad thing, because often when we fight she doesn’t want me around, so after some stuff I’ve been sleeping on the couch for like 4 months or something. But I don’t mind it, because I sleep better, and she sleeps…

I mean, they have already.

I think he used it wrong too. Doesn’t forthwith always come after the verb? I can find a few example sentences using it before the verb, but almost every single time I’ve ever seen it, it’s been after the verb. It sounds weird where he put it.

People still play the absolute shit out of Rocket League, CS:GO, LoL. They all look like shit compared to a new AAA title.

I bought one of the Amazon ones for my home office (along with a little fridge, so I can stop bothering my wife and just hole up in my office and pretend I’m not home), not because I wanted another Alexa device (we have a Dot somewhere that’s never, ever plugged in, someone bought it for us) but because it was the…

Wait, he hasn’t been in that office for almost a year now, but I assume the taxpayers still paid for this gathering and this portrait? WTF? Why? Why do we need a portrait of someone who only lasted 2 years because of ethics scandals (in an administration that made ethics scandals a sport, this is hard to do) and left…

Serious question, would a PPI actually catch something like that? Or would you really have to go looking specifically for that and most PPI wouldn’t catch it?

What’s really crazy is that if you look at deaths, it either means their healthcare outcomes are drastically better than ours (possible, but it’s really, really drastic) or they actually tested better and caught way more cases, including tons of super minor or asymptomatic cases (very likely). Minnesota cases are…

Connecting a whole bunch of cheap, rushed to market, hands off, set it and forget it, hard/impossible to update items from 4,000 different companies to the internet at large, often without firewalls of any kind.

From what I can gather, you’re a lawyer. I think I read that the type of appeal that would make it to the Supreme Court in this case wouldn’t even involve oral arguments, so it’s just nonsense anyway?

If you’d read the article on this very page instead of rushing down here, you’d see that scalpers are often posting images of their receipts as proof that they have one reserved.

Is it fast? With those twin turbos and meaty rears it certainly looks the part.

Holy shit, you aren’t kidding. I hadn’t watched it, but damn, that was funny as hell, and definitely funnier because her expression, head tilt, eyes, mouth, and body position stay almost exactly the same the entire time.

I agree that ragging on folk’s appearance and clothes is sometimes beneath us (but absolutely not beneath Republicans, so whatever) it’s pretty fucking clear she doesn’t dress like that, and probably never will again.

Yeah, super bizarre. I assumed it was a typo in the headline and it was supposed to be $880k. But then they made the same mistake again, so I figured it was a copy past of the original typo.

To be there before the inauguration to do his rally at the same time, he’d have to leave in the morning, so it would technically still be AF1. They’d just drop him off and bounce though I assume, since after the rally it wouldn’t be his plane anymore.

Yeah, I love that Dickens doesn't get to be in the fancy writer's club because he was actually fucking popular. It's crazy. Stephen King has written some really good books. The Stand is just incredible writing, even if it's "popular". Writing doesn't have to be boring, long winded, and send you to the dictionary every…