You’d think that in places where a similar disaster took place, like in West, TX, the authorities would be implemented rules so it won’t happen again. Well, they didn’t and less than a year later another town in Texas exploded. Still no zoning laws to prevent that. And Texas doesn’t have a strict state level fire…
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This is in part why I get upset any time I see HamNo on Splinter write that building codes need to be made less strict to get more affordable housing in cities. Most building codes exist today out of a sort of trial and error of previous disasters.
which ripped through the packed hotspot in minutes
It’s nice to know some people still follow traditions.
If we’ve learned anything from the Trump experiment this year, it’s that the boss’s kid always fucks things up
It’s a part of a series where actors interview other actors. I realize it often feels like a stretch to call Sandler an actor, but he does show his real acting chops every 15 years or so.
The whole show is reaping what it sowed.
It took a couple years longer than originally thought, but Austin Rivers finally managed to completely ruin the Clippers.
Austin Rivers is the Clippy of basketball players. He’s clearly trying to help, but even at his best, he’s annoying as all fuck.
“See what happens when you let players take a knee? Failing NFL now harming NBA! Sad!”
Apparently it’s from a movie called Penelope. Apparently this is also from that movie:
Late in last night’s win over the Los Angeles Lakers, Austin Rivers fell onto Blake Griffin’s knee while scrambling with Lonzo Ball for a loose ball.
I’m fairly certain there hasn’t been anything natural about Jeremy Piven’s hair since 1997.
Andrew Neville Wilman was invited to the Royal Television society conference held Bi annually at King College Cambridge.
And I found my least desirable job in the world... the person who had to lift Clarkson’s 2nd and 3rd chin to paint orange underneath.