Tom Green was in Utah recently, according to his recent visit to the JRE Podcast. He’s going out on his own doing a long, supposedly mostly-unplanned road trip and sleeping in his large van along the way. But the van is essentially a delivery truck, and he’s shooting and releasing videos and music during the trip.

Seems like a lot of these white supremacists who email you are obsessed with constipation. Like, there’s one or two in here every Friday almost since I started reading your work. I know that’s not the point here, but it strikes me as peculiar.

Here’s what I’m working on (man, I have so far to go...):

So the idea is that Twitter isn’t innovating enough because they’re not copying a feature that Instagram added after it was bought-out by a major competitor? I guess they were too ahead of the curve with Vine and Pariscope, so now it’s time to follow it instead?

Thank you for looking for the good. We need to do that more. It takes work to be positive. We should still call the bad things bad, but we can “eat the meat and spit out the bones.”

If they’re around, an un-toasted wheat bagel with cream cheese is great in the afternoon.

My guess is that we think semicolons are fancy because we don’t see them often. Since the majority of us don’t use complicated lists or write long periodic sentences, we don’t have as much use for them. I agree with you on the point they are often better for the reader’s experience, provided we use them correctly when…

I’ve faced the same fate. I’d usually have a Caffeine-Free Coke with my weekly local burger takeout (they don’t sell the caffeine-free stuff at the burger joint; I kept it at home), but I’ve lately had to settle for root beer or a clear soda. I don’t have consistent issues with caffeine, but it’s occasionally…

I’m a guy that never worked out regularly and tends toward having less muscle/strength naturally. I’d say I tend toward being skinny but my belly and sides would say otherwise (or would have before I started working out better ways to eat that work for my body). I’ve been doing some lifting and body weight exercises…

The Pharaoh letting the Israelites go, then changing his mind several times reminds me of a cat playing with a lizard or something... 

Shout Factory has a 24 hour Twitch stream as well. MST3K has their own as well, I believe.

I haven’t bought a new phone since my carrier did subsidized upgrades. I’m thinking about jumping to the 256k SE because there’s a WalMart deal for it that might work for me...

I’ve always read the website as a way of finding what might be good or useful in traditional concepts of masculinity. It’s not the greatest thing in the world but it’s a resource.

Thanks!

I want to do this soon. Two questions:

The consistent treatment clause is a revealing one. When someone has a work injury, Amazon doesn’t seem to accommodate them either. In fact, they seem to act in near- or actual bad faith by forcing people to litigate in order to receive workers’ compensation or equivalent benefits (them or their TPA/Insurers; I don’t…

Maybe some of these myths persist because it wasn’t excess fat that was the issue in decades past, but deconditioning. “Flabby” doesn’t imply “fat” so much as it seems to mean loose skin—like there’s a thinner layer of fat under the skin but no structure for it, no muscle. I suspect that’s why “toning” was a thing. I…

I’m not in favor of these, but for the sake of discussion, I’ll introduce them. Here are some reasons some employers are less receptive to discussion about burnout and mental health, in no particular order:

I find it amazing that humans figured out how to process olives in the first place, given what I’ve heard about the process. That’s a more interesting question to me than “do you like this thing that I don’t?”

Oh...I wasn’t saying that to you. I was saying it to Burger King. Like “Hey, your char-broiled strategy could be good if you’d let it.”