Yep. While Palmdale is in Los Angeles County, the city has a Republican mayor, and the city council skews that way as well.

He wouldn’t be doing this to American Samoa.

Recency bias. They’ll remember the second tweet and forget about the first.

“He tells it like it is!”

I just don’t get it and never will...you take the time to walk out the front door and take photos from multiple angles, but can’t be bothered to take the goddamn water bottles out of the doors? Or maybe they’re attempting to DEMONSTRATE the cup holders?

That was posted a week ago, move on bro.

Look up the top 15 states that use food stamps, and you tell us what the common thread is.

Oh, you’re of them, are you?

A hundred years from now, Alex Rodriguez’s “brand” will still last, as he is one of the greatest baseball players of all-time.

All I can say is: for the love of God, shoppers, place your bag in the bagging area BEFORE you start scanning, rather than scanning your groceries, placing them in the bagging area, THEN putting them all in a bag (essentially bagging one load twice). Absolute idiocy.

Matthew Perry and Luke Perry in the same clip? Never knew about that one.

Ah, Manute...averaged almost 7 blocks per 36 minutes, shot 40.3% from the field for his career. That sums up the height/athleticism inverse proportion pretty well.

In and out in 14 minutes on 1/20. That’s...efficient?

Hopefully, the chances of the water cooler scenario become nil, because their asses were shitcanned first.

The top-ranked farm system by many in the industry.

Can you believe this asshole is THIRTY-THREE YEARS OLD?

Not just percentage...the US has the highest total prison population as well (source: International Centre for Prison Studies; BBC).

It’s envy of players being so well-compensated for “playing a kid’s game,” and it’s much easier to direct ire towards visible public figures (most fans couldn’t name their favorite team’s owner, let alone recognize him).

Dude looks like a character from GTA4 on low graphics settings.

Driving up I-5 recently, a big Subaru comes lumbering up behind me, takes up my rear view mirror. “Huh,” I think to myself. “Must be the new Ascent.” Passes me, and as it goes by, I realize it’s an Outback.