Between Twitter and TikTok, we now have the foundation for our emerging Idiocracy. 

OT, but in case you weren’t aware, there are some off-Kinja worlds you’re invited to check out. They were created by former Kinja regulars when the sub-blogs were nuked. Most social activity happens on the Backtalk blog. You will just need a Disqus account to comment.

This summer has extra global warming.

Yep. It took me just a few seconds to be convinced that there was a sincere objective with this video, but attempting to be remotely “good” was not it.

Yes, that makes sense. Swapping the cap out still seems like a good way to troubleshoot that though.

Just the cap.

Commented elsewhere that I recently fixed this same problem just by replacing the valve stem cap. Like your wive’s Yukon, I had to keep airing up the tire every couple of months, with the TPMS light eventually coming back. Figured I’d need to take it back to Discount Tire to resolve, but no problems since the new cap…

Neutral:

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Dismissed out of hand due to the TikTok factor.

“People have told me they can smell the hot dogs,” Chestnut told Insider. “I really can’t, but the sweat afterward, it feels sticky and greasy. My girlfriend says it smells different.”

With the added bonus of not having to deal with Lars.

Put a note on it with your phone number or email address.

None of the houses mentioned look authentic.

California has so many other, way bigger fish to fry than dumping tons of money into preserving a single old ship. If it comes down to it, people will be able to move on without this fucking thing as a tourist stop. The priority should be whatever the most cost effective and environmentally sound option is, and then…

I don’t know the status of Biden’s infrastructure bill, but these truck vs. bridge/overpass collisions seem to be awfully effective at getting overdue repair work happening.

I generally gloss over the main content and skip to the comments.

I watched this one a few weeks back. It’s worthwhile, even for seasoned horror enthusiasts who’ve “seen it all.”