You mean yoke?

I guess he saw what happened to Trump’s ‘Truth’ social network and decided that it’s easier to buy an existing network than starting his own.

I was very lucky the cop understood what happened (light rear, V8, inexperienced driver) and let me off with a warning. He only lightly lectured me on properly making a turn in such a car and told me to go slow until I practice in a parking lot. I did because it was embarrassing as shit and I was lucky I didn’t hit…

Hey, look at me! I’m Random-Commentor and I get defensive on behalf of abusive men!

Guessing that any writer here also has forced far fewer female co-workers watch them jerk off under implied threat to careers.

I noticed the credits for Tragedy of Macbeth included an editor named Richard Jaynes or similar (whatever it was, it wasn’t Roderick) which I thought was a hilarious little detail that of course a Coen brother would think of.

“Do you like movies about gladiators?”

I believe you just made my point...

Im just hear for the stupid ass comments.

Here to see if magus-21 takes time away from Gizmodo to lurk here

You just don’t understand the technology man, have you even nft’d before?

Here to see the crypto-bros explain how beneficial this situation actually is. 

the tweets weren’t even sending people to an actual NFT project

Cryptoshit is a scam. All of it. News to absolutely nobody with a working brain.

The Regal Beagle!

Unfortunately, I can see the Academy adding more violence next year to increase viewership. Dame Judi Dench and Olivia Colman in fisticuffs. Timothee Chalamet slamming Tom Holland’s head into the stage. John Williams leaping from the ring to deliver a diving clothesline to Hans Zimmer.

There was a Carrie Hunt at my high school. If it weren’t for the fact that she was super nice, super popular, and that my school had a large Mormon population, well... that’s just a mean spoonerism to name your kid.

I mean, I still think it’s the best option in the streaming landscape for many potential shows. They have the money and they’re not really shy with it (there’s a reason there’s so many in-jokes about how easy it is to get a Netflix show).

Well to be fair, Netflix is a Silicon Valley business.

To be honest, I didn’t really care when Netflix canceled Archive 1 through 80, but seeing Archive 81 get the axe really bums me out.