. . . and that the data is detached from your name after they send you your results.
PIPE DOWN AND LAUGH AT YOUR SALAD
Our monkey brains didn’t evolve to understand big numbers without some help. So when you run into an abstract figure, it’s good to
. . . oh. You’re serious.
Yep. While situations like San Francisco get a whole lot of press—places where there is no more land to be had and developers are caterwauling like fruit bats with their nuts in vices to be allowed to knock down existing low-income housing and put up multi-megabuck condominiums and such—the reality is there continues…
Why is the story headlined “Elizabeth Warren Had A Hard Time Naming Prominent Black People” when the body of the text is about Elizabeth Warren naming prominent black people? Are you suggesting Elijah Cummings, Deval Patrick, and Melody Barnes don’t count?
How much asbestos do you contain?
And this is a guy who’s not kidding when he offers to pay in exposure.
Tetrahydrocannabinol has to be decarboxylated before it’s psychoactive—usually with heat. Eating (or drinking) a bag o’ weed won’t get you “high as a kite”. A stomach ache, yes.
Leftover raw turkey? Have you considered getting a larger roasting pan?
. . . Julie Siwemuke, sparkling water director, Coca-Cola North America, said in a statement.
Cyclopean is an archaeologic term of art: Wikipedia: Cyclopean masonry. And yeah, the original implication was big rocks fitted together without mortar, so only Cyclopses could have built it. But your point still stands, squamous and rugose though it may be. I shudder at the thought of even pitching the concept. …
Unfortunately, Twiglet’s owner died in August, and now, it’s time for Twiglet to get her life together.
Something I wish someone had mentioned to me longer ago: if you keep a pond of lampreys big enough that you COULD throw someone into it, you get a lot less broken crystal.
Something I wish someone had mentioned to me longer ago: if you keep a pond of lampreys big enough that you COULD…
I’m directly quoting a bit of the article’s headline: “The gig economy is making it harder to staff restaurants”.
San Franciscan here. Blaming “the gig economy” for this is nonsense.
Not at. To. Internal temperature. To do things this way, your life will be easier with a leave-in probe thermometer, like this Polder.
The debts are sold for mills on the dollar because that’s what they’re worth. It doesn’t matter if everyone on the planet agrees debtor D owes creditor C a hundred thousand dollars if there’s no way in Hades debtor D is ever going to have two nickels to rub together.