It’s actually a pretty wide margin

this attitude is precisely why the dems were tossed in 2016, but keep it up

ah yeah, the “well if India and China aren’t doing enough, then why should I do *anything at all*” gambit.

we have hundreds of thousands of years of data, if not more — from sediment layer records to isotope ratios to antarctic ice cores

Honestly, what put me off this game in the beginning was it finally got to the “go to the center” part of the game, and by the time I got in the game, every new save you make you’re at least like 700,000 light years from the center. Even if I spent all day making fuel for my starship — which i have done -- then you…

im fucking howling reading this

“The breast-less unsexy Hooters for no one.”

Should the higher-ups whose decision it was be fired? Definitely

Not in any Republican district.

I mean if my bread doesn’t look great it doesn’t really affect me very much and isn’t “as important as someone’s livelihood”, but if a high-end baker hires someone who puts 90 degree bends in all his baguettes, yeah he should probably be fired for such an “unimportant” reason.

Multiple people got fired for this.

are you blind?

Who knows what is actually in it?

Honestly, I dont think you’d even notice a cloud of ghost pepper in your face and eyes if you were bitten by even one bullet ant.

the speakers do not appear to be on sale #corrections

the speakers do not appear to be on sale #corrections

was this headline procedurally generated

im sure you would have torn off your shirt, put on your headband and Rambo’d that there dern shooter before he even had a chance to turn off the safety.

Also, if you told anyone outside of California that a “garlic festival” existed, and proceeded to tell them it was in CA, their response would inevitably “Of Fucking Course.”

A bullet ant hill.

The World In My Attic would supposedly follow a family as they started “a new life in a new home,” only to discover “a strange board game” there known as Hexes & Heroes. This board game would act as “a bridge to a fantastic world,”