My thought exactly.  And they should be random, like one wave per hour might be the crazy ass wave that tosses everyone around like a snowglobe full of swimmers.

11 year old me would still love it.  minus the tumbling bodies though.

+1 Urban Sombrero

Hahahahahahahahaha.  Citing a right-wing org started to investigate HER EMAILS, from an article in the Washington Examiner.  You’re a fucking hack.  Anyone can file a complaint - even a made-up alt-right pseudo non-profit that was created only for your bullshit citations.  Wake up fuckstick.

She’s already rich, but yeah, gotta keep relevant to keep that money coming in.

I thought the strongest part of the movie was the quiet menace of Cliff’s visit to the Spahn ranch.  Since it was a fictional character, I had no idea whether he lived or died there or even at the climax.  I loved the slow burn and tension of the entire sequence.

Is that the one where it jumps off a cliff perpendicular to a beach and lands parallel?

Was Claire McCaskill there as a paid representative of the insurance lobby, a commentator, or both?  All she did was shill for big insurance during her appearance.

Probably not, but they get points for asking. 

and not a raging asshole who holds the proletariat in contempt.

I worked fast food and at a regular restaurant.  Fast food sucked when someone ordered five minutes before closing, but you could mitigate the breakdown and cleanup by leaving only one vat for frying and one section of grill and even run back to the walkin for condiments.  The breadth of equipment to serve from a full…

This.  Obviously, the writer is concerned about appearing to be an asshole.  Stringtheory is not concerned with such niceties.

Funny about the cars thing.  Our closest Qdoba was having trouble getting folks in for breakfast and I suggested the employees park in front of the store so people assumed they were open.  Not everyone is going to park, jiggle the door, and shield their eyes to look inside - most will just drive off.

Word on the supermarket thing. My wife and I were in Costco as they were closing and they do this sweep of the store from back to front, rooting/hurrying customers toward the registers. It reminded me of movies where they have picket lines of volunteers looking for a lost kid in the woods.

I’ve only worked food service in two places, but both had the policy that everyone leaves at the same time, so you’d better pitch in.  My son works at an upscale steakhouse that also does this.  I haven’t heard him complain.

I’m sure the dog will put herself on a diet and try to turn her life around.

Our friend has a cat named Chalupa.  It works.

you know?  you may have something there.  kind of a festivus approach to thanksgiving.

It’s the Bruckheimer in the air. It clouds everything.

No kidding.  Unnecessary tests are always the answer to better healthcare.