So, why is streaming better than having local copies?  This is a case study in why steaming is horrible.

Contrary to what you hear, we actually don’t get that much snow.  We get a big storm like the one a couple weeks ago about once a decade and a blizzard like this once a generation.  We usually go through a freeze thaw cycle most winters and there’s usually less than 5" on the ground, if any.

Hard to not be disrupted with a 100' visibility and 3-5' of snow over a few days.

Amazing that we can just send Ukraine $60 Billion, but we only spend $624 million on fusion.

Essentially all power plants that create heat, boil water for steam.

The closest i want anyone living from me is at least 100 feet in all directions.

I hate cookie exchanges.  They’re a great way to get 10 dozen cookies that taste like variations of clay.  If you are a horrible cook, you should not even think about being in a cookie exchange.

This is great for cereal too.

The head of imagineering went rogue and released drawings of this retheme without any internal approval. There was no plan, no budget and it caught everyone off guard. Disney should have fired her on the spot but they feared the political climate of the time.

The less you use it, the longer you can use it.

But would you make it again?

Wegmans stuff is good, unless you have a food allergy. Then everything is off limits.  It’s also ungodly expensive.

Is this a Boston Market Ad?

What is this blasphemy?
Less pie?

Next up, “Newly discovered ‘Konami Code’ gives you 30 lives in Contra and Life Force.”

We all knew this 30+ years ago.

So, this isn’t even in the Mississippi river, but river adjacent?

Reading and taking responsibility are two things that are really hard right now.

I’ve used three types of ladders. Aluminum, wood and fiberglass. None of them are ferrous and would hold a magnet.

“fresh off his feature-film calling cards Bad Taste and Meet The Feebles”