

I like referring to all as boss or chief.


I like referring to all as boss or chief.


Eyyy! Also drive a camry! But I wanna drive a GitS Tachikoma. They look fun.
Not to make light of your trauma, but that cat must be a biggun. Pics please!
Open secret, hiding in your spice aisle.
Sign reads “covered in part by UnitedHealthCare”
Teacher? Garbage collector? Librarian? County Clerk?
Literally almost any public service job?
I’ve always enjoyed a stout Minnesota accent. Very cosy and fun. Sexy… Is a bit beyond my use case.


The balls appear to be crimmus ornaments, the pipes look like utility meters.
As for the lion? He doesn’t concern himself with the rest of the setup.
<3 I was at the laundromat the other day and an ad interrupted the anodyne muzak. Something about soft laundry no doubt, but the thing that set me off was the soft-speaking closeness of it. ASMR, which I guess this was approximating, makes me feel like stabbing things.


I was looking into this, T-Mobile seems to be the carrier for the Fairphone.
https://support.fairphone.com/hc/en-us/articles/16674972235537-Murena-Fairphone-in-the-USA
It’ll probably be the next step when my Samsung bites it.


Dust is the best one: to cover in dust (like sugar on a pastry) or to remove dust from (like a bookshelf).
Also a noun.
Not that I disagree per se, but this just sounds like the STD powerpoint from middle school health class: useless by itself.
It’s cheaper to get a 2l and divide it to a number of baggies than to get a case of soda…


Not super stark, but travelling north from Alabama to the Tennesee/Alabama/Georgia triple point you get a lot of rocky outcrops and the terrain will tell you that you’re in the Cumberland Foothills.
No, you’ve got the right of it. My efforts here are to attribute this faux pas to ignorance rather than malice.
Imma assume the poster was Indian (based on the national pride and shakier English), and as such was using the swastika in the more traditional sense.
But that’s the best I’ve got.


I like leaving the last 2 or so cm of lid attached so the can and lid stay together. Can’t do that automatically (well, I could, but that juice isn’t worth the squeeze).


As a not-horse-knower: is there a reason the bridle remains on if they’re just chilling?
It’s usually more the time than the smells themselves. Some of my coworkers will start heating their food at lunchtime, and i’ll have to go walk the production floor for a half-hour or so until it kinda dies down again. It’s not a bad food smell, but I eat later and it makes me cranky.
What necromancy did you pull to get the Lincoln administration to podcast?