@Mik said in Toothless!: So you can fly on a dragon at Universal? No, I’m sure it will just be a part of a show, but a damn good one!

You'd have to show me where they were wearing flip-flops....ok, went and dug. Most likely worn with house slippers? https://www.unrv.com/culture/roman-sandals.php

@LuFins-Dad said in The Flying Cajun: Why? Kid’s got an American Dad, born in LaFayette, all of his schooling has been in Louisiana… He’s an American. Why compete under another flag? It’s not like the foreign born athletes that compete in American collegiate or pro sports but compete in the Olympics under their native flag… It’s also not like the athletes that have a parent from another country, and aren’t good enough to make Team USA, so compete for their other eligible country… This kid’s the best in the world and has been through 2 Olympics. Do why compete for Sweden? According to Wiki the Swedes offered his dad a job as the national coach if he went over to them

yes and no. There is a lot of impact that an ambassador can have. Some friends/donors do a great job, others....... not so good.

Today was a good day, I learned several things.

File this one under the Sad Cognitive Decline of a President

what about prebiotics?

The woman must be believed

Swell. Just ratchet things up a bit more, you slimy asshole.

@LuFins-Dad said in Everything is Racist: Please, I did it first, I did it better. I know, I was just too lazy to scroll down and find it.

At what point does it go away?

Haven’t we known for years that Secret Service ‘lost’ their messages from that day? Didn’t we also know that some of his regular agents had gone Magat gotten ‘too close’ to their charge?

An announced outage of TNCR, and a worldwide market collapse. Coincidence? I think not.

Well, it was Frontier, so the passengers should be used to flight delays. (Just joking. I have never flown them before, but have not heard many good things about them)

@jon-nyc said in Quid, meet quo: https://x.com/acyn/status/1819863379835830603?s=46 Heck I took it as pretty damn funny.

@Axtremus said in Food delivery is in trouble: It seems to require an abundance of really cheap labor to work. Not sustainable in an advanced economy like ours. I am still under the impression that food delivery (or any kind of local express delivery service) is still a big business in big cities, but it's popularly portrayed as work done by people who could not find better work. No glamour, just a lot of helplessness. Took me many years after leaving food delivery to make the equivalent cash in offices. So, fuck that. The third-party model is a bit of a Ponzi scheme but there's always going to be a call for the service.