Short Attention Span Theater... But I agree, Ax. Just tell me what they are in bullet points.

The show on CBS last night was fantastic. I highly recommend you find in On Demand, or maybe Youtube.

In fairness to US Foods, who my wife has sold to in a couple jobs over 35 years, their shipping and overhead costs require that they not sell in certain quantities. Otherwise they end up with bunches of broken cases and have to pay staff to do the counting and repackaging. She had to sell in or put together truckloads at a certain minimum and that was before there was a truck shortage. But yeah, it's tough for small business.

https://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-59734747 The millipede, known as Arthropleura, is thought to have been more than 2.5m (8ft) long. It would have weighed about 50kg (eight stone). The fossil segment was first spotted in 2018 when a large block of sandstone fell on to a beach at Howick Bay. It will be displayed in Cambridge's Sedgwick Museum next year. "It was a complete fluke of a discovery," said Dr Neil Davies, from Cambridge's Department of Earth Sciences, who has been analysing the 75cm-long fossil. "The way the boulder had fallen, it had cracked open and perfectly exposed the fossil, which one of our former PhD students happened to spot when walking by," Dr Davies said. Eight. Feet. Long.

That’s awesome.

@taiwan_girl said in Get your shots people!: Woke up this morning to a group text from friends that a friend from the US (actually more of an aquaintance since I did not know her that well) had passed from COVID. She got COVID and went into the hospital about 10 days ago. When I last got an update at the end of last week, she was still in the hospital but they were talking about her being almost well enough to release. Unfortunately, that was not the case. I am not sure of her age, but if I am guessing, i think she was between 55-60 and as far as a know, she did not have any underlay health conditions. And unfortunately yes, she was unvaccinated. I'm really sorry to hear that, TG. It's a terrible way to go.

Good reason to ditch carpet.

@89th said in If God Made a Sammich: I don't like mushrooms, though. I've always secretly suspected that mushrooms are actually elf shit. People say there's no such thing as elves. Well, how do you explain all that shit growing on my lawn, then?

crazy!!

No, she understands that 2022 is going to be a historic bloodbath, maybe of 1994 proportions. She's also a blue dawg, so I'm wondering if she's already polled her district's voters, and knows she doesn't have a chance.

@jolly said in Good Stewards: Have we been good stewards if our healthcare resources? Probably not. If the healthcare is like other businesses ,people are so busy in their regular job functions that trying to cross train just doesn't work. While it seems like a long time, it seems to me that 2 years is pretty short in the medical industry.

I got yer Viking right here.... Link to video But yeah, I'm REALLY looking forward to Northman. Nevertheless, gotta get yer Vikings when you can.

@copper said in "It's embarrassing.": Meanwhile, other Western countries have tapped into their modern health systems that can easily track patient data and seamlessly share epidemiologic information across a broad spectrum of health care facilities and public health departments. Really? I mean, really and truly? Come on. That's hilarious. Has anybody been watching the debacle in the UK? The anger has been added to by a number of photographs and videos of parties occurring in and around 10 Downing Street right when everybody else was completely locked-down. A right bunch of twats, and no mistake.

BTW, Simone Dinnerstein has played for me as well. Link to video

@george-k said in The Fifth Wave: https://ourworldindata.org/explorers/coronavirus-data-explorer?zoomToSelection=true&time=2020-03-01..latest&uniformYAxis=0&pickerSort=asc&pickerMetric=location&Metric=Cases+and+deaths&Interval=7-day+rolling+average&Relative+to+Population=true&Align+outbreaks=false&country=~ISR [image: 1640019295814-screen-shot-2021-12-20-at-10.54.43-am.png] Fifth wave? I think they have a week or two to make that determination. Even then, it looks like it would really be the fourth.

If the Saints had not turned the ball over three times, we'd have beaten them in the play-off game last year. We've got Tom's number. Shucks, we beat him in New England. It's one of those things that is very simple, but hard to do. Get pressure on him by just rushing four and play man-to-man in the secondary.