Why are the good citizens of the state paying to keep this pile of drek alive?

A race to mediocrity...

Binging through "Billions."

The new antagonist, played by Corey Stoll, visits the office of the Mayor of New York City...

Screen Shot 2022-04-12 at 4.50.46 PM copy.jpg

I heard a recording of his real voice once.

If you are referring to COVID, more like a misinformation explosion.

That seems right to me.

Can't tell you how many times I've heard/told that joke (or a variation thereof), but McDonald's delivery is what makes it.

RIP

@LuFins-Dad said in Evil SUVs:

I wouldn’t mind something muscular with 2 doors, but that’s further down the line (and will be a V8)

Gonna have to either

Pay a ton of money Get something used
or Go back in time

@George-K said in Architects Against Humanity:

The Most Unsightly Building in Every State

That list was pretty dumb. I’d say 50% of the buildings were typical office buildings for good or ill, and of the remainder, 40% were …interesting… but far from the ugliest in their state.

Coconuts sell much better than their lesser known counterpart, Cocovag.

It is (somewhat) common on Taiwan, but if he is having so many problems, maybe he could change his name.

People have pretty short memories.

I believe this is the performance in question

Link to video

@Mik said in Piano cover question:

The 200cm are only 4 inches longer. i can live with that. It's mostly to keep the cats from scratching it is they decide to tussle.

Jansen will have an exact cut for your model.

I really don’t think the Poles need to manufacture conspiracy theories at which they are the centre in order to reinforce the growing hatred, which I believe is unreservedly justified, toward Putin and the Russian regime throughout Poland and Europe.

@taiwan_girl said in Does the expansion of the Universe break the speed of light?:

Interesting and kind of "bobble" my mind.

I also thought it is interesting that light has no mass, but it is effected by gravity.

One side of me says that is not possible, but I guess that it is.

From light's perspective, it is following a straight path, rather than being affected by gravity.