Yes, depending on what plane of existence in the quantum universe where one resides.

I'm a little disappointed in Mik publishing this slapdash piece of research. I have it on good authority that there's at least one working set of ivories that regularly get tickled on Uranus.

@Doctor-Phibes tough to deal with. Sorry.

Even austerity measures aren’t going to balance the massive problem from the entitlements. But you can’t fix those without a good faith effort to fix elsewhere. And institutions

@Horace Cool house.

Nope. Best you’d get is a white trans man complete with risible visible top surgery scars.

She actually did talk about nuclear stuff today, so in honor of that coincidence, I’ll share it. Interesting stuff. Link to video

The military has always been very strong in my community. Very few sailors, some Air Force, but mostly Marines and Army. And because one of the largest National Guard bases in the country is just down the road, a lot of the young people that do a hitch in the Army, go into the Guard. Many of them full-time. The military gives these kids opportunity. Maybe they want the training that is sometimes offered, maybe they serve a hitch in the infantry and then use their benefits to go to school or maybe they just want the extra check the NG provides. Regardless, because so many serve, we accord them a lot of respect and gratitude. There's also that small community natural patriotism that exists. And for many, it's a legacy thing.

Yes. Bigmouth Billy Bass. With Big Pussy's voice. Hilarious and spooky.

First world problem There are other employment options Finish school to enhance #2

Yes, we'd have to see a lot more detail on how this works. But I have to have Real ID to fly, so the privacy arguments are pretty weak anymore. As are privacy protections.

In the bottle, in the jugs, all same.

I got lots of wood.

She was not able to get a selfie, but they found the below photo on her camera. [image: 1739675335893-img_2628-copy.jpg]

https://x.com/razibkhan/status/1890925792277778682?s=46

a couple of families, entirely unrelated, who are living together to share expenses. "It takes a village." Philosophically I am quite OK with that concept. Roommates or flatmates should be more common when housing affordability is an issue. Unfortunately, too many local ordinances prevent too many unrelated individuals from renting/living together.

@Mik said in Quiet here: How do you do that comparison? Just the first post in this thread tells the story. There were no active threads for most of the day on Saturday. Even after Jon’s thread, it never got busy. Today? This place is slamming’…