Was that a gender reveal?

Wow!

@Doctor-Phibes said in Triple Trivia: @Jolly said in Triple Trivia: @Copper said in Triple Trivia: @Jolly said in Triple Trivia: Big hint...One of these actors used his vocal talents in collaboration with a well-known singer, for a song on the singer's album. He was in good company, as Paul McCartney also used his vocal talents on the same album. That is Vincent Price on the Thriller album Dracula? Dark Shadows Vincent Price is one of the three. Which media? Oh, I've got it - very nice. The Vincent Price was mentioned in a different thread I think ***=NSFW content***click to show The Saint Vincent Price, Roger Moore, Val Kilmer Winner, winner! Chicken dinner! [image: OIP.mRPDaceuK1a-CpqGC0Ui4QHaJ4?w=198&h=264&c=7&r=0&o=5&pid=1.7]

@Doctor-Phibes The challenge is trying to figure out who’s bribing him to make his latest ill informed little speech.. My bets are on the pseudo-conservatives. You know, the ones who are wholly convinced that conservatism is the same thing as the libertarianism they think they espouse.

@Aqua-Letifer said in Selling The Polish: @Doctor-Phibes said in Selling The Polish: @Jolly said in Selling The Polish: https://nypost.com/2023/01/16/how-the-wokeness-it-pushes-could-destroy-higher-ed/benefit Where I differ from Reynolds a bit... Companies would be well served in many jobs, if they hired non-degreed people for those jobs and invested in a little training. I agree, but until everybody stops getting degrees, it's not going to happen. It's a chicken and egg situation. If you have a choice between a graduate and a non-graduate for the same money, you're always going to pick the graduate. In my experience, they tend to have better communication skills, more ambition, and more of a willingness to take on new things, things that aren't that easy to train. In my line of work, non-degreed people often kick the shit out of those with a bachelor's. The latter can often be high-minded, arrogant and object to the nonsense they inevitably find out of school whereas the former often have an unromantic "anything that works" mentality. But the hiring practices still haven't changed. I have a bachelors level of education but only an AA degree. I’ve made a career out of outwitting MBAs and making more money than most of them. There’s great power in actually knowing how to do something. I’ve also long advocated that you can teach a bright, motivated candidate a technology a lot easier than the converse.

Nice.

No helmet.

The fact that the guy had two broken ribs, found at autopsy, lends credence to the "combative" story, though that could just as easily have occurred after he was strapped down. he had two broken ribs, which State’s Attorney Dan Wright attributed during Friday’s hearing to Moore’s being strapped in so tightly facedown. I'm not buying that - you strapped someone down so tightly that you broke ribs? Nah. Another Cadigan attorney, Edward Unsell, said it’s more likely that the broken ribs Moore suffered resulted from hospital staffers’ attempts to resuscitate him. That said, I see no legitimate reason for strapping him in face-down. Weisahaar said Finley told him that she monitored Moore’s vital signs on the way to HSHS St. John’s Hospital. But Wright played for the court a recording of Finley’s call to alert the hospital of their arrival in which she said, “I’m not messing with vitals because I don’t want to poke the bear.” This is negligence, to be sure. At least make sure the guy is breathing, ffs.

@Klaus said in How many have you been to?: @Horace said in How many have you been to?: @Klaus said in How many have you been to?: 13, too! Which is it? You mean to which ones I've been to? No he meant “too” sounds like “two. So is it 13 or 2? It’s all good, it’s rare to be able to keep up with Horace’s wit.

I wouldn’t be dangling my feet like that.

@George-K said in New Unit of Measure in Astronomy: [image: 1674260819722-image.jpeg] I see NASA is learning the fine art of internet trolling.

Nice budget you got there...