Someone will correct me if I’m wrong!

A true believer in Cominghome’s Law.

Fuck you, Ben.

Why is no one talking about this??? Ostriches in the sand…

That calzone looks amazing. Is that a spot in Concord? Although a few hints in the pic towards Europe.

Paywall?

I agree with your point about OS X style menus, they’ve been steadily going downhill since “macOS” though. Granted, they’re still uphill of whatever the fuck Microsoft seems to think of.

This just kept getting sadder and sadder, RIP

I like where your heads at

I’ve seen truly a marvelous amount of human beings who would vote against A just because they were fortunate to buy their first house without assistance, “so why should anyone else get help?” It’s a chronic pain how often “fuck you, I got mine” is tossed around in so many flavours.

I agree and feel like I’m taking the same crazy pills I was on back in 2015-16. Shouldn’t even be a game with odds worth tuning in for, it should be a landslide. I remember how angry I was at the non-voting suckers back then. This time around, if you don’t vote, you better have a doctor’s note–considering the road we could end up going down.

Apple doesn’t fall far.

Or the crime

Yeah it’s a vague question for a poll. One can interpret it in a few ways and I’d count myself part of the four as well. The US progresses as if it’s walking through quicksand, so it’s really unsurprising to me.

I do get like RE4 vibes from him, he’s def one of the guys in cloaks who pulls levers. The levers that launch rolling boulders at Leon and friends.

Fuck em up

Ctrl to wake the screen, system set to never sleep. Stupid Plex running on Windows addiction.

Really great comment, thanks for writing. I think you’re 100% correct.

Leave it to Maggie Shugerman to give you something sweet to read about in the news, what a badass.

Thanks for the info

From someone who willingly goes into the office almost every day, it’s still quite obvious that for the good of the world, the less people going in overall, the better. Better for the environment, disabled people, mental health, and I imagine better for housing markets (though I’m no economist).