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We just say "pass the what's-it-here sauce"

If I remember correctly, it only took a short time to undo the snap in the comics, none of this 5 years later stuff

So do those of us in Gen X who remember being young. I'm just disappointed in my fellow X'ers who seem to be following "the older you get the more conservative"

Get that weak ass bird shit out of here!

I was out shoveling snow the other day and I guess I need new boots cause my feet were frozen. Then it was turnabout is fair play when I put my cold feet on her and she acted like I was the worst human being ever.

He'd prefer if they walk

Depending on how you count it, you only need 23-27% of the popular vote to win the electoral college. This scenario is very unlikely but it illustrates how skewed the electoral college can make our elections.

Sea/mer

Yeah you never forget your first Pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis.

When I was a wee lad reading something I would ask my parents what words meant and we would look it up in the dictionary. Eventually I just did it by myself so the answer to your question is "most of them". I haven't had to check my dictionary for some time recently but my Webster's Ninth New Collegiate Dictionary is still in a prominent place in my bookcase, right next to my Roget's II.

Oh well, whatever, nevermind.

A gifter? A grafter?
They're all a bunch of bastards.
What can we do
but give them their due
with ridicule and laughter.

One of the best thing about the 80s was the bands from down under coming to the US. Men At Work, AC/DC, Olivia Newton-John, INXS, and later on Midnight Oil and Kylie Minogue. I know I'm forgetting a bunch to, but man kids these days just don't have it like we did

It's a call out to all the bills republicans are passing to require use of birth names so people like Rafael Cruze and Nimarata Hailey can benefit as well.

Violating the transitive property? Go home JavaScript, you're drunk.

Some of the comments in the article are quite humorous. How can Justice Rebecca Bradley say with a straight face that the WI Supreme Court is undermining democracy when the republican party candidates got just under 45% of the total statewide vote but still somehow have 2/3 of the seats in the legislature? Democracy surely is being undermined, but I don't think Ms Bradley is focusing on the right things.

You mean someone came to lie down in and get cat hair all over your clean clothes while you're trying to fold them and then attacking your hand if you dare get closer to the pile that they've claimed.

Fluorescent lights are the absolute worst with the flickering, and they have been around for decades. I actually prefer LEDs because they seem to be able to output a wider range of light, instead of making everything look yellow, which is where the "warm glow" comes from.

OLED pixels are self emissive, which means each pixel emits its own light. Normal LED screens need a backlight (usually coming in from the edges) so you get light bleeding into what should be black pixels. OLEDs just turn off the pixel entirely. Some new LED screens are starting to be fully backlit which eliminates the light bleed problem but they are not widespread yet.

Especially since it goes on to say

the address was known to the officers and had “been the scene for dozens of violent and sometimes armed disputes” between Nakala Murry and the father of one of her children