I just had the sad realization that in our reality, John McClain would probably vote for Harry Ellis despite the latter’s clear drug addiction and open willingness to do business with a(n exceptional) thief.
https://twitter.com/hotdogsladies/status/1300201515877949441
I once had to explain to my father that a vast majority of workers my age don’t have the luxury of staying 30+ years in one job like he did. Without pensions, career development, or even raises, changing jobs becomes the only sensible option to stave off career stagnation.
Is it more likely that the “-intel” is a recent addition or that it’s been there for over a decade?
As someone who was accosted by a Nazi for being Jewish, I can say from experience that antisemitism doesn’t seem to care even if you have zero Jewish heritage.
Hate is irrational.
For years my friends and I were folly enough to believe that we were the ones to come up with metric time, but alas, The Simpsons got there first.
CC: @bloatytoe
I think even Brady could have taken off there. That doesn’t take away from Andy’s point, but it has me thinking that spying the pass should be delineated as a wholly different tactic than spying the quarterback.
I think the centrist argument that progressive candidates and policies lack general appeal might be a bit overblown.
I was just saying that Republicans aren’t playing four dimensional chess. They are playing four dimensional bullshit. They lay a foundation of bullshit before making a specific bullshit claim, often in one sentence.
“Commodified” is such a good word. Just as you don’t typically exercise taste when buying batteries, advertisers don’t typically exercise taste when buying your attention with digital advertising.
Windows 95 and the PowerBook 5300 are perfect snapshots of PCs in 1995. The former marked Microsoft’s ascendence into dominance, and the latter was a sign of Apple’s descent into dysfunction. It makes me wonder if @jsnell planned these posts for the same day.