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Biz-gentrification: A West Loop alderman who often presses developers to set aside more units for low- and moderate-income residents than they are required by city ordinance now wants a developer to set aside affordable commercial space as well. At a Plan Commission meeting Thursday, Ald. Walter Bur...

Fuck that noise. Lets get high and have sex. Yeah, I never get why people are sad about not having some higher purpose. Bacon, rubbing one out, and reruns of good sitcoms are more than sufficient to qualify as a good life for me. I like those things too but the feeiling I get when overcoming obstac...

Fuck that noise. Lets get high and have sex. Yeah, I never get why people are sad about not having some higher purpose. Bacon, rubbing one out, and reruns of good sitcoms are more than sufficient to qualify as a good life for me. I like those things too but the feeiling I get when overcoming obstac...

That is a good quote to illustrate my overall experience of the guy in relation to my worldview. See, to me, the idea of "having a point" isn't a great question. I don't know that anything has ever had a point in the way people seem to throw that phrase around, but I think that's an indictment of t...

Nearly half of Republicans (47 percent) believe that Trump won the popular vote, which is similar to this finding. Larger fractions believe that millions of illegal immigrants voted (68 percent) and that voter fraud happens somewhat or very often (73 percent). Again, this is similar to previous pol...

Jordan B. Peterson wrote:Does life have a point? Most decidedly: Uphill, toward the city of God, in truth, with the world on your shoulders, taking maximal esponsibility for suffering and for the existence of evil.

I would use vestibule (or airlock) if it’s enclosed and one door goes outside. For me foyers have to be open. Our building has a vestibule but our apartment has a foyer.

I can't really think of any video games I've ragequit, surprisingly. I did once ragequit a game of Upwords with my sister though, because she was cheating, and I've never played a game of any kind with her in...must be like 17 years now.

We Work will no longer allow you to expense any meals containing red meat, poultry, or pork. I first heard this story as a thing about their cafeteria, but it actually extends apparently to their expense policies, which takes a whtevs and turns it into OFFS. https://www.foodandwine.com/news/wework-...

It's all good, guys, Trump misspoke yesterday. He meant to say there was no reason it would NOT have been Russia! (But also, it may have been someone else, because there are a lot of people out there.)

It seems like I've seen a lot of pearl-clutching from Trump haters, though. Unless I'm just noticing that more because it's on the brain, when really it's just one in an endless series of their pearl clutches for the week. I think it's because actually experiencing things like that press conference...

I'm also pretty sure there's more than one type of perching bird in the US. But I mean, I'm no ornithologist.

Just pathetic excuse-making for Trump this morning. Even though he says he agrees that the Russians did try to meddle! But they were just revealing “uncomfortable truths” about Hillary, so they’re really the heroes of this story, and we meddle in elections all the time so it’s not really a big deal,...

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16 Jul 2018, 17:08

I fear you may be right, Highway and lunchstealer. And that is depressing.

I am going to be watching 538 closely for the next couple of days for any sign of a dip in his approval.

That and the H&R comments section.

Watching him live rn on Wolf Blitzer. This is shameful. A low point. I’ve been shaking my head for what feels like ten minutes. Sad!

Haha you know that's a former H&R commenter right

That presser was extremely fucked up. My favorite part was when Putin was like, "Well, first of all, I used to be an intelligence agent, so I know how dossiers are made." Narrowly beat out "Bill Browder's friends gave Hillary $400 million so we're really interested in getting to the bottom of this t...

omg yay Team Ellie

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18 May 2018, 22:39

Fucking dog racists in the UK. Pits are “banned breeds”. Thankfully for the paperwork, she’s a hound mix, which is in about 40% of her old papers.

Awwwwwww ughhhhhh I still live in fear for my baby after our insurance bullshit

I wonder what effect this will have on DJT's twitter numbers: Battling Fake Accounts, Twitter to Slash Millions of Followers Twitter will begin removing tens of millions of suspicious accounts from users’ followers on Thursday, signaling a major new effort to restore trust on the popular but embatt...

IDK peyote, I'm a lysergic kind of fellow. I'm reading increasingly good things about psylocibin as well, especially for smoking cessation. Very pro-psilocybin. I basically think everyone should take it once every couple years. EconTalk had Michael Pollan on just a couple weeks ago to talk about hi...

I have never heard of a Funny Bone until your post! Someone sent us an assortment of fancy cupcakes the other week when we got married, and one of them was this amazing choco-PB concoction, and I said "it tastes just like a really amazing Funny Bone" and dubs had never heard of them either! My gran...

I'm Team Funny Bone, just for the record.

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11 Jul 2018, 11:37

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11 Jul 2018, 10:20

They taste like cardboard and disappointment.

Like many hiking foods...

Have you tried Honey Stinger stuff? The waffles are pretty good.

So he's moved on from complaining other NATO members don't spend 2% of GDP on defense to advocating an increase in the target to 4% of GDP. Great.