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It's called Blindspot not Deaf Jam?

Ellie wrote: ↑

14 Apr 2019, 17:19

I thought it was saying, "Men, you equal NOTHING"

Math checks out.

Could someone maybe hip me to the problem with current standards of dress? Was there a time when they were better? Yes I agree with JasonL, and I offer proof, in the form of a particolor puff-and-slash codpiece: https://i.imgur.com/7kc5oHu.png Q.E.D. This man has an obvious drinking problem though....

Warren wrote: ↑

13 Apr 2019, 13:37

dead_elvis wrote: ↑

11 Apr 2019, 19:18

OFFS:

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You got a problem with Men University?
Go Pigs!

The sign indicates their nickname is the Equals

Chloe

Airport just paged a 'Customer Earhart'

Pretty much everyone gets lost in Yonkers, so it all works itself out.

I like it. It combines some of the better hooks and vibe from each of the last 3 decades.

https://twitter.com/JustinWolfers/status/1113833454062460933?s=19 Though this twitter thread says that Cain's Fed Reserve experience was rather perfunctory. Specifically this https://twitter.com/JustinWolfers/status/1113838319350222855?s=19 The one important thing that regional Fed boards do is appo...

I thought this idea was floated a month or so ago. Anyway, Cain's worked for the Fed before, and this nom wouldn't even attract attention if it weren't for the fact that Cain is famous already. (And that it's a 1 2 w the Moore pick)

When you have a billion people, the top 1% is 10 million people.

But so is the bottom 1%.

lunchstealer wrote: ↑

04 Apr 2019, 00:02

Cesar Romero or bust.

I choose Erma Kitt and the bust.

Our cats do not get along with our dog, and vice versa. They're usually decent on the initial enounter, but then things always escalate.

It's possible that things have gotten so easy that people are getting sloppy and lazy.

Or its the R2D2 gambit - be around someone who's obvious you can sneak around unnoticed.

Buttigieg will become president because it is preordained that Gen X is permanently skipped over. Haha this is so true. We are the nameless, forgotten wretches who neither broke everything nor spend our time at moms having her do our laundry while we complain about how bad we have it. We are the Gr...

Mo wrote: ↑

03 Apr 2019, 16:17

The BBC’s version of Brexit.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles ... ting-to-eu

This is pretty much straight out of the William and Mary playbook

I could plausibly see Queen Elizabeth doing something big and unusual to reset everything, then abdicating the throne to her son.

It's still amazing to me that the oral history basically says Alex Guinness was phoning it in.

dhex wrote: ↑

30 Mar 2019, 15:50

What was the sex cessation program around 97 ish?

First generation of high speed internet & thus jpegs that took seconds instead of minutes to load. (Plus low fi RealMedia video).

I didn't realize that scalloped edges were used outside elementary school classrooms. (They are my job when I help my wife with her classroom at the begining of every school year)

Vegas is people trying for olympic speeds records compared the brownian motion associated with DC's Cherry Blossom season

Mo wrote: ↑

29 Mar 2019, 17:25

Eisenhower sounds funny, but Supreme Allied Commander does not. But it also explains why he ran as Ike.

SAC Dick '52

I'm sort of on Team Jadagul?(!) Or at least I was in my younger days. I've really stopped liking crowds over the past few years, to the point where it sometimes provokes an internal reaction (which then sometimes manifests)

Hugh Akston wrote: ↑

27 Mar 2019, 16:45

Sorkin occupies a weird no-man's land between people who can write jokes and people who take certain things vera seriously.

That's a very good way of putting it.