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Kolohe wrote: ↑

07 Sep 2018, 15:08

and that they eventually lost.

If we tell them do you think they'll lose respect for Sparta like they did for the Confederacy?

After that, get architect started on plans and estimates so we can get a construction loan. Wade through all the crap left on the property and decide what stays and what goes. Call a tow company about the car left half on my property and half on the vacant property next door. You can't just get the...

Also lived cable-free until I was in my mid 20s. I'm not sure I've seen any of his big screen stuff, certainly not all the way through. He was kind of ubiquitous in certain small-screen guest-spot circles in the '80s though.

I am normally pretty far on the casual side of "Whatever, man, times change! People wear comfy clothing now! No need to dress up every time you go out in public and fly on an airplane or whatever! Big deal!" But when I was waiting for a traffic court hearing the other day I was the only person not ...

Why should trash pickup be privatized but not policing? Because whoever controls the biggest and most guns is the government even if you chose to call it something else. And enforcing the law is necessarily a government activity. Yeah, there are perverse incentives and I'm still deeply skeptical th...

Ducey is up for reelection in Nov. Appointing Joe gets him nothing since Maricopa County (3.8 million vs 3.2 million in rest of state) has proven it's already very tired of Joe. And the rest of the state is more Blue leaning than Maricopa County (so even more anti-Joe). A younger Team Red guy who i...

That was my guess.

Ducey is up for reelection in Nov. Appointing Joe gets him nothing since Maricopa County (3.8 million vs 3.2 million in rest of state) has proven it's already very tired of Joe. And the rest of the state is more Blue leaning than Maricopa County (so even more anti-Joe). A younger Team Red guy who i...

This is probably a super common one: "In the records, it described this beer and its techniques, which peaked the interest of the Larsons." (from an article on Alaskan Amber) That is (unique to this thread I might add) an actual lion tow in that "peaked" is the correct spelling and those that spell...

This is probably a super common one:

"In the records, it described this beer and its techniques, which peaked the interest of the Larsons." (from an article on Alaskan Amber)

Ducey is up for reelection in Nov. Appointing Joe gets him nothing since Maricopa County (3.8 million vs 3.2 million in rest of state) has proven it's already very tired of Joe. And the rest of the state is more Blue leaning than Maricopa County (so even more anti-Joe). A younger Team Red guy who i...

I wanna say our wafers were oyster crackers. I also wanna say we only did communion on Christmas and Easter and for confirmations, but I am fuzzy on the whole thing as the last time I was there was probably 1986 or so.

Warren wrote: ↑

31 Aug 2018, 00:50

Eric the .5b wrote: ↑

30 Aug 2018, 23:44

nicole wrote: ↑

30 Aug 2018, 23:32

You haven’t read his HP fanfic have you

Oh, dear. I wasn't even aware that existed.

Is it written in Reverse Polish?

ISWYDT

And yeah, I'm deeply amused at the existence of ...and the Methods of Rationality. Gawd someone taking it seriously tho.

Arpaio is dead , politically at least. Dude you got my hopes up. Well, let me squash them. He could be appointed to fill McCain's seat. Gov. Ducey is fully a Trump guy and I don't see, from an evil shit perspective, any reason NOT to put ol' Joe in there... Sent from my SM-J727T1 using Tapatalk Yea...

FWIW, it's not only the crazy-evangelical Protestant churches that go for grape juice instead of wine: the [generally liberal and progressive] United Methodist Church I was dragged to as a child also did this. I don't think that was an "anti-alcohol" move so much as a combination of "Grape juice is...

Warren wrote: ↑

30 Aug 2018, 18:10

Number 6 wrote: ↑

30 Aug 2018, 18:02

Pham Nuwen wrote: ↑

30 Aug 2018, 14:03

When do we work up a number 6 on them?

What now?

Well, that's where we go a-ridin' into town, a-whompin' and a-whumpin' every livin' thing that moves within an inch of its life. Except the women folks, of course.

You spare the women?

Aresen wrote: ↑

29 Aug 2018, 16:18

Arpaio is dead, politically at least.

Dude you got my hopes up.

It completely misrepresents the Vox post The Vox post really is deeply stupid. I actually first heard about it from a left-liberal friend, not Reason, but in googling to find the actual story, Reason's take popped up. ETA: And part of the blame on that falls on Vox's headline writers/editors. Hell,...

Oh my fucking god you guys animal crackers are problematic because capitalism and exploitation.

https://reason.com/blog/2018/08/29/new- ... box-is-pro

New Balance are still totes dad shoes, so I decided to try out the underarmors. And there's your problem right there. Stop trying to be someone you're not and go back and get those dad shoes dad. Actually I tried them on and they were squishing my pinky toe a bit. The UA shoes actually seemed to fi...

Heel outsole came off of my venerable white new balance tennis shoes that I wear with my cargo shorts, so I had to go buy some new general-purpose athletic/tennis shoes. Sports Authority is gone, so I assumed that Dick's would be a possible substitute. Nikes haven't fit me well since the 1980s, so I...

What kind of knife are we talking about? It was a locking folder like an Emerson or similar from what I gather. It was deployed out of cargo pants if that helps the image. that's crazy unacceptable. the cargo pants makes sense tho. Yeah, way past the line. Everybody knows you keep your knife in you...

So Marvel has officially suspended production of GotG3 , which tells me that they have already gone down the list of replacement directors, all of whom mysteriously declined to work with the company whose official policy is to fire people based on the bad faith fauxtrage of alt-right Twitter trolls...

I don't get the joke windows ten is pretty decent. Yeah I only have two problems - one that the window borders aren't differentiated well enough so it's far easier to click the wrong window than it was in Win7 or XP. More importantly, starting with Windows 8 it will no longer just tell you you need...