I miss their cbs show. It was something.

They blew up USAid and doomed millions to an agonizing death but a video of them being an idiot on camera is causing reputational damage

I'm not sure if the question, but seems like the answer, kind of like Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy

The number 42 just popped in my head

Does it have a cup- or can-holding internal pocket?

@lexlanham.bsky.social guess there's no need to go back to mall surveys now 🙄🙄🙄

Sounds like it has the fixed in a tangible medium of expression, but not the original work of authorship.

The correct answer is that we should all stay on UTC all year long.

I heard someone recently talking about data being stored in the clouds. That's a wording I can get behind. Trade dresses? Even Squirrelly Dan from Letterkenny would be against that.

All drinks will now be served in plastic sandwich bags with a straw? Meanwhile, and I say this as a light-hearted curmudgeon, she should be thanking someone for getting her out of disney obligations.

there's so much bad in the world but there's also people who lift up and carry an elderly bat around every day so he can pretend he's flying again, and that's the part of the world I think is worth fighting for

boilerplate poli-sci brain had me saying "so the president isn't in charge of the economy" all my adult life until boom, yeah, he just pressed the bad economy button. he pressed it on purpose. he loved pressing it. he's holding the button down.

When you're a parent of an autistic kiddo you sometimes resign yourself to the fact that your kid isn't going to say I love you.

They love you. And you know it. But they don't say it. And that's ok. 9YO is a cuddle bug. I know she loves me. Hugs. Kisses. She even typed it on her iPad once.

Best political slogan since "rent is too damn high"?

This is making me glad I didn't open the survey

Where's the tow company that stalks Carr Mill when this stuff happens?

Yes, and I bet the librarians do for anyone that asks or they notice, because librarians are awesome.

This will get recounted and challenged for sure, and the lead could change, but as of right now two voters just decided the direction of the #ncga Senate. #ncpol

I think the favorite my kid made previously was the one big enough to be a real hat.

I am soaking up every ray of light at the bus stop this week

Thinking of Fred Rogers on the anniversary of his death.

“Love isn't a state of perfect caring. It is an active noun like ‘struggle.’ To love someone is to strive to accept that person exactly the way he or she is, right here & now - & to go on caring even through times that may bring us pain.”

Is it the Wednesday fall back 5 hours before the weekend spring ahead 1?

Do these surveys purport to be from random samples and if so, can we trust them actually being random? With the amount of data available, I would think it would easier than ever to sample people you are confident will respond how you want (or in that direction on average).

How Brothel Workers in Nevada Just Made Labor History The courtesans at Sheri’s Ranch were staring down a horrifying new contract. So they did what workers everywhere do: They got organized.

When faced with a shockingly exploitative new employment contract that would’ve forced them to sign away their IP, their likeness rights, and their power of attorney, Jupiter Jetson and her coworkers at Sheri’s fought back—fast.

They organized a union in SIX DAYS. www.thenation.com/article/econ...

That those are confusingly similar. Tongue in cheek, but I guess never know.

This is another AI hallucination (just not caselaw here) suit right?

Is he talking automated enforcement of speeding and distraction from touch screen infotainment? Going to guess no on those too.

It's like some evil mashup of text to speech transcription errors, bad ai autocorrect, and bit flipping from atmospheric noise.