"There are newer testing techniques that don’t require burning human participants, but they are not yet accepted in Canada or the U.S." That just raises further questions!!
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"There are newer testing techniques that don’t require burning human participants, but they are not yet accepted in Canada or the U.S." That just raises further questions!!
The ears give him a +1 Constitution buff but he starts each battle with Confusion 2
SIXTINE COUSIN AGE 26 and it's a ski lady
it's-a me, mario. i got-a big-a family. i got-a
me when a cowboy makes a spurious claim
Ahead of tonight’s dueling halftime shows, a reminder that the cost of diggy is out of reach for many Americans
Image of the Yeti in the skiing Windows game SkiFree eating the player
Breaking: Tragedy at the Winter Olympics
I'm sorry the guy changing the rules on the fly is named what
Having joined the franchise partway through the season, this was the first real opportunity for Atlanta Hawks General Manager Winnie-the-Pooh to begin implementing his vision for the team
The guy who owns Amazon shutting down the books section of the Washington Post is beyond parody
dawg you have Jean Chrétien talking like Mao
Google with AI buttons
Google without AI buttons
I made a filterlist for uBlock Origin to remove Generative AI features on websites. Includes blocks for
* Google AI Summaries
* YouTube Ask button & chat summaries
* GitHub Copilot
* Facebook AI chat
* X's Grok buttons
* Deviantart DreamUp
* Booru AI images
* And more
github.com/Stevoisiak/S...
Remembering everything about an advertisement except for the product being advertised is, to my mind, the best way to engage with television commercials.
"It's Patrick! He took out life insurance! GOOD for you, son!"
"...Where did he get it from?"
"I don't know, his work or wherever, who cares"
I did not remember it taking place in an Australian airport hanger(?), and yet, there they are: www.youtube.com/watch?v=wqWx...
PORK CHOP CASH
When my wife asks why I just took $60 out of the ATM:
“Why one small American town won’t stop stoning its residents to death,” an AO3 fic in which Isaac Chotiner interviews the guy who runs the lottery in Shirley Jackson’s “The Lottery”, is astounding. archiveofourown.org/works/73396436
i bought the domain ohhh.lol a while back just because and the other night i noticed it gets like 100-150 unique hits a day from people typing it in their posts and group chats where it tries to load the url preview. so i hope this annoys some people while they're trying to get their mack on
The Keys to the City of New York Are Made in New Jersey
Springsteen ass headline
had a dream i was opening Yu-Gi-Oh cards and i got one that was just named "Hot Dog with Wing"
it was a hot dog in a bun with a single angel wing
♫ It's the most wonderful time of the year~ ♫
Not a bad way to spend the afternoon
One of the (very!) few things keeping me going through deeply mentally rough tween and teen years was a worn old cassette of Peter Gabriel's So, and he had remained a musical north star for me ever since. But if he was involved in Epstein shit, then he's dead to me, and that is all there is to that
“try water fox or ice weasel” try chill penguin. install flame mammoth. you just download bubble crab. literally just use boomer kuwanger. sting chameleon has a search bar, use it to find toxic seahorse.
The Hudson’s Bay Company section of the Flin Flon, Manitoba Canadian Tire, six shelves at the end of an aisle divider between some hockey equipment and some fake Christmas trees. This is all they are now. Think about what the maps of Rupert’s Land used to look like.
That’s how it goes, after three-hundred and fifty-five years: reduced to a single end-row of a different company’s big-box store, crammed between the fake Christmas trees and the hockey sticks, just down the main corridor from the seasonal Pickle Rick mugs. Private equity: Not Even Once
The exterior of the Prospector Inn in Creighton, Saskatchewan, with three motel-style exterior doors along the side of the building leading to the marked office of the establishment.
A standard-size 8.5x11 paper taped to the inside of a room window, likely run off of the printer in the hotel office, reading as follows: “Laurence checked out. Please don’t knock on the door. Thanks.”
Environmental storytelling
I can't wait to forget I own this and burst out laughing every time I turn my head from my desk to my bulletin boards
A standard-size manila envelope, labeled '899' and then "Winnipeg Jets 96 Various Years , Players + Brands Mint Condition"
A long-shot photo of the hockey cards in question, protected by three-by-three plastic card-holder pages. You do not recognize most of these people.
Another photo from the auction listing, this time a closer cross-section of some of the cards, including prime let's-remember-some-guys players like Doug Evans, Mark Osborne and Paul MacDermid. There is, however, one interesting outlier card in the page along the top-middle of the photo.
A closer crop of the previous photo reveals that the poster has purchased one mint-condition card from the 1991-92 Pro Set Platinum Celebrity Captain series, card #290, which depicts Winnipeg-born singer-songwriter and yoga-studio-enemy Burton Cummings skating on the ice in full Winnipeg Jets gear. (A mint-condition copy of this one card alone is worth more than ten dollars. Not a LOT more than ten dollars, but a savings all the same.) What a thing to own! It will hang carefully in his office at work.
Today I successfully bid ten Canadian dollars on an envelope of 96 mint-condition Winnipeg Jets hockey cards in a Prince Albert auction, which means I now own 95 cards of various who-cares crumb-bums and trivia questions and then one mint-condition copy of the most important hockey card in the world