slumberlust

What makes you choose the 19th century for public education creation? It was my understanding the Puritans and thusly Yankees that spread through NE and the north Midwest were staunch proponents of schoolhouses and publicly funded education dating back to the to the early 17th century.

Are you saying all satire should target the lowest common intelligence?

Considering that led to turning the white house lawn into a car sales lot, I'd bet it went up.

I haven't experienced any chatbot or telebot that can do anything for me. The whole reason I'm calling is that the self service wasn't successful.

Sure you aren't watching Psych?

Peel a potato with your glock and ill buy your pedantry.

Surely you will provide the context of those mentions for us to review? You won't just let us assume they are innocuous mentions like you intended. Right?

I'd be cautious to dismiss addiction as bad parenting. In many cases its a disease, and not as simple as just coaching or disciplining it away.

The only game that matters.

Article yesterday suggesting we name these interrupting popus dickovers.

I agree this is unsubstantiated. I follow NXL and Giantbomb and havent heard thus reported.

Like the sisterhood of the traveling distro?

I just start blessing hearts.

Day 2 (maybe even 3 or 4) for sure.

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So you do use them. Twice.

How could it be hyperbole when you give two examples of the increasing pain?

You're describing the Gartner cycle: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gartner_hype_cycle

In many parts of then world you can't repair these (properly) until the weather gets warmer. Leads to a big initial backlog in the spring.

While I agree with your outrage at cars, at least smart TVs get cheaper as they supplement the revenue stream w/ the data brokering options. Non-smart TVs cost way more.

Are you viewing by the default page or active? Several of these articles were discussed last year when the processors were pressuring Valve. Maybe a little topic fatigue?

They aren't, but the narrative around kids is easier to sell and the next logical step is the one you are already taking. Baby steps.

Its a good read. I'd encourage you to read it and come to your own conclusion on your question. Personally, they earned my trust but other members of our book club did not agree.

Space is very very unforgiving and they ultimately conclude humanity is better served focusing our resources here on earth first. But the Trekkies have a tough time with that answer because its a bit of a let down.

I got scammed on a $25 item in 2003 and never went back.

Agreed by far their best. Others still slap though.

The intro to Snow is great too.

Movie theatres aren't want they used to be anyways. You aren't missing much.

Do you feel that it's also irresponsible for parents to take their kids to a Catholic church?

Out of all the things I enjoy buying at Costco, the bakery section is mostly a miss. Cookies are bland and they make you buy bottom tier flavors like oatmeal to subsidize the macadamia's. Muffins are bland and tasteless. Bagels are just circular bread instead of a nice chewy outside. They also use carraway seeds in their everything seasoning, so too much licorice for my personal tastes. At .50 a pop I have no complaints on the croissants.

Maybe the East coast bakery just can't compete, but I find time and time again I want to buy something yummy and can't find anything that is worth it.

Nashua NH Costco is crowded most days, but not near what you're describing.

I also don't like the door check 'game.' Additionally, being hounded at checkout to upgrade your plan while juggling a 5 year old, dealing with payment, and a line full of people behind you is not enjoyable.

I'm a fan of the Shatner version after seeing it suggested here a few weeks back. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FuyV76SG6qg

I've seen people intentionally commit typos to give it that authenticity nod.