

Yeah, wasn’t disagreeing with you


Yeah, wasn’t disagreeing with you


I’ll take good things from bad politicians. Hell, if Trump started pushing medicare for all, I’d be on board even though I loathe the guy. Good decisions for the wrong reasons are still good decisions.


You’re saying to turn those off?


I’ve never looked at this list before. Quite a large number of them. Is there any way for me to know which ones I shouldn’t have enabled?


I can hear the people saying, “I really want a Tesla, but I don’t want people to think I’m a Nazi sympathiser. I know, I’ll get a sticker…”


Sometimes those stickers are on models that came out after we all knew what Musk is.
The bigger problem for me is that it assumes you’re going to eat the whole pizza, and I could never manage that myself. Halfway through and you’re left with the middle of the pizza.

Really good article. Such great animation, loved it from the 80s.

Not seeing any reference to “escaping reality” in any of the online dictionaries.
I’m saying that them taking joy in liberal tears is simply crappy, and it’s like the most important thing to them, so I don’t think liberals like me should just do the opposite and take joy in MAGA tears. The point isn’t to make them unhappy, it’s to save out country from the crap.
I’m actually against this. The MAGA folks have made a whole identity of being for anything that liberals are against - liberal tears make them happy. If for some bizarre reason, the MAGA base started being for, say, universal health care, I wouldn’t suddenly be for it. I’d be happy they were finally on the right side of something. I’m not going to fall into the trap of my position just being the opposite of theirs, regardless of what it is.

It’s a great quote, and I really resonate with it.
Clint was certainly endorsing shit.


Well, they do, but they’re giant energy hogs. Just have a door on the shower and that stuff isn’t needed.


Insulation varies, but even a well insulated house is going to get cold if it’s freezing outside, and it takes energy to get them up to a toasty temp.


Most of the heat in the US is electric or gas. In areas where the temps get freezing and below outside, people don’t tend to run it to get the temps into the mid 20s like that.
Why do I feel like Dr. Seuss should have illustrated those words?