toynbee

Sure, but did you see that ludicrous display last night?

Did you know that YouTube was originally created to document the Janet Jackson incident?

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Though i don’t know if that actually works while using a variable.

I discovered last night that my cat is a Debian fan.

edit: So far as I can tell, my cat is not a car.

In the comics, he did it not to fight scarcity but because he was in love with the character Death and wanted to impress her … Or something like that.

I agree, it does look pretty fantastic!

Though, as others have observed, the way it’s being employed is rather upsetting.

And the benefit of this is …

What makes you think I don’t know any giants?

I will make sure you to go back and tell her!

I’m a bit oblivious, but I’m not an AI. I think you’re very openly lying … But I’m not sure.

When I was but a teenager, I once very briefly courted a pagan person who asked me “what do you think ‘heathen’ means?” I didn’t know the correct answer - neither the dictionary definition nor the one she wanted - so I said something like “someone who disagrees with the religion of the person speaking the word.”

She responded, in what I now realize was a condescending manner, that it actually meant “people of the hills.” I didn’t research it at the time but, looking it up now, I can’t find anything to support that claim.

Yeah, but it seemed like they didn’t really understand the reasoning behind it, so perhaps someone more authoritative should be consulted.

Someone should talk to TMBG about this.

I mean, it was an interesting movie and is thematically appropriate.

Can you turn off the stupid BEEP BEEP BEEP so that it doesn’t yell at you for unplugging it when the actual problem is that it just wasn’t in the mood to run anymore?

I never watched more than a few episodes of Frasier, but I remember a commercial for an episode of it - one I unsuccessfully tried to find online just now. I shall paraphrase:

Niles(?): “What perfume is that?”

Unknown woman: “It’s ‘Obsession.’”

Niles: “No, it’s not, I was just curious, really.”

I hope you have enjoyed this flawed reenactment.

I usually remember to fold over the edge, but I don’t tape many things, so usually by the next time I try to use it it’s been ruined in some way.

I’ve had good luck with tape dispensers. I know one might think of them as mostly for scotch tape (I know I used to) but, scaled up effectively, they’re great.

I haven’t tried them for duct tape, but i imagine its gluiness would interfere with functionality.

I don’t see the problem.

Hopefully you’ve cleaned up by now!

What about Aaron’s iron urn?