79270 pts · June 19, 2015
This is my public bio. It is fun.
Here’s a pretty exhaustive list. https://youtu.be/GS4iUylj4iA
milk because you’re planning on doing a lot of baking today and you’re getting ingredients? The that that it expires two days from now doesn’t matter, it will be part of a cake at that point and still be delicious. If you are only ever buying the stuff at the back, you’re encouraging a lot of unnecessary food waste. Having said that, those kids are young and there’s plenty of time to build on that foundation. Still a win to see that kind of teaching and learning going on!
$20 on flowers to take home to your wife because that would make her happy? I think if money’s tight she might not appreciate that. That seems very condescending in its oversimplification - flowers=happy wife. Also, encouraging kids to check expiry dates is great, but I’m also concerned that it’s a little wasteful to tell them to never buy something that expires soon. The lesson would be substantially improved by talking about when to worry about it and when not to, for example - are you buying
Yah, I have mixed feelings on this. Like, on the whole, right on, great to see men taking an active role in being there for little boys and showing them how to do domestic activities like grocery shopping. That’s fantastic. More of that. But also, it’s undercut a bit when the lesson they’re being taught is to rely on a woman to know what kind of milk to get. You should know what kind of milk you drink! Also, in one breath talking about how budgets are tight, but also that you should be spending
We can’t have plastic straws but they’re triple packaging their strawberries in two layers of plastic and a layer of cardboard.
Spooter
Ear muffs would probably fit on Laura Loomer, yes, but I’m not gonna get close enough to try.
Let me be the one to say to anyone who interprets that question that way: you take things exactly the right amount of literal.
The only thing missing when Ice T gives the street name for things. In this case, detective stabler would say “the internet?” And then Ice T would be like “Yah. Some folks are calling it ‘The Dark Web’.”
A dominion, not THE dominion.
You also have to scale that by the general eccentricity scale of people living in Gotham. That city is literally cursed. People there are on another level.
Justice for Tuvix!
The main theme for Voyager is one of the greatest pieces of music ever made for television. Fight me.
How deep does the rabbit hole go?
I mean, technically speaking he didn’t say which confederates… https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canadian_Confederation
Cinnamon is a fantastic name for a bear.
Look, the bagpipers only know how to play that and Amazing Grace, and Spock didn’t die today!
“Oh, I’m not in the movie, I’m just here hangin’ out.”
You expect me to believe he chased ALL the snakes out of Ireland? What’s next, a fat old man visiting every child in the world in a single night?
Bastard beat me to it.
Few muppets needs to interact with props like the Swedish Chef does.
The just means you’re not properly educating them. I suggest showing them Galaxy Quest tonight.
I always hate that answer to the riddle because then the king should have six! Unless he’s a double amputee.
Cold War 2: ICE Cold
I also watched Billy Crystal’s tribute to Rob and Michelle Reiner.
I’ve long said that the job of policing attracts two kinds of people: those who should be cops and those who VERY MUCH SHOULD NOT be cops. The issue is the latter outnumber the former and also filtering them out is a non-trivial problem. (It’s the same idea as “no person who wants power should be in office but the only ones who run for office are those who want power”)
As cliche as it is to go back to these examples… Ellen Ripley and Sarah Connor weren’t Strong characters because they kicked ass, they were strong characters because we understood them inside and out. Which made it all the more awesome when they DID kick ass.
Here’s a pretty exhaustive list. https://youtu.be/GS4iUylj4iA
milk because you’re planning on doing a lot of baking today and you’re getting ingredients? The that that it expires two days from now doesn’t matter, it will be part of a cake at that point and still be delicious. If you are only ever buying the stuff at the back, you’re encouraging a lot of unnecessary food waste. Having said that, those kids are young and there’s plenty of time to build on that foundation. Still a win to see that kind of teaching and learning going on!
$20 on flowers to take home to your wife because that would make her happy? I think if money’s tight she might not appreciate that. That seems very condescending in its oversimplification - flowers=happy wife. Also, encouraging kids to check expiry dates is great, but I’m also concerned that it’s a little wasteful to tell them to never buy something that expires soon. The lesson would be substantially improved by talking about when to worry about it and when not to, for example - are you buying
Yah, I have mixed feelings on this. Like, on the whole, right on, great to see men taking an active role in being there for little boys and showing them how to do domestic activities like grocery shopping. That’s fantastic. More of that. But also, it’s undercut a bit when the lesson they’re being taught is to rely on a woman to know what kind of milk to get. You should know what kind of milk you drink! Also, in one breath talking about how budgets are tight, but also that you should be spending
We can’t have plastic straws but they’re triple packaging their strawberries in two layers of plastic and a layer of cardboard.
Spooter
Ear muffs would probably fit on Laura Loomer, yes, but I’m not gonna get close enough to try.
Let me be the one to say to anyone who interprets that question that way: you take things exactly the right amount of literal.
The only thing missing when Ice T gives the street name for things. In this case, detective stabler would say “the internet?” And then Ice T would be like “Yah. Some folks are calling it ‘The Dark Web’.”
A dominion, not THE dominion.
You also have to scale that by the general eccentricity scale of people living in Gotham. That city is literally cursed. People there are on another level.
Justice for Tuvix!
The main theme for Voyager is one of the greatest pieces of music ever made for television. Fight me.
How deep does the rabbit hole go?
I mean, technically speaking he didn’t say which confederates… https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canadian_Confederation
Cinnamon is a fantastic name for a bear.
Look, the bagpipers only know how to play that and Amazing Grace, and Spock didn’t die today!
“Oh, I’m not in the movie, I’m just here hangin’ out.”
You expect me to believe he chased ALL the snakes out of Ireland? What’s next, a fat old man visiting every child in the world in a single night?
Bastard beat me to it.
Few muppets needs to interact with props like the Swedish Chef does.
The just means you’re not properly educating them. I suggest showing them Galaxy Quest tonight.
I always hate that answer to the riddle because then the king should have six! Unless he’s a double amputee.
Cold War 2: ICE Cold
I also watched Billy Crystal’s tribute to Rob and Michelle Reiner.
I’ve long said that the job of policing attracts two kinds of people: those who should be cops and those who VERY MUCH SHOULD NOT be cops. The issue is the latter outnumber the former and also filtering them out is a non-trivial problem. (It’s the same idea as “no person who wants power should be in office but the only ones who run for office are those who want power”)
As cliche as it is to go back to these examples… Ellen Ripley and Sarah Connor weren’t Strong characters because they kicked ass, they were strong characters because we understood them inside and out. Which made it all the more awesome when they DID kick ass.