Yeah, but what about the Taj mahal?

doesn't cost money, "Free" is probably not the right word, lol

Bitch, that's your free market at work!

Maybe look for a habitat for humanity ReStore?

Not a shitpost.

If it makes you feel better, "one third" is realistically a reduced precision approximation of something like 23/64 (from a genealogical perspective) or near 33% of certain markers on a genetic panel.

You can still call wwv and wwvh.

Imagine having to choose between object-oriented penetration testing keynote and whatever the programming conference has to offer.

I was shooting heroin and reading “The Fountainhead” in the front seat of my privately owned police cruiser when a call came in...

"nobody wants to work with a Debbie downer"

You could always just buy any TV with an an analog tuner and watch whatever's on the air these days.

If you think any media organization gets legitimate traction with level-headed, real reporting, congratulations! Your chip has been properly configured! You can now live life unburdened by critical thought.

They're all sock puppets for billionaires to sway public opinion.

expecting keys to work in their intended way in word

Oh my sweet summer child.

The "disbanding" of the pandemic response team is largely misrepresented. I don't disagree with the rest, or see how it's at all relevant to the current conversation.

If they aren't better off, why wouldn't they just say no?

So long as he doesn't try to use them!

There have been so many studies showing that everyone from average joes to top-tier judges can't tell the difference between cheap and expensive wines.

Lol, I've said for years that you should always buy second cheapest booze (unless it's a variety you're passionate about). Never go cheapest because... Shudder... But usually second cheapest is good enough.

I like how you're so high up on your horse that not only does is your team too good to have enemies, you can doublethink away any use of the term as impersonal.

Okay... But... Outside of conflicts of interest, wouldn't those families be worse off without this unconventional life insurance policy?