I, too, saw The Abyss.

Tzolk’in is my favorite game, I think. It is a board game that incorporates time in an interesting way for a worker-placement style game.

I’m not saying there was or wasn’t fuckery going on, but iirc North Carolina has split that way several times in past cycles.

Excellent write up, I donated to Feed the Children in your name.

If you could hum or record what you remember in some way, it would help a lot.

I liked your comment, so I donated to Feed the Children in your name.

A big batch of hot toddy or mulled wine can be made ahead and then kept warm in a slow cooker for long evenings. I did that with hot toddy once, floated lemon slices in it and got lots of accolades from my family.

I genuinely lol’d, so I donated to Feed the Children in your name.

Noice.

This is why the US needs to switch to metric.

Just guessing here, but I’d assume it’s because the unborn have potential and the bad guys had their chance. I don’t agree, but that’s what I assume being around some people like that…

I used to have a lovely one in my back yard that had purple and white flowers. If I was smart I would have made a cutting before I moved.

I mean sure, I pretty much agree with you, but…

There were so many fucking trumpers hanging out at the parking lot of my voting site last time, I don’t want to be (or for my family to) around that shit.

flying around with

I’m not familiar with that euphemism.

Every year, I travel the world collecting the best coffee beans I can find. I collect them and bring them back to my home in Minnesota, and use them as fuel to roast the beans I grow by myself on the roof of my building under grow lights.

💯

If you’re into metal music, Sons of Texas is an underrated band. They’re no longer together, but they put out a couple of good albums.

Also check out Cardinal Black, it’s a blues/rock outfit, and really good.

I feel you on that, but drug tests are bullshit anyway. Unless a test can reliably tell that you’re under the influence at work, they shouldn’t be able to use them.

Sridhar based this rough calculation off of an estimate by public health researchers published in The Lancet in July regarding typical indirect death counts from previous conflicts, citing research hailed as the gold standard in the field.

This estimate includes people that haven’t died yet, but that die from causes that are attributable to the war.