Only recently discovered that Robert Smith did a remix of it: www.youtube.com/watch?v=eHcm...
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Only recently discovered that Robert Smith did a remix of it: www.youtube.com/watch?v=eHcm...
Do a road test. Got one for my father-in-law after a procedure and they can be a bit harder to steer than you might expect.
MAGA dingdongs used to be so eager to tell people who did that!
Gas up nearly $1/gal in the past few days here. Who's making the "I did that!" stickers I saw on pumps all the time during the Biden years?
I maaaaaaaaay have Homer Simpsonishly typed "fuzzy british palace hat" into the google to find out what it's actually called.
Team GB wearing bearskins after dingers. A+
Working on some new home decor
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me when the Janus Films logo comes up on movie night
Jerry Bryant is still at it. Good for him. wgntv.com/news/chicago...
Foggy First Friday. March morning today in Chicago at sunrise as the fog rolled across the skyline.
Wordlebot acknowledging failure.
I've never seen Wordlebot fail before. Was hoping it'd sing "Daisy" to me.
Jessica Foster for DHS Secretary
Michael A. Smith American, 1942-2018, Torowead, Arizona, A work made of gelatin silver print.
Torowead, Arizona, by Michael A. Smith
American, 1942-2018
1978
More info: https://www.artic.edu/artworks/125482
Literary fiction is just taking its cues from Big Razor. theonion.com/fuck-everyth...
Me: I'll cc you.
15-year-old son: What does "cc" mean?
Me: Carbon copy.
15-year-old son: What's a carbon copy?
Me: <looks at watch, sighs>
They walked so I could sit.
Both were shepherds.
two-weeksin'
Guess I'm gonna have to work harder to rate a message from a Nobel winner.
scam email purporting to be from Sally Rooney
got an email from sallAIy rooney
Carl Sandburg’s iconic 1914 poem “Chicago” recently gained fresh relevance when a judge read it aloud in a court ruling addressing DHS use of force.
That inspired our arts desk to ask some well-known Chicagoans to recite it, with help from Bill Kurtis, Sandra Cisneros, Colston Loveland and others.
IEEE Spectrum readers + guitar nerds = geekpocalypse
Delightfully nerdy study of Jimi Hendrix's guitar rig from an EE perspective: spectrum.ieee.org/jimi-hendrix...
Weegee (Arthur Fellig) American, born Poland, 1899–1968, Their First Murder, A work made of gelatin silver print.
Their First Murder, by Weegee (Arthur Fellig)
American, born Poland, 1899–1968
1941
More info: https://www.artic.edu/artworks/143616
I like when a play-by-play guy praises a baseball player for "not trying to do too much" because it makes me feel like I have what it takes to be an MLBer. I, too, can not try to do too much.
It's literally curtains for the Constitution in the Oval Office.
Submitted a poem, like a damn grownup.
GB unis upgraded from low-effort to medium-effort.
Whiskey Fridays With Our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ
