As someone who works all day, commutes, and then has to sleep, I don’t understand this viewpoint.
What am I going to do with extra daylight after work? I’m still just going home and then to bed. It’s not like I’m taking an excursion to the lake at 8pm when I’ve got to be up at 5am to get ready for work.
Why is murder the crime they commit? How about financial crimes or permittless construction and demolition?
Killing people isn’t profitable compared to other crimes.
I could go blast fishing and have frozen crappie for the next year.
Mario/Rabbids is the game nobody asked for or expected anything from, and it turned out great. Instead of just a knockoff silly minions game, it was an amazing XCOM-lite with fun environments and suprisingly-deep tactical gameplay.
And good luck carrying something long or tall.
Lots of people need a truck often enough that it makes more sense to own one than to buy 2 cars, even if most of the time it’s just a passenger car.
My parents have a plug-in hybrid and an F150 as their 2 cars because most of the time, the hybrid is great but frequently they need to move plywood or rent a trencher.
I drive an NV200 (mini cargo van) because I frequently need to haul scuba gear and tools, but rarely anything that won’t fit in the cargo area of the van.
It’s almost like different vehicles we’ve different roles.
Sounds like the Sobokawa Pillow.
Those infomercials ran all the time back in the day.
Most of them in my area have disabled that. There is no non-destructive way to mute them.
Yeah, but all the lockers were stacked in rows with 2 short lockers instead of 1 tall one.
It’s a Noble gas that we can’t synthesize chemically and is light enough it just floats away forever when released. And it provides less lift than hydrogen.
Helium’s sole advantage is also why it’s about the least-renewable thing out there.
This is why your people were exiled to the other side of the planet.
The Battlemage-series cards, specifically the B580, have been excellent cards for the price, and they’ve really stepped up their driver game.
So… batteries on a radiator that dumps heat into a space.
Totally different than a space heater.
I work in the development department for a tiny city that’s an enclave for the super-rich. There’s literally no house in city who’s residents aren’t multi-millionaires, and we have multiple very high-profile billionaires. We have city codes for servant’s quarters, and all of us have been confronted by private security forces when making our rounds around town.
Our codes are strict, and our residents entitled, which is an unholy combination.
I track everything, always. It’s beautiful when a billionaire’s lawyer shows up at Council demanding that we’re the problem, and I can pull up logs showing that the contractor they hired to build the 20-million dollar house hasn’t logged into the permitting portal since the initial application was made 8 months earlier, along with the 30 emails we’ve sent the contractor, engineers, architect, homeowner, and the lawyer that’s currently yelling at Council.
I’m saying that people who have grown up in the world of smartphones and apps are used to files just going into the ether and the app knowing where it is, and they never learned how to navigate a file system.
This is a real problem with young people coming into the office. They don’t know how to navigate a file system. They’ve never had to do it.
Thank you for that. I agree that the joke works better without the sign, but the author should be credited.
As a kid I would have been fine falling down staris.
Now, overweight and in my 40s I get it. I slipped on porch steps last year and went down 3 steps and I had to go to the ER and was basically bedridden for a week.
God they’re bad.
But I loved the super-military dino they had trained that would attack someone if you pointed a rifles laser at them.
Like - you’re already pointing a gun at them.
Don’t forget the rolling view counter and the guestbook!