If you haven’t already tried it, “The easy way to quit smoking” by Allen Carr has helped many people. I haven’t tried his other subjects, but I recall his take on smoking in the book to seem relatively revolutionary to me at the time.

I believe thats what they are insinuating

I love how Congress gets completely ignored in this discussion…

Are we assuming we can go back? Or are you just stuck with dinos as your friends now?

Would be funny if you caused an early blitz that petered out, and then the coin never became the number one coin.

No, most disposable vapes don’t have a display. But they are becoming more common and intricate

Aren’t they Lebanese?

It’s probably a safe bet though if only because the machines and training are much fresher.

But 53% of people??

Oh I should market this idea, maybe polish up the slogan. I will pay all users half of the ad revenue, which they can see tick up on their browser…

Then it will be super invasive and vacuum up as much user data as possible, but not mention it to the users, so they don’t think to quantify it.

Any apps that are recommended? (My wife has been interested in spotting the recent comet)

I am curious where you are located, this has not been my experience working closely with our schools.

Fisherman in Norway is probably an upgrade for some people lol

I was going to say “almost every American takes a school bus at one point in their life” then I looked it up and was disgusted to find that recently more children are driven to school than take the bus.

So more northern lights visible?

What will the government do themselves? I think they are still running 10, and I haven’t heard of any announcements from agencies switching.

I am interested if we can prove that the speed of light is a constant or not. We only know it’s consistent there and back, what if it’s slower one way or the other.

Except for the stupid friggin discount stationary bike my wife bought. That must be the exception you’re referring to…

Have you driven one? If not, try it out and you may understand the appeal.

I would never buy one myself, but their comfy as all hell to drive, it’s like driving a lazy boy. You are really high up, so other than the blind spots you feel like you can see really well. Any road bumps are essentially negligible. Curbs or other things that you might have to worry about in a small car, you can just drive right over. If you want to bring something somewhere, it’s super convenient to just toss it in the bed.

I grew up in rural farm type life, and a pickup truck was just a given.

As long as you don’t care about other people or the environment, it’s a nice vehicle.

Wild Animus

It’s about a Berkeley graduate who takes a bunch of acid and then dresses up like a mountain Ram in Alaska and becomes increasingly more deranged.

It was on a reading list for a college class. Pirate the book if you decide to read, because the author is a raging asshole.