If a person can moderate, I would call it a bad habit and not an addiction. To me, the inability to moderate is what makes it an addiction in the first place.

It’s not sarcasm, it’s just taking the actual definitions of the words all the way to their logical conclusions.

It’s very nice to find someone else who is deeply concerned about the problem of recursive homunculi.

Why is no one else talking about this? Can’t they see the danger we are all in?

The accuracy is similar to what a carny running the guess-your-weight hustle could achieve.

No because Comey is still a piece of shit. He is not suddenly a good guy because of this. Frenemy at best.

Can you connect the dots? How did Scrubs demonstrate this?

JD and Turks cryptohomo relationship taught me it’s ok to truly love another man, but how did the show change your perspective on the utility of religion?

Just curious.

That’s crazy!

Technically true, but only just recently. The LDS church still has a stranglehold on state politics. SLC is an exception to that, but no the Mormons are still very much in charge of the state of Utah.

It’s an interesting phenomenon wrapped in an article so full of writing errors and freshman college-essay blunders that I could barely understand their point.

If I hadn’t done my own undergrad thesis on ploidy in plants, it would have been nearly incomprehensible.

Yay for the subject! Boo for the source.

Not Dunkin’ apparently. He’s on the way back and looking no better. Maybe Starbies has what he needs?

I just can’t believe the contortions they go through to create this mystery that is so easy to solve. Sorry rich shitheads, you’re just gonna have to let us keep more of the wealth we build for you.

Aww, a beautiful image of her preparing for social warfare surrounded by her tribe slain by simple facts. Such a shame ;(

Me, too.

Can you imagine the creation myths that would evolve in the society that developed from the survivors? There were just a handful who had survived and experienced that descent into hell. The others had blissfully slept.

I’m just going to chime in in English here.

Whatever this trend of posting multilingual memes is, I love it, bring it, never stop.

Pandorum is, to me, what Passengers was trying for. The claustrophobic horror of hurting through the void, other humans being both your salvation and your tormentors, all that.

The execs ruined it to make a vehicle for some big names.

I knew one of those homeless people that somewhat chose that life in Seattle. His name was Terry. We saw him frequently and would invite him to gatherings. Always a perfect gentleman.

He went through kind of a nasty divorce in his 40s and then about when he turned 50, his work van got stolen, which contained all of the tools of his livelihood. He told us that he decided he just wouldn’t play the game anymore. It was sort of a conscious renunciation as his only defense against total despair. This man was so sane it breaks my heart to remember him.

He had no people. A few years later we received a call from the county coroner, my girlfriends phone number was the only contact info he had on him, he still had the paper she had written it on for him. He had died on a rail embankment he walked to get to his encampment.

Terry always kept it real.

It sounds like 4 ten-hour days with an unpaid hour lunch. The real mental health benefit is probably the extra day off, not the actual hours worked. Plus reduced commute time is a big factor.

Whew, just a coffee mug.

Don’t think of this as weird, it’s a huge flex. May I also point out that she has people on her team? This is not a one-person hairdo.

They do sort of, ‘prepared foods’ are what you get, grab and go style, at convenience stores and other non-restaurant venues. Anything from a corn dog to gas station sushi.