@danielpunkass Another case of what appears to be no information at all providing an insight difficult to get in any other way. Nice…;and a shout out to all you farriers out there!
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@kickingvegas The Frankfurt School has it goin’ on. If having a point (of view) isn’t the point, but rather whether or not one should (bother to, be allowed to) have a point in the first place—well then what’s the point, right?
Note: My apologies to the reader for gratuitous use of parentheticals and to punsters everywhere.
@jarrod I like the first one a lot. The Bad Guys is enjoyable as well…
@ayjay Thanks for this reference. Did anybody else read this and find themselves saying “Huh, so I was right all along…”?
@jarrod How do they? Browser littered with surveillance treats, they’re blinking and there beeping and they’re flashing, and the body text, hmmm, where has it gone now, ah, there it is, right aligned, in this little text box…great!
I visited Barcelona (in the early 2000’s) and had an epically great time. The city feels so open, maybe because the corners of many street blocks are beveled off. Beautiful churches, the street food, the nightlife (we accidentally walked into a rave), all the stone and iron. Enjoy! Tho be prepared that they sort of don’t care that they’re on the coast.
@MitchWagner the French have maintained a strategic silent letter reserve for decades…
[fontn•’blu]? 12+ letters? Oui! We pronounce zem when we waaant. Maybe tomorrow…maybe not…
@steamworkgroup @todd @hl @JohnBrady @dwalbert @wq
Chop out a piece shaped like the Sydney Opera House, throw blue cheese and croutons on it, suddenly you’ve got a 15 dollar “wedge” salad.
Shred through a quarter head like a human iceberg chipper, lubricated with complimentary ranch packets, and you’re out the door for what?—2 bucks? Nevermind the freshness…
@jimmylittle …or inserts to keep old favs in rotation.
@bradleyandroos you may like “Finite and Infinite Games” by John Carse.