Azalin

Why do you continue to use the smug little smirking emoji as if you're actually making a valid point? It seems to be lost on you that Hillary lost the election and Trump is the president. Hmmmm....go figure.

I was thinking Dewey decimal in base 1, but you're probably correct.

How are you able to post from an alternate reality? Do you physically cross over, or is this talent more like being a medium of sorts?

"These memos also lay bare the notion that former Director Comey is not motivated by animus. He was willing to work for someone he deemed morally unsuited for office, capable of lying, requiring of personal loyalty, worthy of impeachment, and sharing the traits of a mob boss. Former Director Comey was willing to overlook all of the aforementioned characteristics in order to keep his job. In his eyes, the real crime was his own firing."

Cartman

Yeah, I saw that too. It's amazing to me how such a classless POS revels in being such a classless POS.

An "unpretentious wunderkind" who is "not some kind of wonder woman" tells women that they shouldn't be expected to do everything because she's taking a break from fulfilling her obligations as prime minister, for reasons that no man ever could.

Pretty much anything by Terry Pratchett, but a personal favorite is Mort; the story of what happened when Death took on an apprentice.

This dovetails with these previously posted bits:

I would have been sorely disappointed had nobody said that.

You only need to read the comments following nearly any news story published online to see stuff like that. You're right, people are indeed %^%$ing horrible.

You had to know that was coming.

That's what she said.

Sadly, you are correct. Too many people place partisan allegiance over character and integrity. She was truly one of the good ones. We could use more like her. Rest in peace.

Not so fast.... I believe it was Paul Ehrlich, in the 70's, with a butterfly net.

He was also in the 2003 remake of the Texas Chainsaw Massacre. He did a great job as the creepy sheriff. I also loved his Geico commercial:

Not to mention the man really knows how to season a brisket.

Yep, we have a few. He's their King, also known as "Gatorman".

Cheers!

There was a time when I might have disagreed, but considering the recent influx of lobotomidgets around here, I concede your point.

Do they really do that? I thought Country had lost a lot when they went pop, but they're actually trying to do Hip-Hop/Rap Country?! That's one more genre I will happily ignore.

Wrap sections? He's Canadian, so he's used to that funny-looking play money with the Queen on it.

It's always seemed obvious to me that you can tell the left and right Twix apart by looking at which one is on the right, and which one is on the left. If the one on the left appears to be the right Twix, and the one on the right appears to be the left Twix, just rotate the bar 180 degrees and everything falls into place.

Well, I had assumed that the Twix bars would be laid as tiles in the traditional L-R-L-R configuration, but my expertise, sadly, is in linoleum.