Don’t remember the details but the Mythbusters tested this. I think this was the episode.

Also, hammer.

It helps you balance when you’re leaning forward to look at something.

Ever been to Greece? 'Cause we’re going back to city states, baby!

Next up Trump boys challenging the pope to a cage match.

rice cooker chili.

put rice in pot. add onion and soy chunks. beans. chili, spices, etc.

add water. push button.

wait.

hear click. add tomato sauce.

rice cooker chili.

I think the author might have accidentally flipped the panels.

I run NixOS. Go to the flake file and update channel version.

As a Finn I feel sorry with a side of unexpected kinship over this post.

[dwayne elizondo mountain dew camacho intensifies]

For the curious

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My guess is they have no one telling them “no.” I’ve yet to find someone who didn’t go more than a little crazy in that kind of environment. I suppose being a billionaire tends to induce occupational psychosis.

My apologies, didn’t read the sidebar.

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“CEO said a thing -articles are the future of journalism!” says Sam McZuckermusk

Or it could have something to do with being politically surrounded by warmongering dictators on all sides. Kinda builds solidarity when you have to rely on those who are on the same boat as you. The only time I see anyone identifying as European is on American TV shows that can’t be bothered to figure out the culture their characters are coming from.

You be the judge. Here’s a recording of a candid conversation between Hitler and the Finnish president during WWII.

Nothing Is Too Small Not to Be Wondered About by Mary Oliver

The cricket doesn’t wonder
if there’s a heaven
or, if there is, if there’s room for him.

It’s fall. Romance is over. Still, he sings.
If he can, he enters a house
through the tiniest crack under the door.
Then the house grows colder.

He sings slower and slower.
Then, nothing.

This must mean something, I don’t know what.
But certainly it doesn’t mean
he hasn’t been an excellent cricket
all his life.