Temba, his arms wide.

Eh, I see it as more of a “if you come across a need for this information, it is searchable to you, but response is not expected.”

That’s how it’s supposed to work though…

Be, I said. Not get.

Maybe it’s a regional thing. Tortillas are pretty cheap here.

Depends what groceries you get.

Rice, tortillas, beans, pasta, pasta sauce etc can be cheaper.

Chips, soda, gum, candy, cookies etc are often overpriced.

Y’all are giving JD Vance too much credit to suggest he could pull off being Erika Kirk

… fuckin’?

Surprise pinkeye

I remember also enjoying Dragon Tears and The Bad Place, if you want more things in your queue. But I read those maybe 15-20 years ago, so I can’t say how they’ve aged.

Tick Tock

There’s a Dean Koontz book about this

She doesn’t say anything about dying, herself. Just him.

That’s one step in the right direction.

Keep going.

Was interested in reading until JOIN OUR NEWSLETTER

Ew, I don’t care anymore

Yeah I wouldn’t invite someone who neglects apostrophes like that

It’s a classic old saying. Women of my generation grew up hearing it and being shamed for wearing horizontal stripes.

No one is saying vertical makes people look fat. If anything, it makes then look frumpy, uncomfortable and awkward.

There’s this old propaganda that horizontal stripes make you look “fat,” e.g. bad, and vertical stripes have the opposite effect, thinning, e.g. good. This is harmful rhetoric, as it encourages women to overprioritize looking thin.

It is true that the horizonal stripe dress accentuates the curves, whereas the vertical stripes diminish them. But the values ascribed to these features are ass-backward. Curvy is good! Love the horizontal stripes personally.

If AI is modeled after intellectuals, there will inevitably be a swath of non-intellectuals who conclude the post title… because the idea of intellectuals predating AI is unthinkable to them.