I miss UIs having lines and clear separations between elements. I loath this new flat style that everything has to have now, where you can’t tell when one thing stops and another starts.

About 15 minutes, this morning in Wilmington, NC. In previous elections here, I’ve walked in and voted immediately, with no line

Quack

Sunk cost fallacy maybe?

If you really want to compare that to inflation slowing, then you haven’t turned off the oven, you just slowed down the rate that you are making it hotter.

That’s some bullshit backpedaling. It’s clear what what was meant. Just own it, because it’s the truth. Trying to hide behind an apostrophe just feels weasely.

Mostly the “shopping” part.

Ahhh shit. It’s a young attractive white girl. They might actually pay attention to this one. Maybe…

I award you 2 MeowMeowBeenz

This called parthenogenesis, and is a main plot line in the book Seveneves…

I’d go back 9 months prior to June 14th, 1946 and yell “Wait! For the love of God, use a condom!”

I don’t want a normal relationship with my Trump loving neighbor. He and his racist wife can go fuck themselves. Their signs and banners told me who they are. I’m choosing to listen

You don’t. Language evolves. At this point, I’m more annoyed by the people calling it out and complaining about it that I am about seeing it in headlines.

No. An employee’s value to the business isn’t reduced by them receiving tips. The business shouldn’t be able to pay them less because they are a better employee.

I was only referring to paying the c-suite executives retail level pay for one 8 hour shift per year.

That would just be a rounding error to them that they probably wouldn’t notice. People at that level generally don’t pay attention to individual paychecks.

The Matrix Reloaded is legitimately a good movie.

Other than that 3 hour dance scene, I agree

Yeah. I’m nearsighted and had to get aftermarket prescription lenses for the index in order to use it comfortably. My nearsightedness isn’t even that strong, but I can’t use it without them.

They would if they had a proportional level of homelessness. Being rural doesn’t automatically make you good people. Rural communities treated vagrancy just as badly.

Southern states owned a lot of slaves, and thought the slave owners should get to have the slave’s votes in addition to their own. They thought that if they couldn’t do that, the South couldn’t have a loud enough voice in the election.

It’s kind of related to the 3/5th compromise.