I actually was going along with this for 2 split seconds.
“Wait. WAIT! Is she serious?!”
I actually was going along with this for 2 split seconds.
“Wait. WAIT! Is she serious?!”
I’d argue the Boomers are a fair cut above Gen Z. We Gen X folk are the greatest!
Seriously though, we straddled the digital divide. We went from nothing to having to figure it all out. All when we were young and able to learn quickly. FFS, we couldn’t play a simple video game without understanding drives, IRQs, CLI, all that.
rainbow table
You win the thread. That is straight up out the old school Player’s Handbook.
We’re talking 4 million pounds of produce. LOL, that’s such a wild number it cannot be possible.
https://www.gardensofeden.org/04 Crop Yield Verification.htm
The ice cream truck song!
(I’m kidding, don’t kill me.)
That would be a dope tattoo.
LOL, my dad carried a crescent wrench. He buried my Bowie knife in a tree so hard I could swing on it. You wouldn’t want to be at the end of that man’s flying wrench.
$64K isn’t really much these days.
We had the coin op at the local movie theater. Didn’t play much as a quarter was real money and I lost so quickly.
Anyone remember the vector graphics Star Wars game? Man, if I could have any vintage game in my house…
Georgia Satellites - Keep Your Hands to Yourself
I CANNOT kill this off my Spotify country list.
Them’s fightin’ words!
Thought this was a joke, but it appears to be exactly what it says it is.
“Break out the 20-gauge Pa! We eatin’ tonight!”
If the Democrats had any brains they would be hammering this in Florida media. We live and die, literally, by NOAA. It may be the only federal government benefit we all make use of.
The National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) should be dismantled and many of its functions eliminated, sent to other agencies, privatized, or placed under the control of states and territories.
This is actually on page 664, couldn’t find it without a search. OP is probably going by the text NPR published.
Yeah, 9-months is getting out there.
The walnuts are on a string and lubed.
If your knees or back are going out in your 30s you’re likely either fat or inactive or both. Lose weight now, get active now, joint damage is cumulative. (Yes, hard labor will jack you up, but not that young. And some people are just genetically unlucky. I gather being tall is bad as well?)
Read a great quote years ago, “How active you are in your middle age determines how active you will be able to be in your old age.”
This shit is making my job hunt miserable. Despite low unemployment a record number of American’s are looking for new jobs.
Wharton should release the transcripts, legal action be damned. I’m certain they have far better lawyers than Trump.
West Nile virus was a trip when I lived in Chicago. Dead birds everywhere, sometimes by the dozen in a single yard. Asked my buddy one day if he ever saw birds.
“Well, yeah, I think so.”
We sat in his yard and smoked weed watching the sky. Not one bird.
Corporations are simply groups of people, and people are terrified of being blamed for failure. The dumb things we see corporations doing are often cases of many people making small, super-safe decisions. Big names and big visuals attract eyeballs so that’s a safe decision. Writers may be a swing and a miss, risky.
This is why a good CEO is paramount. They can take the risks that drive success. Of course some are cowards and only look to drive the needle one tick over, quarter after quarter, so the board doesn’t fire them. But leaders like that will never hit it out the park.