I have a feeling this is gonna get a lot of future use

Who knew Darren McGavin could be so spicy.

i mean, same:
https://mltshp.com/p/1RKLH

… and sometimes the screen stares back into you.

and then after I'm tired of looking at Good Screen (desktop), I retired to my bed and start looking at Smaller Good Screen (laptop).

more like Illinois Suitcoat

@wjcstp Pfffft!!!!!! (spits beer on nachos....)

NSFW

DEC MicroPDP-11/73, I think, rebadged with a Computer Graphics Laboratories faceplate.

weirdest boner rn …

This is family-friendly web site.

Those aren't her hands...

comma missing between “me” and “your,” otherwise no notes.

Socially-distanced cheeseball parties

Conversation dais

Bedtime sneeze shield.

/same.... and I see some here!

Images in ice cubes, trees, and plants were so common in 70s ads. I read two books on the subject back then: The Subliminal Seduction and Promise Them Anything.

I always thought it tasted funny, but I was never a bourbon drunk.

Love them

it's funny, i can remember almost NOTHING about ducktales even though i watched it all the time - nonetheless, every time i see the title graphic my brain STILL appends that little 🎶woo-ooo-oo!🎶 sting

@nikkuneko same

MEATHOUSE II: CHARCUTERIE CHALET

I do think I could use more mice in my house.

"They're made of meat!"

When I see something like that I see a lot of touched food.

They won’t also it, but the simplest thing by far would be to knock a couple grand off everyone’s taxes this year.

I saw a pundit on the news saying any company that successful would likely do a buy back of their shares. How is that in any way fair! Not sure how customers could be refunded though, unless they keep details of purchases and payment methods for every single transaction?

I dunno man, they were publicly cheering on the women’s team, but laughed at them with Cheetoh in the locker room. They are getting raked over the coals online for that.

https://caniuse.com/webp

"WebP is widely available across major browsers."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki...

WebP of the house of JPEG, slayer of mltshp

I didn't make it either https://mltshp.com/p/1RCP4

@n0wak lol, I even commented on it, my brain is mush

what is time? What is memory?

@n0wak my advice is to never get covid, it has aged by brain by about 25 years

🖤🖤🖤

https://www.youtube.com/watch...

you also have to build a drummer

That last one contains a third, but also a fifth. Just like the drummer.

I'm looking at you @samh

I know where this is, even if I don't actually know where this is.

I'll take a dozen please.

GOD NEEDED A DRIVER
AND DALE WAS HIS NAME

DAAAAAAAAAAAAAALE

keanu_whoa.gif

What's Up Doc? - ?

that's good loopin'

😭
I’m so sorry. What a good pupper.

hugs

♡♡♡

❤️

Aw.

💙

To live in hearts that love is not to die.

💔💔💔💔

our local high school orchestra is stuck in NYC (well, Jersey, actually) for similar reasons

New Jersey's finest New Yorker!

I can clear out the guest room if need be?

@LocalStain ♥️aw, yer sweet. We’re all set up in a boarding house in Allston for the duration, but that’s a story for another time.

The real bummer is I had to sell my tickets to see Clipping in Seattle Wednesday. I’d been looking forward to that show for MONTHS.

That game was so good! Canada was absolutely brutal and should have blown the US away.

Thanks for this! I'm (finally, after 4 years) wrapping up the last few punch list items on our kitchen remodel. One of the last things to do, which I've been dreading, is fitting a piece of the wood-backed linoleum flooring at the bottom of the stairs that lead to the garage. The space is out of square, with the door frame, trim, threshold, and stairs making it an odd shape.

I've been trying to figure out how to cut a piece of flooring to fit the space precisely without resorting to trial and error - and I think you just posted the answer.

This showed up on my Youtube recommendations last night and I watched the whole thing and it's very cool to learn something like this at my age.

@williwaw One of my life's regrets is not learning shop work from my dad. His work wasn't clever or quick or looked cool, but they were always bulletproof, liked you'd expect if you knew he grew up on his father's sawmill where anything they built that didn't last might ruin them.

One of my sisters married a cabinetmaker and fortunately he and my dad got along great together and he had someone to pass along what he knew.

I was a long time subscriber to this channel until he posted a video about how wonderful Charlie Kirk was.

@gwint *WHAT*

oh I just found it, JFC I must have missed that when it came out, unsubscribe, unsubscribe

why do they ruin everything

Deleted my previous comment, can't praise this guy now.

so disappointed and angry

@williwaw I should say that I was heartened by the response in the YT comments (shocking I know) In fact here is one of the top rated comments, a calm but clear takedown:

"Scott, I watched the whole thing. I didn’t click away because you’ve earned my respect over these past 8 years as a kind and thoughtful teacher. I hear what you admired; Charlie’s stagecraft, his confidence, and the metronome of his compass (God, family, country). And Erika’s composure was undeniably powerful.

I just want to name something: those traits are morally neutral. History is full of people who paired effortless debate, unshakeable confidence, and pious-sounding devotion to “God/family/country” with outcomes that harmed their neighbors. Portugal’s Estado Novo literally made “God, Fatherland, Family” its slogan while running an authoritarian regime. The virtues you cite aren’t the verdict; they’re just the tools.

For many of us, the objection to Charlie wasn’t his poise. It was the content and consequences of his message. A consistent throughline of his rhetoric treated some groups as existential threats (“invasion”, “replacement”), framed LGBTQ+ people as fundamentally disordered, and advanced debunked claims about elections. That combo (dehumanizing frames + misinformation + calls to use state power accordingly) lands as hostile, not merely “disagreement.” You don’t have to celebrate his death (I don’t; political murder is wrong, full stop) to also say his project hurt people.

One more thing: most folks I know condemned the assassination and feel sorrow for Erika and their kids. If some loud voices rejoiced, they don’t represent the norm in my circles either. Painting whole sides as grave-dancers deepens the trench we’re all trying to climb out of.

I’m staying subbed because I value your call to curiosity and good-faith dialogue. I just hope, in honoring dialogue, we don’t confuse eloquence and piety with goodness, or ignore the lived impact of the ideas themselves."

@gwint That's good and heartening to hear, but at this point, I'm so tired and have so many other fights that in this case I'm thinking: let the white guys bear the brunt for the all the goddamn labor of "the dialogue" for once.

See Jane Drill did an explainer on this 6 years ago.
https://www.youtube.com/watch...

This dude absolutely rules

@Xedrik Thanks for that! The channel looks great, I'm going to have to watch more of her videos.

Related https://mltshp.com/p/1RL01
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