May be time for Android users to switch to iPhone, then?
The Devil's Plan and Peripheral.
Seems a little like state sponsored religion. Now, call me crazy, but I think the Constitution said something on that topic. Not that that matters anymore.
He looks like the guy who runs the Umbrella Academy.
The Russians/Soviets have guard towers on every block who monitor which rooms citizens are in at any given moment. Absolutely no true freedom of movement, unlike those of us in the free world. At the time, I figured people could trick the guards by just not turning on lights in the room when they moved about. As the years went on, two questions came to mind: isn't that prohibitively expensive? and why???
That seems like a very bad sign. Someone wanted a message to get out to the public, but I'm not entirely sure what can be effectively done about it. Credit to the person with the balls to send out the warning, though.
Did anybody see what happened to the spider experiments box over near the airlock? I could have sworn that was where I left it.
"has fur"
Displays list of mostly non-mammals.
EDIT: lacks "has fur". Makes more sense now.
That's what I'm wondering!
Brilliant! Took me too long, but I'm on the same page now.
No worries, eh! May you come out on the other side of this insanity better than going into it. Until then, can you help a bro out and change the laws to let descendants of Canadians claim citizenship?
How about a nice game of chess?
I read it as "casino" and was very intrigued on many levels.
For those confused like I was, it's 150 cities in 32 states.
Sorry -- by locally sourced, I mean that they locate some sort of cookie maker in the area (state? region? county?) to produce the cookies for them. It isn't a single organization/location that creates the cookies, so contamination wouldn't be across all cookies distributed. At least, that's how I recall hearing it, long ago.
Here's my take. I grew up in the Cold War. I saw no way out. Figured we were all done, with a state of permanent Cold War until an inevitable Hot War that ends it all. And then, very suddenly, in 1989, the Cold War was over. No nuclear explosions, no cities vaporized. Just a new and hopeful future.
And now, here we are today. I see no way out of the climate crisis, and it's depressing. But I haven't forgotten the lesson I learned from the Cold War. Just because I can't see a way out, it doesn't mean there isn't, or that there won't be. I don't know how, but I've seen it before, humanity's disaster somehow averted out of nowhere. Doesn't mean we'll skip climate disaster. Just means that just because you don't see a way out right now, there still may be a way, and we should all work toward such a future.
Thank you for reading my Ted Talk. Fingers crossed.
Pony rides? Cake and ice cream? Smallpox?


Considering this was a spur of the moment snap from the car, and with my phone, I'm happy how it turned out.