TomMasz

Apollo on iPhone for me.

The little legs at the end!

The Da Vinci Code. It was laughably awful. This includes the premise as well as the writing. Dan Brown is probably sleeping on top of a pile of money with many beautiful ladies, though.

This sounds like a dysfunctional relationship, doesn’t it?

The Onion wishes they could come up with a story this nuts.

There were other reasons behind the switch. SS troops were beginning to become unhappy from shooting large numbers of people. Plus, it consumed a lot of ammunition. And they realized the large pits full of bodies would be found and the world would realize what they had done. The death camps solved all these problems and as bonus were much more efficient.

3/10 - So many bad decisions, I found myself shouting at the screen. Feel bad movie of the year.

It’ll certainly make it easier for Russian forces to assist our military and ICE in rounding up citizens, so there’s that.

So, basically, they’re saying God is a colossal asshole. Gotcha.

I wanted to become a senior software developer. But I ended up in management because the pay ceiling was so much higher. I sincerely wish I had stayed as a developer (though my family might disagree).

Your immune system and the virus are at war, the symptoms are collateral damage.

They’re part of the totally optional “checks and balances” we’ve depended on for 250 years or so. The Founders never thought the solution would become part of the problem, so there’s a limited number of options available. Impeachment is one, but the other part of the checks and balances is Congress, which has also become part of the problem.

Depending on voluntary compliance was a noble idea in the 1700s, but it should have been codified in the federal regulations.

Part of me is all for this, but part of me realizes this would only make things worse for pedestrians and bicyclists.

How the mighty have fallen.

I feel that something inside of me has died after reading this.

The only thing that gives me pause is the golf.

At a train station in Amsterdam, there were so many bikes parked you couldn’t count them. And it wasn’t a major hub. I just stared in wonder.

I know better than to ask why, but why? Was there a public outcry for ketchup smoothies Heinz decided to respond to?

I’ve always heard it called a rubber spatula.

Missing the “eventually”.