GUYS! my Lowe's grocery store - which is the PRICEY one, like Publix! - is selling 12 packs of Bud Light Lime cans.... for $4.99. that is less than HALF of what they sell Diet Coke for. According BLS, had it been around, thats what it would have cost in 1982. fred.stlouisfed.org/series/PCU31...

Sheeeeee-it. www.youtube.com/watch?v=4UXJ...

Have you served on the US-Mexico border in the last year? We want to hear from you. trib.al/a86JpLH

if you 'cover' or write about a topic that involves people dying - weather and healthcare, for example, but also for sure 'defense' - using AI for an illustration is a slur against the people you write about.

Had I access to AI in high school I would have made even worse shit. But at least I can say the dumb shit I made was made by hand

All bangers. No skips. Amazing.

RIP Mike F.

So many classics of the form, RIP to a legend

so many greats, I think about this one a lot

truly one of the geniuses of posting

RIP Mike. God dammit

Rest in Power, Queen

One of the best to ever do it

OK, i tried, but y'all are such massive bummers. Twitter is N*zi, but BSky is just "look at what the N*zis are up to NOW!" which is, in a way, slightly worse? either way, massive bummer. Last chance: Is it "Hook-n-Ladder," or "Hook-n-Lateral"?!? i'll be back in a few days, have this figured out.

Still can't. #StrangerThings

IT'S CHRISTMAS EVE LOG THE FUCK OFF, Y'ALL Merry Christmas

for real now

oh my goodness. i gasp at a different part everytime i look at it.

i tried this. i found the only way to vanish my consciousness into this somehow-not-AI movie was to fast forward any moments involving Not Brad Pitt. a couple 'story' lines are in place to check various audience and runtime boxes, but no one onscreen cares about them so you should not either

For @rollingstone.com, I wrote about the making of the myth of sheriff Buford Pusser, and how recent revelations that he was likely responsible for the 1967 murder of his wife, Pauline, undercuts that myth -- and begs for a new narrative about intimate partner violence and family trauma.

this is excellent. not to give it away, but if you go in with even a semi-healthy sense of 'of course they're all sawdust pills,' you'll end up with a much better grade than, idk, that OU girl, for one. www.nytimes.com/2025/12/22/w...

A federal watchdog revealed unsafe housing for troops assigned to the southern border. We want to keep reporting on it, but need your help. trib.al/yogqXVx

A helicopter crew flew through rough winds and poor visibility to airlift a woman off of a cruise ship at sea. trib.al/regJuHs

The ancient city of Ephesus was just awe inspiring. To be able to wander around the ruins of something so vast and well preserved really allows you to picture what life was like there! The houses, baths, libraries, agora, theatre and more...

Dude just tried a... 64 YARD FIELD GOAL and hit the crossbar. 64 yarder missed by a literal inch.

Make Nearer my god to thee the new navy song

logging this site off for a few days. Holler at my email if you want to, im easy enough to find.

2 days without carbs: - better sleep, 2lbs down, 'cleaner' moods and thoughts (ie, "awake" feels more awake, and then "im tired" hits harder and sleep easier) - this AM, 16 yo makes big thing of sweet rolls. DAMMIT!

I could be wrong but i dont' think anybody would even ever mention Generation Kill without Ransone. The perfect anti-hero, ie YOU in everything he played.

One of the reasons the 2010s adaption of Tinker Tailor works so well is that it is founded upon a deeply unglamorous depiction of the 1970s.

I believe this is an underrated factor in American anti-urbanism: the fact that college is the time and place most of us experience walkable urbanism makes it very easy to think of walkable urbanism as a thing you "graduate from" as you grow up and mature

“The Supreme Court decided not to have a Christmas party for 12 straight years because the justices couldn’t agree on whether to invite the Court’s Black employees” is about as tidy an encapsulation of the Supreme Court’s whole deal as I can think of

last time I got caught up with letters of marque, I ended up on the scummiest vessel you've ever seen - cracked four pounders, listed to port, just a sickening sight. believe me boys, don't believe tales about golden "assets" to seize - you'll end up like me, a broken man on a Halifax pier

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The famously sexless, zero-birth rate tenements of pre-war New York come to mind. 'There's Nowhere To Take Maria For Sex' is my favorite song in West Side Story.

Quickest possible Math: $500,000 house at 6% is a ~$3000 monthly payment (30yr fixed). Same pmt for $200,000 house at 18%. that's $300,000 the bank used to get from interest that now goes to owners as cash. buyer shouldn't actually care. they can either afford $3K/m or they can't.

We are all Witness.

Worth the hype.

(Ebenezer Scrooge on his way to debut his new “fun” persona to the family of the employee he’s impoverished:) Maybe I’ll razz Bob a little bit when I get there. I think we have that kind of relationship

staggering headline. this is the health equivalent of "Air Force replaces F-35 fleet with Denmark's" which would be an obvious catastrophe, but yet somehow the NYT fails to point out that this is THE SAME catastrophe, and we're left to think, 'oh, Denmark seems OK' i just don't know sometimes.

"This Christmas it appears the US may have its lowest snow cover on record!"

The "pentagon audit" is the dumbest annual story.

We live in a great country, never forget that.

HUGE shoutout to the "media" who covered Bama-OU in Norman OK last night, AT LEAST until midnight, and were already in the stadium at 8am or so in College Station this AM for A&M-Miami. That's MINIMUM a 6 hour drive if you stop for coffee, if there's no construction or crashes and LOL its Texas.

No matter where the stock market is or what's in your bank account, if you watch 15minutes of Caddyshak, you're POSITIVE you would rather live in 1977. and you would not.

oh my goodness, what a great piece of WRITING this 'review' is. makes me want to see the movie, obviously, but makes me want to read the review again more. www.washingtonpost.com/style/2025/1...

a PERFECT post/headline/quote. a joyful destruction of our Fake Age by working-man quote that could have been pulled from 1955. this post gives me hope.

im not gonna lie, i see this over the last 6 months or so and i start side-eyeing my EVs, like, 'so... y'all do any other tricks?'