RawrGuthlaf

When I worked at Ruby Tuesday, any time a wrong order was made, or something was sent back for any reason, it would get thrown out. They wouldn’t give it to their employees, they wouldn’t donate it. This was back in 2007. But I thought it was pretty crappy then. Not sure if they still do this.

South park, season 26 episode 3, I highly recommend.

I do see a trend with the conservative base here where getting them to admit they are wrong about ANYTHING is like a personal attack and they simply are not equipped with the emotional prowess and maturity needed to learn from it.

That’s what I wish I could tell my boss when my IP rotates.

I’ve been using Nobara. If you are looking for an open system to tinker with, it is a great choice. It runs with pretty bleeding edge packages though.

I really don’t understand this. I put a fairly popular Linux distro on my son’s computer and never needed to touch the command line. I update it by command line only because I think it’s easier.

Sure, you may run into driver scenarios or things like that from time to time, but using supported hardware would never present that issue. And Windows has just as many random “gotchas”.

Same thing when they send a no-name out with the away team in Star Trek: TNG.

Seemingly, most of the state of Arizona.

I bet his flag is down just for selling purposes. He probably blames Joe Biden.

Can’t wait! Hope they nail draft. Finally a real magic set.

Green came out in Japan instead of the original Blue in the West.

I agree. 5 in is The Sweet spot

A big bright screen uses more battery. They could make the phone slightly thicker to accommodate a bigger battery.

AMD was giving steam game codes away with purchases of their Graphics cards all last summer.

If it weren’t for the dev tools in Chrome, I never would have switched in the first place. But they got me stuck on it. But I’ve had enough of their shenanigans.

Reformat it and upgrade the RAM and it did pretty good.

A broken clock is right once a day.

Yet again, this is not a meme. This is an idealogical pamphlet. I don’t even disagree with the message. But it’s not a meme.

Still funny though.

At least they burn through far less brake pads. But it is a very correct assessment of tire usage.