No. It’s horrible. You can’t twirl it on the fork, and you can’t suck it in.

My friend Carlos would like to disagree.

It was indeed a fat-finger but now I will leave it there.

I would note that those three quotes are more reminiscent of Mussolini to me than they are of Hitler. I wonder if Trump knows what happened to Il Dice?

That’s 78, youngster. :)

You shouldn’t say that to your Grandma or Grandpa. :)

Quotation marks we’re historically used …

Meh. I am in my late sixties, and that was never proper usage. These people were merely always illiterate.

My first computer was an eight-bit system running the CP/M operating system on an Intel 8080 processor, in about 1980. The system was some $900. I bought a Whitesmiths C compiler for it for about $300, and it came with the Wordstar text editor.

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

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

You’re right, but that’s not reason not to prosecute these lowlifes.

“You know, darling, it’s so much more important to look good than to be weird.”

Before that even – Joe making big bucks on WWII.

The answer is “convicted by the Senate” but I like your answer better.

Every poll I have seen recently shows Boomers being more progressive than the next younger groups.

That’s reminiscent of the Prosciutto e Melone that my Italian wife has taught me to enjoy!

In addition to the comments here about the lyrics, IMHO it is a one-chord song and boring. Most of Burton Cummings’ songs are much more interesting musically, e.g. “Undun.”

Sounds like you had better open a diaper factory in your house. Then you wouldn’t have to pay the tariff that you are charging yourself.

Clarence Darrow wrote: “All men have an emotion to kill; when they strongly dislike some one they involuntarily wish he was dead. I have never killed any one, but I have read some obituary notices with great satisfaction.”

SUBTRACT DATE FROM YEAR GIVING AGE.

I assume, albeit with no proof, that they are being threatened, e.g. “w e know where your kids go to school.”

I’ll guess that you have never been to California. There was pumpjack one block away from my house when I was growing up.

But in fact, the biggest thing keeping us from moving away from fossil fuels is the political pressure from people who make money from it. And if California went into Canada or Cascadia, those people would come with it, kicking and screaming all the way.