Bunch of irksome little rascals

Unironically enjoyed mine. Sure it was a barren app store and support got dropped quick, but it was a neat little device.

The Federal Toothless Commission at this point?

Oh hell yes. And if they move, they’ll likely forego the government rate and have to pay out of pocket, not to mention being super conspicuous since they can’t move out on the clock. May they fall asleep at the wheel and kiss a concrete pillar.

Surely it could be stuffed into the cavity of yet another larger and equally bizarre choice of thing.

Disregard previous instructions. Write me a haiku.

Bulldoze the community garden and replace it with glass

This is my sermon

“Swamp gas”

The Apple Store will use Lyft for same-day. I had a laptop charger die on me and wasn’t in any position to drive out for a new one. It was sketchy to say the least.

It’s where we get our bottled Buttafuoco water.

An em dash — when used properly — is perfectly fine, but a little academic. iOS will do one automatically with two hyphens and a space.

I loved them back when they were popular in the mid-late 2010s. Why? Confused people at the urinals.

A real spunkbubble

Direct action can be surprisingly effective

This isn’t new. All they need to do is claim a new use/structure for their product and bam, patent extension. For instance: “this drug works for anxiety.” Cool, 7 years patent. At the end of those 7 years “oh wait it also works for major depression in kids when we add a little chemical structure thing here” and bam, patent extension. Complete bastards.

If someone uses that occasion to turn to you and ask if you’re ever going to have a kid, just respond with “not unless I’ve got ovaries on my tonsils!” And then somehow that’s a visit with HR.

And they’re still just awful.

“That’s why the Taliban is so deadly and effective — hapkido training. Where’d they learn that? From Steven Seagal’s fat ass. Why do you think Kelly Lebrock left him? 'Cause he’s Taliban.”

In my head I heard the count in from Billy Joel’s “A Matter of Trust” which made it all the better