Who Framed Roger Rabbit is really funny for a dystopian nightmare documentary…

Him and Towlie! Stupid million little threads book

Same. First thought was, “if that’s even remotely true, then we are doing way better than average.”

He’s why The Greatest Generation, and The Forgotten Generation called them The Me Generation, not Boomers. The Me Generation then tried to stick Gen X with that moniker, not realizing that they were too selfish to have enough children for Gen X to ever be relevant.

They’re GONNA die. They don’t get life extension tech. For one thing, they’re already too old for it to do much for them.

The Me generation has already pulled the ladder so high, that most of Gen X never made it onto even the bottom rung.

Their parents named them The Me Generation. They tried to stick that label on Gen X, not realizing that they didn’t have enough of us for us to ever be relevant.

The Greediest Generation will be taught about, as the people who were so shortsighted they sold out themselves and their next 5 generations of offspring.

Factorio, Dyson Sphere Program, Derail Valley Simulator, Terraria, and Vintage Story.

They did. Then they decided to go back to the water.

Devolved. Gotcha.

You suck at parking is a neat game. Well worth the $4 they are asking for it right now. It’s not a typical racing game, more like a souped up hot wheels track, with a “how accurately and fast can you park in the correct spot,” element.

There are quite a few diesel subs still in the US. They’re in museums, but they exist. Some are even theoretically operational.

He’s not too much more massive than 150kg. I bet we could get at least a 175 m toss with a trebuchet, which should be enough.

Vintage Story has them.

Deport Lindsey Graham for supporting a treasonous administration, preferably to the Oort belt/cloud.

If people are routinely speeding, the road is too wide.

I just saw an article about Emma Watson losing her license because of speeding?

Damn straight. Every immigrant I served with was a better sailor than most of the homegrown, and most of them were just plain better Americans than the majority of people born here. They all were doing everything they could to make their lives and others lives better.

That was the one thing that I appreciated about being assigned as the “medical and unusual yeoman.” I may have been a recruit like the rest of them, but my RDCs gave me everyone’s paperwork, and told me to make sure that all appointments were made and kept. I guaranteed that all 15 of the enlisted immigrants got that paperwork signed in triplicate, and forwarded to their OOB. I was then a thorn in those OOBs sides emailing them every six months until I got confirmation of US citizenship for all 15 of my shipmates.

Every other thing about that particular duty was an absolute PITA