Having lived in Turkmenistan, I genuinely thought this was a picture of Ashgabat for a minute

Retire

Many schools don't permit Connor and Brayden to get out of the car 100 feet away for safety and efficiency readons. The line is a pain, but the alternative is cars stopping in unpredictable places to let their young children out--sometimes into the road, sometimes needing to cross the street.

Five year old me was *obsessed*

Just watched it tonight and searched Bluesky to see if anyone else had the same reaction to it--glad to see I'm in good company! Her reactions to realizing that she wasn't pregnant anymore and to seeing BB for the first time brought me to tears, and her intensity sells the whole thing

Sounds like you've got your new year's resolutions all figured out!

I thought it was disappointing, but I can't see it straight because Hades hit me in a way games haven't in a long time.

If you think it means the idea that Congress can't constitutionally delegate legislative authority to the executive (that is, create agencies under the executive branch), then yes, it's what you think it means.

What are we supposed to eat, crudite? In this economy?

Ah. :( I was worried it was Joseph Gordon-Levitt, but he's also apparently anti-AI

Oh no, who?

*With* the deleted scene, without which the the reprise at the end does not induce tears (or maybe just not as many), right?

Blatant false advertising.

The cat was out of place, so he had it killed, plainly

(I read it the same way the first time or two...)

In my experience, they sleep primarily as one of your hands holds them on your shoulder, and the other hand plays Civ 6 because you can't lie down without waking them up.

Well, well, well, look who read the news.

The last anti-50 mailer I got was reduced to arguing that ballot initiatives are expensive so we should just reject them on principle 😂