So there is a Mamdani Effect on real estate, it’s just been lied about.
December 5, 2025 at 4:09 PM
So there is a Mamdani Effect on real estate, it’s just been lied about.
(I see yours includes that too, not criticizing anyway, just appreciating what a foreigner unbound by strict local traditions can do.)
December 5, 2025 at 1:04 AM
(I see yours includes that too, not criticizing anyway, just appreciating what a foreigner unbound by strict local traditions can do.)
Those look amazing! I was momentarily confused, though: honey glazes on chicken wings are common here in New York, especially where Korean wings are available, but we only use the term “Buffalo” to describe the the hot-pepper-sauce flavor (typically Frank’s).
December 5, 2025 at 1:02 AM
Those look amazing! I was momentarily confused, though: honey glazes on chicken wings are common here in New York, especially where Korean wings are available, but we only use the term “Buffalo” to describe the the hot-pepper-sauce flavor (typically Frank’s).
Anyone who’s ever watched a 70s detective show now knows you’re a murderess. Was the inheritance worth it?
December 4, 2025 at 10:36 PM
Anyone who’s ever watched a 70s detective show now knows you’re a murderess. Was the inheritance worth it?
Fortunately, monopolists only have a good track record of depriving consumers of choice proactively. They are still comically inept at putting cats back into bags, or fuel-efficient vehicles if you will. Also: “consumers” is the whole world; we are attempting to sell our horseless buggies to China.
December 4, 2025 at 4:14 PM
Fortunately, monopolists only have a good track record of depriving consumers of choice proactively. They are still comically inept at putting cats back into bags, or fuel-efficient vehicles if you will. Also: “consumers” is the whole world; we are attempting to sell our horseless buggies to China.
Cop cars are probably going to get inefficient again, that’s nice, who’s up for a long-distance chase? Cannonball Run, anyone?
December 4, 2025 at 3:56 PM
Cop cars are probably going to get inefficient again, that’s nice, who’s up for a long-distance chase? Cannonball Run, anyone?
I just did. The form asks if you’re a conservative, an evangelical, who your favorite religious figures are, to prove all of that, and also what family member you’re grieving.
December 3, 2025 at 11:56 PM
I just did. The form asks if you’re a conservative, an evangelical, who your favorite religious figures are, to prove all of that, and also what family member you’re grieving.
You’re a Republican who loves ICE kidnappings, you tell us.
December 3, 2025 at 11:38 PM
You’re a Republican who loves ICE kidnappings, you tell us.
The people who escaped, btw, weren’t in some green zone or anything, they for sure experienced the craziest Hollywood action sequence that night. Must have hacked their way through Armageddon, I try and fail to imagine this all the time now.
December 3, 2025 at 4:18 PM
The people who escaped, btw, weren’t in some green zone or anything, they for sure experienced the craziest Hollywood action sequence that night. Must have hacked their way through Armageddon, I try and fail to imagine this all the time now.
With much preserved data from the cataclysm, he basically just searched the countryside for those names, cross-referencing a bajillion nearby ruins until he proved that actually a lot of people escaped, and established a strong Pompeiian community nearby, inc relocated Garum facility.
December 3, 2025 at 4:13 PM
With much preserved data from the cataclysm, he basically just searched the countryside for those names, cross-referencing a bajillion nearby ruins until he proved that actually a lot of people escaped, and established a strong Pompeiian community nearby, inc relocated Garum facility.
Yeah, heard the guy who traced what happened to the original makers on NPR, it’s a great listen. His question wasn’t specifically about Garum to begin with, he just wanted to answer “did anyone escape, and if so how many?” Until him, most historians assumed nobody got out.
December 3, 2025 at 4:09 PM
Yeah, heard the guy who traced what happened to the original makers on NPR, it’s a great listen. His question wasn’t specifically about Garum to begin with, he just wanted to answer “did anyone escape, and if so how many?” Until him, most historians assumed nobody got out.
For a long time, archeologists knew Garum came from factories in pre-disaster Pompeii, but only recently found 1) the original recipe 2) that the family and their business escaped, kept going in a nearby town. Lots of kitchen nerds inventing their own take on disgusting rotten fish sauce now too.
December 3, 2025 at 4:03 PM
For a long time, archeologists knew Garum came from factories in pre-disaster Pompeii, but only recently found 1) the original recipe 2) that the family and their business escaped, kept going in a nearby town. Lots of kitchen nerds inventing their own take on disgusting rotten fish sauce now too.
It’s weirdly possible to experience the food of Pompeii. Locals produced the first branded food condiment, a fermented fish sauce called ‘Garum’ that was consumed all over the Empire. Most Roman meals were just bread and scraps, so inventing flavor sauce was a game changer…
December 3, 2025 at 3:57 PM
It’s weirdly possible to experience the food of Pompeii. Locals produced the first branded food condiment, a fermented fish sauce called ‘Garum’ that was consumed all over the Empire. Most Roman meals were just bread and scraps, so inventing flavor sauce was a game changer…
(One of those kids is his adopted daughter Dakota Johnson, of ‘50 Shades’ fame and now other stuff. He really started being a dad in 96 with Stella who was a baby when he made Zorro.)
December 3, 2025 at 3:36 PM
(One of those kids is his adopted daughter Dakota Johnson, of ‘50 Shades’ fame and now other stuff. He really started being a dad in 96 with Stella who was a baby when he made Zorro.)
The sweet true story behind joke this is that in 2000 Banderas had a 5-year-old and a 15-year-old who wanted to see their dad’s movies (the older had only seen Zorro), so he called his agent and got himself ‘Spy Kids,’ which he loved making and showing his family.
December 3, 2025 at 3:28 PM
The sweet true story behind joke this is that in 2000 Banderas had a 5-year-old and a 15-year-old who wanted to see their dad’s movies (the older had only seen Zorro), so he called his agent and got himself ‘Spy Kids,’ which he loved making and showing his family.
lol why don’t people like Cicero? Is there some sexy Cleopatra HBO drama in which he’s a jerk to Mark Antony? I don’t think misunderstanding him does us as much harm as misunderstanding Brutus but it’s wild.
December 2, 2025 at 5:18 PM
lol why don’t people like Cicero? Is there some sexy Cleopatra HBO drama in which he’s a jerk to Mark Antony? I don’t think misunderstanding him does us as much harm as misunderstanding Brutus but it’s wild.
The only facepalm thing for me is general dislike of Brutus. That’s sad, taking the side of empire over democracy, fascism vs individual heroism.
December 2, 2025 at 5:16 PM
The only facepalm thing for me is general dislike of Brutus. That’s sad, taking the side of empire over democracy, fascism vs individual heroism.
I don’t disagree but she’s also the only woman on the list; there’s a much kinder-to-America way to read this.
December 2, 2025 at 5:08 PM
I don’t disagree but she’s also the only woman on the list; there’s a much kinder-to-America way to read this.
Hegseths aside, AI will always see a cartoon child animal’s hand and think “this is an appropriate place for a gun”. It must be destroyed.
December 2, 2025 at 5:05 PM
Hegseths aside, AI will always see a cartoon child animal’s hand and think “this is an appropriate place for a gun”. It must be destroyed.
Haha, that’s funny, thanks for pointing that out. They must be burnt-out: send in the super soup!
December 2, 2025 at 4:52 PM
Haha, that’s funny, thanks for pointing that out. They must be burnt-out: send in the super soup!