I once helped ride a stationary bicycle for 2 hours to charge batteries enough to watch a movie. So it does exist.

And plumbs.

It’s popular in some parts of Ireland too

The last pic might be a bit controversial. That lake destroyed one of the most beautiful places in Utah with countless ancient artifacts lost forever. I would love to see Glen Canyon someday without it being under a lake. Hayduke lives.

Mexico Lindo Habanero is my latest favorite.

Ya, and also the conservatives lost by 1% of the popular vote, and had excellent numbers overall. I really wish we kicked them to the curb, but that’s hardly the case. Sounds like Australia did a much better job.

Blue cheese and grapes is also a fantastic combination. Pretty sure this is well known in France.

After playing guitar for many years, I impulse bought a bass and it’s been a game changer. I found my instrument.

Buy stuff on sale or used, then take it to the Patagonia store to get repaired. Great for things like jeans, they’ll last a lifetime.

I love Patagonia. They’ll repair anything even if you’re not the original owner., they use sustainable and recycled materials and they’ve used their profits to protect huge areas of land.

I do like Valve and their products, but I can’t ignore that they know they have an underage gambling issue and have done nothing to fix it.

Here’s a coffeezilla video about it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=13eiDhuvM6Y

Roy Cohn’s second rule: Deny everything, admit nothing.

Just a reminder that while we all love Steam, they run an underage gambling ring in the form of CS skins, which they refuse to address.

They forgot the part where you sit on the couch waiting for the tea to steep and then remember you made tea 45 minutes later.

Gets better every time I watch it.

I’m pretty sure the pre-order price was somewhere around $100.

For anybody curious what’s going on in this region I highly recommend the podcast The Woman’s War. Its a great listen by the same guy who does Behind the Bastards.

Seconding Behind the Bastards. Great podcast.

I’ve been using PurelyMail for over a year now and it’s been solid. Probably aimed more at tech-minded folk though.

I have a feeling I would feel the same. Its nice having everything in one place. What was missing for you?