Risky business sending me a meme: if I’ve never seen it, you could become a legend; if I already have, you’ve just signed your own death sentence
One thing I do miss from the era of physical media was how you could go to the house of a person you’ve never really met and quickly scan their CD tower to instantly get a complete read on who they really are
Kinda sad that the honeymoon period for the MAGA chuds who bought Cybertrucks is so deeply and pitifully over, in that they’re no longer “sticking it to ‘em!” every time they climb into their corroding industrial refrigerator on wheels, they’re just… forced to drive a shitty car
We can make fun of tech founders for inventing the bus every few years, but that pales in comparison to inventing the entire concept of “work”
Call it what it is (asking your friends to help you move by promising them a couple 6-packs and a cheese pizza): IT’S A BRIBE
I’m not one to throw perfectly working electronics into the ocean just for the sake of convenience, but I will say that I cannot wait for the day I no longer have a single Micro USB-charging device in my household
Growing up, my Dad’s rule for using the phone on the weekends was “don’t call anyone before 10am on Saturdays, and don’t call anyone before 11am on Sundays.”
Times have certainly changed—now the rule is “don’t call anyone ever for any reason whatsoever”
Most attractive thing a human can do in public* is be seen deeply engrossed in a physical book.
*except of course for whatever twisted thing you’re thinking of right now, gross ew
You don’t just come into this earth posting. You have to live, have experiences, love, loss, love again—only then can you truly post.
Mark Zuckerberg buying a $23 million home in Washington to curry favor with Trump, is the financial equivalent to me buying a Lego Batmobile to curry favor with my four-year-old
Beatles hot take: ‘Let it Be… Naked’ is so vastly superior to ‘Let it Be’ that the original is irrelevant, except as a historical archive
Hot Wheels really has the market cornered on the $1-2 toy you can get for your kid to avoid a public meltdown in Target
The first real crack in reality occurred sometime around 2003 when we collectively accepted that the word ‘literally’ meant both ‘literally’ and ‘not literally’