I logged in and verified; either he torched his reputation for a chuckle, or it’s real.

That’s all of their noncarceral solution.

“$68 million seems low” okay sit with that for a second and see if this is when you finally crack “having a subsequent thought.”

Here’s the thing: I get called at 3 AM to fix the sales reactor multiple times per year.

(I have tried explaining that nobody is going to die.)

Man as long as we’re talking about Panic pre-2003: when you uploaded the QuickTime VR tour of the “new” office (before Burnside/11th), what part of town was that in? I think about the aesthetic of that office periodically, and I’m sure I walk past it all the time without knowing.

I’ll tell you this: I sure prefer man’s penalties over God’s.

Both (actual) communists and (actual) capitalists can think in systems, which gives them more in common with each other than with those who can’t.

Okay this is the closest I’ve come to understanding the people who like it.

“Some of you may die, but that’s a risk I’m willing to take,” indeed.

Deena Bee closed her DJ set with it before The Roots at Pioneer Courthouse Square, and I’m still curious of the “tongue in cheek”/“it’s a nice song to play on a summer evening” balance there.

That video you posted that was just the static shot of the button is one of the funniest things I’ve ever seen.

Tiny beers in a park in Lisbon reoriented my entire concept of leisure.

Give me something with a code of ethics, like a publicly-traded corporation.

My mind went immediately to Haydon, for reasons enumerated elsewhere in this thread; my wife suggested Ricki Tarr, which I think is inspired.

I’ve enjoyed the first two, particularly because they’re about adulthood in the way His Dark Materials was about adolescence.