I’d second this.

Also, factoring in the price of a tune up is always a good idea when buying a used bike: you never know how long it’s been since the bike has been cared for.

What’s not to like?

I used to read the absolute shit out of these.

As a book lover I am aghast. But in terms of pure utility, I love it.

Single sinks are a bummer…

Reading is doing something.

If the suburbs weren’t subsizided and homeowners had to pay premiums for living so far from central services it may change their opinion.

This is super cool, would hang in my office for sure! Nice work.

Lmao still can’t get over how stupid his partner looks with all the plastic surgery. These people are living in another dimension. I hope their yacht sinks with them on it.

Snare one, wrap it in some kind of faraday bag, then disassemble it and resell the parts. Or befriend it and play Frisbee together.

I just bought a new watch for $35. Haven’t worn a watch in nearly 20 years. I’m excited to know the time without looking at my phone!

It works for me.

The local library Archives.

It would hold it more firmly to your mouth membranes instead of being flipped around, so yeah I guess? But is it even perceptual? Not sure, never tried.

I know next to nothing about musical instruments but I will volunteer a guess: a harp?

THR GODDAMN ENERGY FALLS FROM THE SKY FOR FREE!!!

Way too much frosting on most of those cakes. Gotta go with cheesecake.

Not being able to live multiple timelines. I.e. having to make choices between one thing and another.

I can’t prove he had sex with kids, I’m just saying it wouldn’t surprise me if he did.

You’re doing your best. Enjoy that game, and remember to listen to the birds sing when you can.