August 2011
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International Beer Day, August 5th 2011 →
i’m doing my part.
“Many of those millions who dropped out of the workforce would start looking if...”
– Mish’s Global Economic Trend Analysis: Another Gap-and-Crap on Payroll Report - Jobs 117,000, Unemployment Rate 9.1% - Many Charts
oy.
“It may be fashionable for journalists to refer to “the whim of the marketplace,”...”
– Thomas Sowell, “Basic Economics” (via conservatarian)
“[This is] a government that lurches from crisis to crisis, addicted to the...”
– Derek Thompson, What The Debt “Trigger” Says About Washington’s Crisis Addiction. (via theatlantic)
There's matza more where this came from
me: nice bread pic
Tyler: thanks
me: jealous
Tyler: yeah, you'd loave some
me: better homemade then going to the store and spending some dough
Tyler: leaven me alone, i'm trying to work
me: Wheat did you say??
Tyler: i've had enough. i can't handle naan of your bad jokes
me: What a pita
Tyler: hahahaha challah
me: I can't come up with any more; I'm spelt
Tyler: rye won't you google it
me: quit hoaging all the good puns
Tyler: get loafer yourself
me: Your puns are making me grain
Tyler: crust you wait, i'll beat you
me: you knead to come up with some better ones
Tyler: i've got batter skills than you
me: I don't think so; you're toast
Tyler: well that's crumby
me: Enough of this. I'm in the middle of Bible study... "and Adam baguette Cain..."
Clutter and Newton’s First Law of Motion |... →
minimalmac:
In the case of the Neosporin, and all clutter, I believe Newton’s First Law of Motion can explain how it lingers for years in our spaces. An object (clutter) will stay at rest until a force (motivation) of equal or greater value acts upon it. The thought, “I should get rid of that,” is not a force of equal or greater value than the clutter. As unfortunate as it is, thoughts cannot...
bendelaney asked: Pelican: yes! (just last night)
Democrats, Republicans Celebrate Pitiful Excuse... →
