Is this something we should make again? I do not recall having it and am intrigued.Quote:
Originally Posted by bac0n
I use a minimum of fifteen habaneros for Jamaican jerk pork.
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Is this something we should make again? I do not recall having it and am intrigued.Quote:
Originally Posted by bac0n
I use a minimum of fifteen habaneros for Jamaican jerk pork.
It’s also far from the first (or last) time that Scar has recommended applying dairy products to one’s genitals.
Did you ever tell that story to people in NYC? Because it was a High Maintenance episode.
No one outside of Jen’s family, no.
And I don’t know what that show is.
My text editor's spellcheck doesn't know the word "fellates."
David goyer in talks to direct Masters of the universe is the funniest thing I read today.
I don’t get how he still has this strong of a career.
It’s been proven time and again that he’s terrible in the director’s chair, and isn’t even a good writer unless he’s partnered up with someone strong.
Sony, Masters of the Universe, and Goyer deserve each other.
Wait what?Quote:
Originally Posted by Dead & Messed Up
What you all think of cryptocurrencies?
As an investment? Hate em.
The anarchist in me loves the rebelliousness of it. The human in me is revolted by the way its used as a tool of evil people.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ezee E
Looking for advice with a situation that’s kind of gruesome, so...
***DON’T READ FURTHER IF YOU ARE QUEASY WITH ANIMAL STUFF***
Heading home from work and Jen said two of our mouse traps in the drop ceiling went off, and at least one of them is still alive. She can hear thumping abs squeaking.
Any suggestions how I can put these things out of their misery quickly?
I live in the country. It comes up from time to time. I HATE it. I live in an area where literally everyone is a hunter. I am not. I don't care if other people hunt (non-trophy), but its just not in my DNA.Quote:
Originally Posted by megladon8
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Thanks skitch.
I’m in the same boat - not something I am looking forward to at all.
People in the city have to come across this shit as well, right? New Yorkers and rats?
Yeah but in my experience with New Yorkers, rats / mice are seen as pests and vermin on the same level as cockroaches. There’s not much sympathy.Quote:
Originally Posted by Skitch
Sure but its still hard to end their lives. Its nothing when the trap does the job, but when they're just wounded and need finished it sucks. I've never dealt with rats.Quote:
Originally Posted by megladon8
The community around bitcoin is flat out idiotic, but the block chain is interesting as a technology.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ezee E
One of my coworkers bought some Bitcoin just to illegally gamble a few years ago and our other coworkers made fun of him for doing that. The subject came up yesterday and we asked him if he had any left. He does and it's worth tens of thousands of dollars. We were going to be congratulate him but he's still upset because if he hadn't played any of it he would have a million dollars now. So we made fun of him again.
What do you mean about the community? I haven't paid too much attention.Quote:
Originally Posted by Irish
Outside of some gambling sites, I don't see any places that actually accept it.
The video producer for Jimmy Pardo's Never Not Funny Podcast spent like four minutes of airtime explaining what a gaming-targeted cryptocurrency was to Paul Reiser and it was the most excruciatingly awkward thing I've heard recently.
They're hella cute, and make great pets, but the wild ones will absolutely fuck up your house and health. Spring traps are the most humane way to kill them. They instantly kill most of the time. Suck when they don't. Bash it with a shovel. The worst are glue traps. I'll never use those. Poison sucks too, because they will die in your walls and stink for days. I had to pay $3k this past summer to have my crawlspace completely re-done because of mice. As long as mice and rats stay out of my house, I have no problems with them. They can even live in my shed during the winter.Quote:
Originally Posted by megladon8
Here's a criticism of bitcoin I hadn't heard before:
https://grist.org/article/bitcoin-co...energy-future/Quote:
But the rise of bitcoin is also happening at a specific moment in history: Humanity is decades behind schedule on counteracting climate change, and every action in this era should be evaluated on its net impact on the climate. Increasingly, bitcoin is failing the test.
Digital financial transactions come with a real-world price: The tremendous growth of cryptocurrencies has created an exponential demand for computing power. As bitcoin grows, the math problems computers must solve to make more bitcoin (a process called “mining”) get more and more difficult — a wrinkle designed to control the currency’s supply.
Today, each bitcoin transaction requires the same amount of energy used to power nine homes in the U.S. for one day. And miners are constantly installing more and faster computers. Already, the aggregate computing power of the bitcoin network is nearly 100,000 times larger than the world’s 500 fastest supercomputers combined.
Would Celebrity Deathmatch even be done today?