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Funniest/Most Insightful Comments Of The Week At Techdirt
This week, our first place winner on the insightful side is radix with a summary of Reddit CEO Steve Huffman’s comments about the blackout protest: “We don’t do things for free, so all the unpaid mods should get back to work” is quite the statement. In second place, it’s miked with some additional info on […]
Best Place to Take Stray Dogs?
Gravois never disappoints
Something to do.
What are the more high end cannabis brands in the area?
Mechanics with Diesel Expertise?
Where can I find gelatin sheets?
Anybody know who makes Rich and Charlie’s bread?
What are some good “fast casual” restaurants that aren’t big corporate franchises?
Meetup at Los Arcos Mexican Restaurant
This month we are happy to announce that Meetup will occur on Tuesday June 27th from 6-8pm at Los Arcos … MoreMeetup at Los Arcos Mexican Restaurant
A Juneteenth Program
In recognition of Juneteenth tomorrow, here is a program I wrote about a couple of years ago for the Dallas Symphony Orchestra. I don’t think I ever uploaded it to the blog, and if I did, the link is surely dead by now, so it seems worth reposting. Juneteenth is an especially significant holiday for […]
2023 Lawn & Garden Contest
Each year during the month of June, the Lindenwood Park Neighborhood Association (LPNA) holds the Lawn & Garden Contest. We … More2023 Lawn & Garden Contest
Lawncare Nuke Services?
Ha ha. Obama’s book was better than DeSantis’s.
Ruby Cramer has a long profile of Florida first lady Casey DeSantis in the Washington Post today, and the main takeaway is that "Ron and Casey" are a unit—a very private, very intimidating unit. It's worth a read. But I was amused by this bit of gratuitous shade thrown on Ron: In 2011, [Casey] was ...continue reading "Ha ha. Obama’s book was better than DeSantis’s."
Instant Pot company is in bankruptcy. Did it sell one to every American?
I have a simpler theory: Everyone who wanted an Instant Pot already had one.
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