sheridan

Is it one of those fonts that dyslexic people find easier to read?

This is a Hays Code compliant bathtub.

TJ Miller

As a kid I just assumed a queen bed was larger because in chess the queen is more powerful than the king.

I saw a YouTube video recently in which the word "drinking" was censored. It's ridiculous.

What episode is this?

I used to hand these out when I was like 10. cringe

In America the family sized mayo comes in a 55 gallon barrel. That'll last for about a month.

This is what it's like when someone on tv says something vaguely reminiscent to "Hey Siri" and my HomePod goes "Uh huh?"

I interpreted that as the guy didn't know what the reason was yet.

I initially thought the HOA was implying physical threats towards their residents with the images, but on second viewing it looks like the HOA board originally received those images in their inbox. (If you pause and zoom in you'll see those images came from anonymous senders to the HOA.) Maybe the HOA is claiming one of the residents threatened the HOA board with those images?

Conservatives will think the same about any public figure who's any degree to the left. It's just a human cognitive bias at play that we're all susceptible to. If you think someone is a shitty person, that's going to cause you to overemphasize whatever physical features you find negative about them. The danger of this is that you might in turn start using those negative features as an unreliable heuristic to judge the character of other people before you even get to really know them.

The different fashion/makeup trends among people across the political spectrum can also come into play similarly.

There are conventionally unattractive public figures on the left too, but if you know beforehand that they're on your "team", you probably won't even take particular notice to these "defects". In some mirror universe where MTG was as far left as AOC, you'd probably wouldn't think she looked "evil".

I could actually use one of these.