Single handedly keeping the Italian economy afloat!

How many of those do you buy direct from Italy?

This more like: sometimes a calculator can be a clock.

In Latin that’s Deus Ex Machina.

A meter is a Baker’s yard. 3 free inches!

It’s funny how the biggest argument for metric is that it’s so accurate but in real life use it degrades to “close enough”. My main problem with metric is that I can’t get my pencil that sharp.

Looks like Trump came across a rerun of Bosom Buddies.

Booblenpuppen.

If only they made a meter equal a yard. Then we could all be bilingual.

How’d the miss Lute Skywalker?

I’ve just had experiences with Ai help chats where when I started typing the Ai would try to finish my sentence and would jump the cursor around making it absolutely unusable. I had to type in note pad and copy it into the chat. Staggeringly useless. So if this ‘mind reading’ Ai is like that I don’t predict good results.

Also, fuck you quickbooks.

All your tacks are straight, they just turn every so often. Over time that adds up to Velocity Made Good.

The only place you can’t sail is directly into the wind. You can go all the other places eventually but it’s a lot of back and forth.

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Don’t be such a decoration-pilled simp. He’s an alphausteritist. ^/s

It’s not my job to defend furnishings. If you think a room with a cinder block in it is ‘furnished’ I don’t think it’s my job to convince you otherwise. But that doesn’t mean you get to talk shit about the upholstery trade.

Just because you don’t like something doesn’t make it worthless. Rugs make my house a home. They really tie the rooms together. Your Dark Side of the Moon flag curtain makes your home look like a flop house.

Rugs are very highly laborious. Curtains have a high material cost and are also very labour intensive to build. Pillows aren’t that hard to make but are usually made of fancy fabric and fancy stuffing materials. They also have a high cost in shipping and shelf space. They are not expensive ‘just cause’

How Philip K Dickensian.

It’s happening to governments too, but they call it austerity.