That was the one about the “compression clinic” or whatever they were called, right? Where they put kids in hypobaric chambers? Sick fucks

Desperado?

Was pretty popular when it came out but I haven’t heard a peep about it since. The first movie “El Mariachi” was low budget af

Baked beans Coded

Hmmmmmm

Relephant

Turning virtually any high powered device on meant it would have to spin up, power up, cycle, etc. Usually with satisfying whirring, humming, clicking. Nowadays everything boot’s up and you might get a chime.

The background noise was pretty high though. Those old circuits and tubes would hum. There was a lot of interference between them, so stereos would click, pop and hum when operating other devices nearby. Things like that.

Thought she was technically a lobbyist for doordash’s push for the "no tax on tips* scheme.

Steak whatnow?

Sorry guy, can’t afford it, eh?

Is there an American first person plural for “y’all”?..“We’s”?

At this scale I think it would work as a reaction wheel, but the incline would make it less “artificial gravity” and more “human tumbler”.

You’d think there was some sort of law against deliberately trying to cause international incidents

Nobody gives a fuck if Tucker “feels bad”. If he truly doesn’t like the position he helped get us in then he should do something about it.

Nothing worse in Canadian politics than “The Official Opposition” trying to ruin any and all progress for the sake of a soundbite

Well, astronomers have been complaining that they leak ungodly amounts of “noise” messing up earth based instruments.

If those 5G fuckers had any clue how much shit his satellites are blasting us with they would be going ballistic on musk

Didn’t order coffee

I would immediately smash it on a door frame

There’s actually instructions on the site. It says to add your gold to a bucket, add some piss and two special pills for only $459.99

Can’t wait to turn my gold into piss!

“Hey, how’s my driving?”

“I think we’re parked, man”

Back in the early DVD days the studios would hand out DVD “screener” copies to film critics and magazines for reviews. They were often ripped and passed around when films were still in theatres. Often they had a watermark or subtitles in a different language but were otherwise top quality.