“What‽ What‽ Is it wrong to want a clean house‽ It’s illegal to collect styrofoam coolers now‽”

I’m not sure if it fits your criteria exactly, but Grocy has an assignable chore list. I’ve not used this function but I have used the mobile app which is solid.

They both take place in Albuquerque, yeah. Pluribus mostly takes place in the wealthier outskirts.

The Man Who Invented Christmas has quickly become a favorite. I’ve always been a sucker for A Christmas Carol and love every iteration of it. Especially the Muppets and Scrooged. But this is a new take on it with the focus on the writing of the book. “And Tiny Tim who DID NOT die…”

It’s thought that al pastor came about because of Lebanese refugees in Mexico. So yeah, pretty much exactly.

I set up Jellyseer so my friends can request whatever. Just blame your full collection of My Little Pony and Gilmore girls on that one friend from Finland (unless you’re in Finland, and then use Greece).

Get under your desk with your hands on your head. Get inside a fridge from the 40’s or earlier. Do a journal entry. Make a pose that will leave future scientists confused as hell.

Be interested = be interesting. Go do shit. Any shit. Join social causes. Figure out what you’re passionate about and figure out how to join others in doing it. People are attracted to passion. If what you’re interested in doesn’t have any social avenues where you’re at, start it up. Create a Facebook page or group for it (or something better than Facebook but it’s unfortunately the most useful in my area).

Handing a fuck ton of wealth to the already wealthy and propping up market bubble behaviors feels like it might be a downside.

It was a good video and I knew nothing of that bit of history. That asshole cyclist reminded me so much of my Jr High environmental science teacher. The same kind of magnanimous attitude.

We should save the slab, drill some holes in it, place it over his grave and call it the Pedo Trump Memorial Toilet

It’s got to be because that’s way too many days off in the US and in other countries that have this many days off have legal requirements to use up your allotted time off.

I have been doing ADA compliance professionally for a while. There is no magic on this one. There’s no existing solution that doesn’t require manual interference because it requires context. Human context. It has to be understood to be understandable. There’s a few things you can do to improve overall accessibility but nothing in a suite. I specialize in InDesign and it’s probably the most powerful document solution going. But it requires a lot of work to meet the most basic of requirements.

I will absolutely knock the trunk or treat concept. It has removed kids from their surroundings. One key concept from trick or treating back in the day is meeting your neighbors (with the safety of your parents behind you) and briefly seeing in their houses and getting vibes. If shit went bad, I bet you’d have a safe space picked out from Halloween night to go to. And I bet you recall houses that don’t seem safe. This is important to the childhood psyche, I feel. And trunk or treat pulls that all away. And, you’re right, so do rich neighborhoods. I’m two blocks off of one those streets. They were absolutely packed on that street. We got zero trick or treaters at our place (our first Halloween here).

I’ve heard that before too but being an old bastard, I’m pretty certain Clinton didn’t do it until after he was debating Bob Dole. Bob Dole used this gesture because he held a pen during debates. And he held a pen in his non-dominant hand because he had an injury in WWII and the way his hand curled made him look weak.

Sopranos and Game of Thrones are the ones I recall having the most uproar. To this day, new videos on YouTube about how awful they were.

Had to stop though since I found myself going through the fridge on a Sunday once looking for some alcohol.

I had a similar experience except I’d open the fridge before work and instinctively grab a beer or start to grab one before I realized I was just there for creamer.