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I was going to point out that Fox owns 73% of National Geographic. Turns out thar Disney bought that 73% stake several years ago.

On one hand, this is pretty 'leopards ate my face.' On the other hand, I fully expect them to get their pound of flesh, and then some on this issue.

Update: 9 minutes into this episode. Yup. I approve.

I think the bad grammar in the scripts and the botched heteronyms (words spelled the same but pronounced differently, i.e. lead and lead) bug me the most. Tbf, the latter is the fault of the TTS.

I'm glad. I've seen it a few times and that wasn't my first guess.

Before things like meth and Trump, Gulf Shores was pretty cool. But I can't imagine it's kept up. I have visited southern Louisiana in the meantime, and it's gone to hell in a handbasket.

If Covid didn't smarten them up, I doubt the beetuspocalypse will either.

Literally the artificial gravity on surface ships. Sometimes, if you time it just right, you can float up 7 stairs or completely miss your bunk.

Use 2 E192 in parallel: a 6.19Ω resistor with a 4500Ω resistor. This gives 6.1846Ω which is close enough for rock and roll.

AFAICT, the outcome of the game has nothing to do with the athletes. It's based on how hard the fans hoped and prayed for their selected team to prevail. Other than that, it comes down to corruption and incompetence among the officials.

Misleading title as per the first part of the video. If you funneled it through a straw, only a small amount would come out due to cavitation. If you turned off cavitation, then yes, you'd have a pressure washer operating at speeds comparable to the speed of light.

You know, when I saw the title, I thought to myself, "I've been there... on a warship." Then I saw the pic. Is the Portland Rose Festival happening now?

Old School Bugs & Daffy. The Pink Panther. Scooby Doo. Jam out with the Schoolhouse Rock. Then after lunch, This Week in Baseball, American Bandstand, Soul Train & Wide World of Sports.