I can’t get over the fact that the gunman’s plan hinged on his leaving his bike unlocked and counting that it wouldn’t be stolen while he lurked outside a hotel lobby.
'Life of the Party'
Natter 78: I might need to watch some Buffy for inspiration
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, butt kicking, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
I can’t get over the fact that the gunman’s plan hinged on his leaving his bike unlocked and counting that it wouldn’t be stolen while he lurked outside a hotel lobby.
Ha!
I did not think the break down of the rule of law would be quite so fast and dramatic
Right!
A great narrative that sums up what went down in South Korea. Great writing. [link]
She was one of the people I was following on BlueSky yesterday!
She was one of the people I was following on BlueSky yesterday!
Witty tech writer. She also deferred from being interviewed by other media saying, “I’m not the best one for on camera interviews.”
Courtney Milan has a thread on BlueSky about why UnitedHealth is so problematic: [link] . Not, of course, that this justifies assassination, but still ...
Tom it sounds like he uses a Citibike? So maybe that makes it not a stolen opportunity? (Seems easily traceable but who knows)
I can’t get over the fact that the gunman’s plan hinged on his leaving his bike unlocked and counting that it wouldn’t be stolen while he lurked outside a hotel lobby.
That is amazing.
For lunch today I followed the microwave recipe for congee (that I have made before with success) using the last of my bones from the turkey carcass, some chicken stock that has been in the freezer for probably less than a year, and kasha (instead of rice) that I cooked yesterday for this very purpose. Also leftover gravy and droppings. It came out a bit soupy, but pretty tasty. Would probably benefit from a bit of cranberry sauce, but I don't have any
Gotta say I'm with Chris Rock and "not excusing, but I understand." There must be a list of suspects like a "Murder She Wrote" victim.
Based on the number of people on Reddit chiming in that a relative or friend died while awaiting resolution of insurance denying a cancer treatment option, I imagine the number of potential suspects is orders of magnitude larger than the population of Cabot Cove.
Possibly of interest to Buffistas with young kids or grandkids: [link]
Good point, Matt.