I-D-I-D-O-T-H, here's a couponette for a punch to the face.
We got the kong ball for our toy-destroying dingus. It's lasted months https://a.co/d/1q55QPw
All stations, TV and radio, get huge amounts of money from advertising. So they maximize commercial time to maximize revenue. Hence all stations go to commercial breaks around the same time. It's a formula. If you look at TV shows from the mid 80's and early 90's, you'll see 2 commercial breaks per half hour. Now you see 3 breaks per half hour and about every 7 minutes during hour-long shows. These same rules apply to radio, however they don't really have "shows" anymore. Just hour long segments interrupted by ads about every 3 songs.
Is anyone really surprised? His tag line on his shit TV show was, "You're fired!".
Not me, but my girlfriend's son (7) loves it on corn on the cob.
OK, but if we hire the Fascists chef to lead the restaurant it will cease to exist. If we rehire the snoozing chef, we can also hire new managers to keep the place running like it always has. If we pick the comic book villain because he's 3 years younger and hope he was kidding about all the horrendous shit he said he would do then we are the stupidest fucktards on the planet.
A message to wavering Democrats
I know that it's popular to dismiss President Biden. I get it. He's old. This is the first election featuring the 2 oldest candidates, ever. So what? The future of the WORLD is literally dependent on this election. To boot Biden from the ticket and try to bootstrap another candidate is madness. Booting this incumbent and hoping his VP will succeed is like firing the cook and hoping the dishwasher will give you Michelin-quality food. Stick with the old man, and figure out a way to enact his popular policies while also expanding the Supreme Court, enacting term limits and limiting "Christian" Nationalists.
Got mine in-house on an hpe dl360 gen 9 running in docker with 2 18tb drives for storing Linux ISO's :)
What's going on with England's banks?
Clueless American here. I saw a commercial for Nationwide bank promising the keep their branches open until at least 2028. Is there a push to close banks? Is this more fallout from Brexit?