At least

The economist has ever been part of the machinery of the ratchet effect.

Planes, Trains and Automobiles is most instructional in this regard.

At what cost!!?

Ours aren’t so noisy as there’s a family of five carrion crows and and a family of four magpies that control our garden. So the Jays have to swoop in quietly if they want a nut.

About eight years ago a Jay would come in that could mimic a cats meow. He’s sadly long gone now. He lost all of his head feathers, looked a bit like a vulture, then we soon never saw him again.

Maybe they’re PAGANS

Dear readers that antisemitism was describing the actions of the genocidal state of Israel.

I get your point but this type of action has always been part and parcel of settler colonialism. They cynically write their own history/propaganda. The same shits that deny these things haven’t happened over and over again are terrified of immigrants because of their own internalised behaviours.

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These match books have card matches so they are difficult to strike like a wooden match. The card match is drawn through between the cover of the matchbook and the striking surface. So the ad on the front of the packet is a word play on the igniting mechanism. Larson’s joke here seems to be that Michaelangelo Da Vinci , one of history’s most famous artists, was inspired to become an artist by one of these everyday matchbook puns.

It was a rhetorical request. Do not darken your soul on my account.

Settler colonists

are the worst.

Now do Thatcher

I remember seeing this guy on TV at the time. He cut it up into squares small enough to pass through his digestive tract.

Dancing on the head of a pin

You’re talking about cock…roaches, yeah?

For real. But it’ll be while they can spin up fake videos like in Running Man fast enough to hood anyone

We’ll probably have to give up text based forums over this

Entertainment dressed as news, channel.

We used to have a neighborhood Jay that would mimic cats by meowing at them. Freaked me out the first time I heard it. They later lost all of their head feathers. Such a crazy bird.