Good for them! Like to see a quality local business thrive.

I am a dwarf and I’m digging a hole

Diggy diggy hole

Digging a hole.

Starting to look like The Farm is Auschwitz. CECOT is Dachau.

My old roommate waited 3 weeks to get a drivers license, and they spelled his name wrong on it.

I call it The Subtle Art of Shutting the Fuck Up.

He played like ass most of the year, he was massively overpaid, and he caused/ was involved in tons of drama. Jets would have been idiotic to do anything other than move on. Rodgers’ ego on display here.

Please do this. Also do it for some of the other similar streets in the city, like Ballard Ave. Maybe open it to delivery trucks only before 8am, then foot traffic only the rest of the day?

Are they going to make it funny again? Or will it be as exhausting as season 3?

Filtering money from poor people into the pockets of rich people, and also feeding the war machine funds.

Saw these guys open for Eluveitie a couple years ago without being too familiar with them. I had always assumed there were two vocalists, but no, that’s one person making all those sounds. Fucking impressive.

Farve didn’t even know what dime defense was!

Runter, hoffentlich.

Or spray painted a cybertruck…

Slightly irrelevant, but I used to work with a guy who moved from Vietnam and changed his name to a more American one. Motherfucker was named Joe Cobra.

Wasn’t he a judge for barely a year before getting appointed? Then for three decades he just agreed with whatever evil shit Scalia said. He really might not know how to be a judge.

Hell, even Godwin came out and said “Oh yeah, these guys are totally acting like Nazis. Go ahead and compare them.”

The cart-driving was after beating the Huskies. There was some fun cognitive dissonance rooting for him on the Hawks while remembering that.

I’m really not sure I want to go into this season with Chucky and Drew Lock being the only options.

At least we didn’t sign Rodgers…

Mine autocorrects “the” to “ther” sometimes. Not even a damn word.

First they came for the tired, the poor, the huddled masses yearning to breathe free.