1. Popcorn in printer feed mechanism

2. Spare TV remote jammed into eyeglass holder (depressing volume control)

* 3. Tchotchke blocking TV IR sensor

"At first glance, an amateur might look up at the night sky and mistake the dancing lights for an aurora, which is caused by particles that come down magnetic field lines into Earth's upper atmosphere. The charged rain gives energy to atmospheric molecules and atoms, which in turn, take the energy and radiate light."

^ what power would it take? 100s of kWs?

Carrer de la rosa, 6 https://goo.gl/maps/XoTENBs8QPC2

@aghigi Haha, yes exactly right. :)

much better than an ice cream cone!

Sei in Italia! Marche o Toscana?

Valentino Rossi started with this! Teens like to customize their Ape https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mlyXW45iNI0 

@MisterQ Yes, Tuscany near San Gimignano.

Those mods are so cool! I’d love one of these to putt around the neighbourhood in.

Niye sen kapici cafer misin

Götür müdürüm.

Ucuzcu gavur turist boyle oluyor iste

I need to be in the right head space to watch this.

@micah: #cosign

10 hours cutting out the old bearing race with a Dremel tool. Something, something, something, persistance!

@barrywynn: I will add this to my growing inventory of superpowers, which also include: the ability to delay gratification, and knowing exactly the right time to eat an avocado.

"The U.S. legal system has built up a pleasantly redundant system of safeguards so that investors usually get more or less what they expect. If you invest in a U.S. public company, you are in a sense signing up for a certificate of incorporation and bylaws, which are written in lawyerly language. But you also get a prospectus that explains the terms of your investment in relatively (relatively!) plain English. Also the terms of that investment -- how you vote, what duties the company owes you, what rights you have, etc. -- tend to be constrained by federal securities law, state law, stock exchange listing requirements, underwriter due diligence, public policy, custom and tradition. Even if you invest in a company whose bylaws say that the board of directors can sacrifice you to a demon on the first full moon of a leap year, it's unlikely that that term would be enforced. There is only so much leeway to depart from the standard terms."

So, the $1000 of Ethereum (ether) I didn't buy when I posted this, is now worth $36,000.

Damn you Rhode Island!

The lines on these aren't drawn particularly well.

I had a very hard time trying this on my phone due to some line issues, but once I tried on my computer all was well.

This just in: Rhode Island not actually an island.

He has a certain je ne sais quoi.

It’s the only way to fly.

"Apparently, it’s impossible to imagine a galaxy far, far away in which the Millennium Falcon doesn’t weave through a canyon and Rebel bases are not besieged; there must always be a Jedi warrior with a British accent, and bands of resistance fighters must always include a raffish rogue with cool hair; someone must always conceive a crazy plan to sneak into an enemy stronghold and then get caught. Just as one’s dreams converge on the same situations (the pop quiz, the dentist’s office), so “Star Wars” seems to take place in a dream world in which old friends are perpetually reuniting and nobody can find his or her parents."

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RpajFQECzAk 

@ufux Super interesting, thanks!

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Meanwhile, it only costs $45 to join the Democratic Socialists of America: https://act.dsausa.org/donate/membership/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4a363kSSe34 

bruh

Time to change the goals to 11. Or 10.

The thing that irks me more than missing my goal, is that the failed challenges don't show up with the others. I'd like to have the option of displaying them too.

Her: Well, you ARE a Pisces. Me: Ooh, shiny!

Don’t feel bad, they are designed first and foremost to catch the apple of the fisher’s eye.

That is all.

I wish I could find more plant breeding opportunities out there. The ones I can find are near Guelph.