15 minutes later Kirk is halfway up El Capitan while Picard is in hover boots trying to remind him what a bad idea it is to board a ship captained by Cameron from Ferris Bueller's Day Off
You know when users complain about the lingering bugs, unexpected slow downs, and slow delivery of new features caused by tech debt (even though they don't know that). That's them caring about your stack, whether they know it or not.
That pipe had a vendetta
A modern take of the full english. You've got your beans, tortilla instead of hashbrowns, red buffalo flavoring in place of the tomato, ranch as a stand-in for sausage, and the self-loathing fills in for the black pudding.
He's named after Laszlo Cravensworth from What We Do in the Shadows.
But he reminds me of Jackie Daytona, somehow.
I'm my few months there I don't think he responded to his name, but he knew the sound of us yelling at him from across the field - that would get his attention.
Shhh, you'll wake it.
I've been there. 58008 Cleavage Ct. in Twin Peaks.
In college I did my internship working at a reptile house that did educational events at schools, libraries, fairs, etc. We had several alligators but only one that was allowed to wander the grounds (supervised). The property has a creek with high banks running through it that is all snow melt in the summer, and it was my job to go drag Spike out of the water and into the sun when he'd go sit in the icy water too long and couldn't get himself back over the bank.
Seeing that person with a gator by the tail trying to keep it out of the water brings that all flooding back. Spike wasn't that big though.
I assumed his neural net had gone screwy from having Picard poke at it with a sharp stick then spending centuries, unpowered, in a cave. And now he legit thinks he should live at 221B Baker St with his very own Mrs. Hudson.
Dan Quale was unelectable because he thought potato had an e on the end
~~sauce~~ source
Zozo strained a tendon last week so he's forced to postpone his calling of being an orange rocket. He's healing up though.
Mark McKinney from The Kids in the Hall (SNL, Superstore and more) has a series on CTV in which each episode has him trying out a new hobby by spending time with a mentor. In series 1, episode 6 his mentor is James Chatto who is Mae Martin's dad. They show a brief clip from the prize task.
Just before the reveal I said to my wife, "I half expected them to tap Mae's dad for this" since I didn't recognize him by name.
Sadly, I'm not sure how to watch it legally outside Canada or a VPN's Canadian IP.
I'll go ahead continue today's trend of awesome orange kitties.
Our Laszlo (aka Zozo) likes to show up early in my work day so he can watch all the little faces during my morning meetings while using my wrist as a pillow. Then we turn on some youtube cat tv if he sticks around after meetings are over.
Ok this is more disappointing than infuriating, but I've been voting for 26 years and just once I want the state or county to give me a frickin' sticker.
If that doesn't work try sudo systemctl restart engines && sudo engage
I know we've already done Mot's apple sauce, but I pictured the Mott's Apple Cannibal as Mot. Now you all have to see it too.
I happened to notice today that the "Itchy and Scratch Land" episode of The Simpsons aired just over 30 years ago (on Oct. 2nd, 1994).
That means that, for a full 3 decades now, I have checked every single gift, souvenir, and tourist shop I've been in for a Bort plate. Its not obsessive and I'm not going out of my way, but if I see a rack of novelty license plates I make a point to look for Bort.
Anyone else, or am I alone in this particular pop culture predilection?
I still live in the '96 year of the Linux desktop. Red Hat hasn't enterprised yet, Debian is the scrappy new underdog, and the kernel maintainers are all young, flexible, and open to new technologies.