Indie filmmakers could do the same and with better results.

Come on now, they are *clearly* pasta circumcisions.

Beekeeping can be fun and rewarding, but don't do it if your goal is to help bees.

Honeybees aren't in danger of extinction.

Native bees and other pollinators are the ones in danger and honeybees outcompete them for resources, only making the problem worse.

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Disclaimer: IANAE(ntomologist)

"The Art of Computer Programming: Fundamental Algorithms" by Donald Knuth

Can also do this one, in hardback, no less.

A copy of "Programming the 80386" by Crawford and Gelsinger

Son, those are rookie numbers.

When I see Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren endorse Graham Platner, it doesn’t make me trust Platner, it makes me lose respect for Sanders and Warren.

Lego sells a great model of this thing, though the model's horn is less impressive.

I keep seeing this answer, although at least you specified "doe".

Y'all have a different breed of deer than we do in the city.

A city buck won't "accidentally" impale you. It'll do it just to watch your expression change.

I don't approach them unless I'm armed with something long and pointy.

Tell me you've never met a city deer without telling me.

My wife once ended up in the ER because a buck saw her walking our 50 lb. dog and chose violence over running.

Even the does will often paw the ground and snort rather than run.

I take a literal spear with me when I go out to run them off.

Note: it is possible they've fixed this, as I've not used them in years, but it was true last I did.

You can't once they are uninstalled. You have to be able to talk to a device to remove it, which is great fun when one needs a factory reset.

The only "fix" is to create an all new home and start all over.

Genius design, truly, because devices NEVER stop working.

This channel is always excellent, but he set a new bar with this video.

This is one of those feats of genius that seems so obvious in hindsight and yet...

Anyway, ICE must be abolished and we should not tolerate positions that are mealy mouthed about it.

If you want to move beyond furniture restoration to watching old toys and appliances being restored, Mr. Patina and Not Terrible Restorations are both great.

He has a few books out, too (The Pinball Effect and The Knowledge Web are the two I read years ago).

He did a neat thing with footnotes, where, optionally, upon encountering a potential connection, you could skip or to a completely different section of the book and pick up the story from there.

Xpeng IRON robot cut open in front of everyone to prove there's no hijab inside

Me: Look at how lifelike this is!

Wife: Is that an amputee?

Me: *blinks*...Well, shit.

"This tincture is for treating urethra barnacles."

I'm trying to cover the long tail.

Soooooooo...I'm *not*getting the kidney?

I won't deny the resource was there for us, but clearly most people weren't learning from it. Gen X is more supportive of *gestures wildly* than any other generation, with boomers a close second.

It's the kids who grew up without that resource who've turned out the most firmly against all this.

a man is talking to a woman and saying `` so you 're telling me there 's a chance . Alt: Lloyd Christmas saying "So you're telling me there's a chance."

People waiting for The Winds of Winter seeing this.

Among my peers, Buffy the Vampire Slayer probably ranks the highest.

Also never saw Titanic, Avatar, or even a single episode of 90210, Survivor or American Idol. No shade intended towards those that love them, but they just never interested me in the slightest.

"We have to get them off the streets..."

I'd say that depends on how good you are with a paintbrush.

Okay, the toss is impressive and all, but how the hell does he so effortlessly scoop that many bagels onto the plank in the first place?

Diapers are supposed to go on the other end of the dog.

Was at the 7:00 show, but watched this anyway to catch anything I might have missed live. Blew my mind when it was an almost completely different (but equally hilarious) set.

I knew your sets are different week to week. Didn't realize that they are new hour to hour. Your are crazy talented.

Meanwhile, in Montana: the hairs on the back of Hank Green's neck stand up and he turns to face the horizon, as if hearing duty's call once more.

I mean... to be fair, it did the same thing in reality.