“Athletic fit” jeans are supposed to be designed for guys with thighs and ass. I like the Target brand ones because I need a 28" or 29" inseam and the Target brand shrinks vertically in the wash. I can’t buy long sleeve shirts at Target though because those don’t shrink to fit my t-rex arms.

You forgot the piano, and the skilled person who is sometimes playing said piano.

I think you would get enough though. Lemmy seems to skew older and and based on what I’ve seen a fair number of people have kids.

I can think of someone who would probably be game to mod it, but he’s a bit notorious for continuing somewhat silly arguments on occasion…

There actually is a gills npm package, lol.

By the standards of US and Canadian politics, yeah we’re to the left of center. But “center” has been dragged to the right so far that it’s prompting this whole argument. The Overton window had shifted so far that liberalism - which, in a current context, supports relatively unregulated capitalism and trickle down economics - there’s a whole swath of political ideologies that’s basically nonexistent within our modern day electoral politics. I’m somewhere in the anarchist range and choose to engage with electoral politics - if they chose to participate within the context of a FPTP voting system with two options, we’d find ourselves voting for the same candidate despite our likely highly differing political beliefs. In many countries that left wing is less smashed, the range of political discourse is much wider.

Shit just works is to the left side of, but comfortably within, the current Canadian Overton window. In a global sense, the instance is kinda to the right, in the same way that Bernie Sanders is moderate by western European standards.

50 Shades of Gray is basically this, but it takes this idea to 11 for a joke.

At least he washed his feet.

Possibly because Romeo and Juliet were stupid teenagers and and part of the tragedy is about the impulsiveness of youth. A good teacher can sometimes get that across, but I suspect it doesn’t really sink in. And if they didn’t teach it with A Midsummer Night’s Dream it’s also a missed opportunity - Romeo and Juliet is satirized during the Pyramus and Thisby play-in-a-play.

Cycling frog is lit. I don’t think I’ve had any of their seltzers but their huckleberry gummies are great.

This was one of the best parts of the pandemic.

Let local news anchors work from home!

It’s THE STRONGEST SHAPE!

Warning, YouTube shorts link

Most public transit has very similar rules.

The bad thing is rules like this are necessary.

In addition to air conditioning becoming widespread, Walt Disney World opened in 1971. There was very little in Orlando prior to that due to not being on the coast - it’s miserably hot and doesn’t get the afternoon breeze off the ocean like costal cities.

I had a friend who got in trouble with the FBI this way.

The insane pricing creating a miserable push to do all the things is basically the entire Disney experience for families. I used to work in one of the parks, and people were exhausted and burnt out trying to do everything, and my advice to people visiting the parks was always “don’t try to do everything, try to pick some of it and enjoy what you do”.

Best: full size candy bars Worst: US Smarties.

I went there on a field trip through my community college. The museum was amazing, definitely worth the trip if you’re in Florida.

Oh big time. I’m a transgender man and it was very noticable for a while when my body odor changed.

It was Buck Angel, and when I first came out a dozen years ago his views were already trending towards yikes but he was not nearly the pariah he became when the transmedicalist discourse really flared up. Back then he was called “tranpa” (like Grandpa) and still respected for his advocacy during a time when there were few visible trans men doing that work. And iirc he was just given a role reading a quote in a vid, there wasn’t much of a platform to be had there. I don’t think he should have been in that video, but I’m also not someone clamoring to cancel her.