I’ve used it on multi-day backpacking trips but at that point I’m so gross I have to rinse and repeat with regular shampoo, so I’m not the best barometer.
Watching college football also reminds all of us of our glory years. NFL football is a reminder that we most likely (I refuse to give up on my dream) won’t ever be professional athletes.
My theory is it’s to get more page views, but this would not add to your unique site visits for those of us who routinely check for new comments. An explanation as to why the change was made would be a great way to Touch Base with your more frequent followers.
Same here. Knox was funny as shit and Brian had a good take on going through your 20’s combined with a solid self-deprecating style when appropriate. Since moving to Austin, Duda comes off as either borderline suicidal or a complete asshole. I hope he finds a more consistently relatable voice.
There’s probably some sort of agreement in place that neither party can discuss what happened or disparage the others’ name. And if there isn’t, saying anything detrimental about a former employee / employer isn’t good in any industry. So we’ll forever be stuck with the “we just had a difference of opinion on something and it didn’t work out.”
I think you should sit down with BLM and explain this. “So, uh, guys, we’ve been doing some talking and if the Hebrews can get over thousands of years of persecution, slavery, and genocide, it’s high time you do the same. Come on. Let’s be reasonable here.”
I think Duda meant the pulp reminds him of fresh-squeezed, which is pretty expensive and actually used to measure relative wealth across a large geographic region, i.e. more fresh-squeezed OJ consumed is an indicator of rich people living that brunch life.
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I’ve used it on multi-day backpacking trips but at that point I’m so gross I have to rinse and repeat with regular shampoo, so I’m not the best barometer.
There’s also apparently something called dry shampoo currently in my wife’s bathroom.
Well written, Will. The monotone feeling throughout this week’s edition perfectly summed up with, “Same shit. Different day.”
My alma matter (also a “hockey school”) won the Lacrosse championship last year. It was fun to watch, but just not the same.
Watching college football also reminds all of us of our glory years. NFL football is a reminder that we most likely (I refuse to give up on my dream) won’t ever be professional athletes.
The recent mass exodus of oil and gas companies from Tulsa sure aint helping his client base.
My theory is it’s to get more page views, but this would not add to your unique site visits for those of us who routinely check for new comments. An explanation as to why the change was made would be a great way to Touch Base with your more frequent followers.
I like knowing if comments are on the articles before I read them. No comments normally equals shitty article.
2/10: I’m old and curmudgeonly, not a fan of adapting to unannounced changes.
Get ready for a cougar crush on Renee Russo.
I’m excited just thinking about a blooper real set to the “Curb” intro / outro music.
If I drank enough to get a hangover I probably shouldn’t be poking myself with a needle at 2:30 am.
Same here. Knox was funny as shit and Brian had a good take on going through your 20’s combined with a solid self-deprecating style when appropriate. Since moving to Austin, Duda comes off as either borderline suicidal or a complete asshole. I hope he finds a more consistently relatable voice.
There’s probably some sort of agreement in place that neither party can discuss what happened or disparage the others’ name. And if there isn’t, saying anything detrimental about a former employee / employer isn’t good in any industry. So we’ll forever be stuck with the “we just had a difference of opinion on something and it didn’t work out.”
Going to miss The Onion headlines too.
Really missed out on a nod to Big T-Shirt Matt here, Will.
I think you should sit down with BLM and explain this. “So, uh, guys, we’ve been doing some talking and if the Hebrews can get over thousands of years of persecution, slavery, and genocide, it’s high time you do the same. Come on. Let’s be reasonable here.”
That might be the ultimate OJ power order. You got me on this one, Cube.
I think Duda meant the pulp reminds him of fresh-squeezed, which is pretty expensive and actually used to measure relative wealth across a large geographic region, i.e. more fresh-squeezed OJ consumed is an indicator of rich people living that brunch life.
I don’t know if I should Nice Work or Meh this.
There’s a great Dorn joke in here, but I’ll leave the sub-sophomoric humor to TFM.