Octopus Overlords

Skinypupy wrote: Little B 8.5 finally took her training wheels off.

LordMortis wrote:

Skinypupy wrote: Little B 8.5 finally took her training wheels off.

Weren't you describing here as Little B 3.0, like yesterday?

"Anna and I are sad to announce we are legally separating. We tried hard for a long time, and we're really disappointed. Our son has two parents who love him very much and for his sake we want to keep this situation as private as possible moving forward," Pratt posted on his Facebook page. Pratt's publicist confirmed the separation to CNN.

"We still have love for each other, will always cherish our time together and continue to have the deepest respect for one another."
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The couple has been married for eight years. They have one child together.

Isgrimnur wrote:I hate that song.

Daehawk wrote:TRY LALA SOUR CREAM!!

Thats my recommendation hahaha. I love sour cream. Ive had ok sour cream and good sour cream. Ive never had amazing sour cream...until Lala. Came across it in the store and the wife picked some up. This is the best tasting sour cream Ive had in my life. Never heard of it before. Im simply eating spoon fulls of it..must stop.



Also says Mexican style. All I can find on that is its thinner.

Paingod wrote:No thanks.

Skinypupy wrote:

Isgrimnur wrote:I hate that song.

I do too, actually.

KKBlue wrote:

Skinypupy wrote:

Isgrimnur wrote:I hate that song.

I do too, actually.

Me three!

Rip wrote:

KKBlue wrote:

Skinypupy wrote:

Isgrimnur wrote:I hate that song.

I do too, actually.

Me three!

Stop it, don't be h8ters. That song is AWESOME!

Rip wrote:

KKBlue wrote:

Skinypupy wrote:

Isgrimnur wrote:I hate that song.

I do too, actually.

Me three!

Stop it, don't be h8ters. That song is AWESOME!

Skinypupy wrote:My streak of 27 years accident free finally came to an end tonight.

Some dumb-ass kid sideswiped me in the rec center parking lot. No injuries (doubt either of us was going 10mph), but it did a hell of a number of my driver's side door. I felt kinda bad for him...and what this is going to do to his insurance premiums.

Jaymann wrote:Testing 123

Jaymann wrote:Testing 123

Jaymann wrote:Testing 123

A Denton County police department wants Whataburger customers to stop stealing the restaurants' orange plastic order numbers.

The Northeast Police Department, which serves Cross Roads and Krugerville, said in a Facebook post Saturday that it's a "game" for area teens to take the numbers.

"The issue has become very apparent when we ... at times possess more of these numbers than the restaurant does," the department said.

In one photo, the department showed a side-by-side comparison of the large stack of numbers they recovered in one case, compared with the few remaining at a Whataburger.

Those 70 numbers were recovered during an unrelated traffic stop about two weeks ago, Northeast Police Chief James Edland told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.

"Whataburger is ordering a new bundle [of the numbers] every week because they disappear so fast," he said. "It might be a cool thing to do, but it's still stealing."

In what is arguably the most bizarre use of stolen restaurant equipment, the Houston Police Department has announced that it will no longer use table tents acquired from Whataburger as evidence markers at crime scenes across the city.

The practice was never official department policy, but the Department has now instructed its officers to stay away from using items with logos as evidence markers, according to the Houston Chronicle. "We got a lot of concerns as to whether Whataburger was endorsing us or whether we were endorsing Whataburger and whether they were a sponsor of the police department,” spokeswoman Jodi Silva told the paper.

The Department says its use of table tents as crime scene markers was born out of necessity, with officers using random items found in the area to protect evidence, including discarded coffee cups and takeout containers. Because Whataburger is on virtually every corner in Houston, the restaurant’s iconic table tents make for a quality placeholder until the Houston Forensic Center’s crime scene unit can place official evidence markers.

the Houston Police Department has announced that it will no longer use table tents acquired from Whataburger as evidence markers at crime scenes across the city.

Antarctic Heritage Trust conservators found a 100 year old fruit cake among the artefacts from Cape Adare.

Made by Huntley & Palmers, the fruit cake is still wrapped in paper and encased in the remains of a tin-plated iron alloy tin. The cake probably dates to the Cape Adare-based Northern Party of Scott’s Terra Nova expedition (1910 – 1913) as it has been documented that Scott took this particular brand of cake with him at that time. Although the tin was in poor condition, the cake itself looked and smelt (almost) edible.

Spoiler:

Daehawk wrote:Looking at THIS Star Trek galaxy map how can anyone compete with the Federation?? Look at the number of planets in each Empire then compare to the Feds. Impossible.

Daehawk wrote:Looking at THIS Star Trek galaxy map how can anyone compete with the Federation?? Look at the number of planets in each Empire then compare to the Feds. Impossible.

Blackhawk wrote:

Daehawk wrote:Looking at THIS Star Trek galaxy map how can anyone compete with the Federation?? Look at the number of planets in each Empire then compare to the Feds. Impossible.

That is a map of canon locations (mostly stars.) Most of Star Trek canon is about the Federation. It is a reasonable assumption that the other areas have just as many important locations.

Holman wrote: They've revised the ST maps a few times. Where are the Tholians or the Gorn on this one?

Brian wrote:Was troubleshooting the cable/internet connections coming into the wife's new apartment and wondering why it worked in the bedroom but I could not get it working in the living room.

That is, until I pulled the cover plate off of the wall.