Possibly. I remember those, they would take the can in, then spin them so the lasers could find the barcode. These new machines don’t do that. I’ve fed the cans in with the barcode against the belt, and the machine can still tell what they are.

I’d rather snark at them online behind their backs. I have no idea which of them are armed.

I remember when I was in high school working in a grocery store bottle room, crushing all the cans people brought in. Those jobs are gone, now the customers put the cans in themselves, and the machine detects and sorts them into the right bin.

French stop signs say STOP. Quebecois stop signs say… ARRET?

Love that one too.

The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars

No

Of course it is. Not just for the workers but for the exact reasons you’ve stated.

Small load-bearing carabineer, with categorized keys on their own ring. Car keys, house keys, safes, bikes. Just grab the keys you need and go.

You can make just about anything from corn.

Food, sugar, fuel, sextoys, plastic… The list is pretty long.

The Ramones. If ever a band deserved to be a 1-hit wonder, this is it.

Rush is goddamn terrible. Every song changes tempo 12 times so the drummer can show off.

Story only mentions ‘X’. Is there anyone on ‘X’ not subjected to hate speech?

Maybe there’s a lesson here.

Quota? Why?

I was in Spain several years ago. I had a day to kill before my flight, so was driving around just sightseeing. Suddenly, I’m in Portugal. As an American, I was a little freaked out to be in a different country without any warning.

There were probably warnings, I just couldn’t read them. But no border patrol, no stops, just Spain…then Portugal.

If we open the borders, that shuts off most of the reasons people have to hide. It opens up cooperation. People won’t be afraid to ask for help if they’re the victim of crime. People are more likely to become a part of the community. Or, they come across the border to work, then go back daily, weekly, whatever.

Yes, there will still be crime. There always is. I think we criminalize the wrong things.

The most esoteric item I’ve printed is a tiny clip that holds the fill tube in place, in my toilet. And I didn’t have to design it myself, someone else had the same problem with the same toilet and posted their solution.

President Vance, without a doubt.

“Holy Wah!”

I had a couple of hot dogs the other day.

It’s much cheaper to power computers with the brains most of us aren’t using.