punished Nathaniel

Steve realizing he might be black but he definitely isn’t African

Might be the worst thing I’ve ever seen

My favorite ikea show room

@fatherfgre I would’ve guessed more

what are we doing

There's a common misconception that Brutalist buildings were unpainted, but thanks to microscopic analysis of the exteriors we can now recreate what they looked like in their prime.

@PF_Jung Alex is cool

@PF_Jung My condolences

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@GovKathyHochul @sam_d_1995 After 10 it isn’t enough of a red flag lol.

If you’re speeding over and over again, it’s not a mistake. You’re making our streets dangerous. I’ve got a plan to crack down on super-speeders and make New York City safer. Let’s get it done.

@textbookvillain Especially in season one. People were talking about how crazy it is to take the dad into the morge but like that’s beast mode as shit

I don’t care that Robby yelled at people tbh

@jimavera Well isn’t someone who fucked up in a good place to get advice

Mira a quien le recibis consejos de finanzas

@NewsWire_US BOOOOO

Senators introduce bipartisan bill banning Chinese vehicles and auto parts — NBC

Disagreeing with me tbh… or agreeing with me

@izamamaa If you have the speed to get front of rhe line with a bag that’s really reflectively of the speed of the other passengers

Anyone who exits the plane carrying luggage should be added to the no-fly list immediately.

@_ema_nuel She didn’t even know air bending was a thing

How is Toph more skilled at her bending than Aang, who won against her in the ring in less than 3 minutes with just 1 airbending move??

@Polygon So it’s a larp camp. I love the idea of a guy who thinks larp is for nerds but is like irl dnd camp is based

This adult summer camp brings your D&D campaign to life polygon.com/dnd-summer-cam…

@dieworkwear Although you will have to sacrifice a pair of jeans to the scrap yard to get the fabric

@dieworkwear You could also learn to sew. Im sure pros do it far better but I’m not that good at sewing and have managed to patch of these kind of holes before.

The comments on this are utterly bizarre. This happens when the fabric rubs against itself. You can mitigate some of this by purchasing looser-fitting jeans and/ or washing more often. If you wash your jeans infrequently, tiny dirt particles can get trapped between the fibers, acting like tiny saws. That said, most people don't need to wash their jeans after every wear. IMO, a good rule of thumb is to use common sense — wash your jeans when you think they're dirty. You can repair these holes by taking the jeans to a tailor who knows how to darn. Unlike patching, where a tailor puts another piece of fabric behind the hole, darning is a process of adding entirely new material, filling in the hole in a way that almost matches the weave. However, darning works best on pure cotton jeans. If you purchase a cotton-elastane blend, the darning won't be very stable and thus not last very long. If you don't have a local tailor who knows how to darn, you can send the jeans to Denim Therapy, Denim Surgeon, or Williamsburg Garment Company (all based in New York). They will repair the jeans for a small fee. Best to get the jeans repaired just as you're starting to see the hole formed. The larger the hole, the more expensive the repair, and the harder it will be to make the repair look natural. If you find this happening to tailored trousers, seek out trousers made from a worsted cloth rather than a woolen one, especially in heavier weights and a twill weave. A 16oz whipcord or cavalry twill will wear much harder than a 12oz woolen flannel.

@DevlDWG @brandenflasch Which is why there is a 100% tariff and individual cars aren’t taken on their own merits like every other car.

@brandenflasch They don’t meet US safety standards

I can't currently buy the Chinese EVs that I would like to buy.

@sigmahamster2 See lot of people with jobs