King of the Chill is Guy Andrew.
King Chill is my blog. Also, an art car.
GuySpace is my main blog.
Jude is about Jews and our haters.
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Wordly Durdley is a Simpsons-Wordle game.
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During a discussion of biases, the topic of “$2.99’ vs “$3.00” came up.
“A third of Gen Zers also said they ask other people to order at restaurants because of this anxiety.”
“Only 7.9% of respondents said they agree women must be made to wear hijab, down from 18.6 percent.”
here I am, drafting a guide on the bare minimum — like creating calendar invites — because apparently, professionalism died with computers
“You should also never charge your device at a public USB port. That same port that charges your gadget can also infect it.”
"As the data have worsened, Beijing has tightened the flow of information around its economy."
Wherever you are in life, someone is suffering worse. Maybe they’re happier than you anyways.
Hairy Situations: A Comedic Take on the Shear Absurdity of Armpit Etiquette
“the fair-minded listener could likely find a kernel of truth in each of the stories mentioned above despite their almost comic slantedness.”
This list is not about my preferences. If you’re curious about those: Yes, to pinapple on pizza. No, to cream cheese in sushi. Meat rare. Sub toppings pickled. And most important: wet your dries.
@everyone shatters the mindlessness of doom scrolling. It forces you to be mindful.
“In 1846, former President John Quincy Adams suffered a stroke that left him partially paralyzed. Voters didn’t care. The former U.S. senator from Massachusetts overcame its debilitating effects and was then sent back to Washington”
We are looking at diverting about 1,444 km^3 annually, resulting in 72,200 km^3 over 50 years.
“The data supports longtime research that shows that Black women receive less than 1% of venture funding”
Since comedian Amy Schumer was originally cast for the role of Barbie, it’s hard to imagine the writers did not know McFadden’s classic bit. Did they credit him? Who knows.
“the human mind is a surprisingly efficient and even elegant system that operates with small amounts of information; it seeks not to infer brute correlations among data points but to create explanations.”
In most countries, restaurants exemplify the kindness tax. Kind people tip, so kind people spend more.
