Resistance is futile

My planter of cat grass that I forgot about is going strong out of the gate

Too clever by half, methinks!

Brutal

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Sounds like Uber didn’t pay their protection money

Sounds like something a beta would say

So it’s justifiable to irritate those around you and be obnoxious as long as you are enjoying yourself. Got it.

Yep. Don’t try to force her to be affectionate. Just be around, and be non-threatening, annd mostly ignore her, and be the source of food, and soon she will grow to trust you.

I’m sure consequences will be swift and just

Hurray for Trump’s idiocy!

Seriously though. I’ll sacrifice this capitalistic nonsense to save a habitable environment.

• Dark
• The OA
• ST: Lower Decks
• The Office
• Parks and Rec
• Peaky Blinders
• I’m dragging my feet getting through seasons 2 of Silo and Severance.

Does it matter if they were caught if there were no penalties?

I know Skyrim when I see it!

Locals noted that the $16 million project is meant for flooding or rain water issues (heavy rainfall can come off the mountain and accumulate in town), instead of ocean water problems eyed by the Army Corps plans.

Recent projections from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administrationshow wide sections of the Highlands likely being inundated by roughly 2.5 and 3.5 feet of increased ocean levels by 2100.

And storms have not been kind to the Jersey Shore town.

When Hurricane Sandy hit in 2012, more than 83% of the borough’s homes were damaged.

Residents in the area are candid, noting that storms can make entire sections of the roadway impassable.

Highlands’ storm drains also back up amid harsh weather — causing their own flooding issues.

Pointing to the concerns, local and federal officials have studied the borough for potential solutions for over three decades.

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and the state most recently proposed building the $148 million floodwall, with an up-front cost to Highlands taxpayers of $13 million to build and an annual cost of $452,000 to maintain.

The reinforced concrete structure was slated to be 14 feet high and extend over a mile — from Veterans Park to the One Willow Seafood Restaurant. It ostensibly would have spanned the town’s entire waterfront.

However, this past Election Day as part of a ballot question, 1,959 people in Highlands voted “no” to the floodwall and 579 voted “yes.”

In addition to worries the local section of Jersey Shore coast could be marred by the wall, a decade ago — when Sandy hit — some experts said building a floodwall could create a “bathtub effect” and trap more water downtown.

In the fall, Highlands Mayor Broullon clarified the ballot question was not binding.  Still, she later said the borough planned to “honor that vote” while continuing to work with state and federal agencies to help solve the flooding issues.

Five months later, that sentiment remains.

This is very, very obviously a horrendous place both to live, and to continue living. These people are stupid as a bag of rocks and are getting they deserve.

I’m certain this will work out well for everyone, with no lasting negative consequences at all.

I have a collector’s edition DVD of Repo Man that came in a metal tin shaped like a license plate

I feel like this is not a B-Movie, but I don’t care because this movie is awesome.

Hey Trump. These investigations make you look uh…pretty gay. Something to keep in mind.