The AstraZeneca vaccine’s removal from the medical landscape – driven by politics and ineptitude – is yet more evidence that the statistical books never seem to balance in Gen Xers’ favour
🔗 Opinion: The AstraZeneca fiasco is the latest example of the Gen X curse - The Globe and Mail
This pandemic has ruined my social skills so fucking much, I couldn't smile at a person in the lobby because I was wearing a mask so I fucking SLOW BLINKED AT THEM LIKE A CAT TO SHOW I'M NON THREATENING
— Erin Kyan (@Erinkyan) May 5, 2021
A Chinese Long March rocket stage will have an uncontrolled re-entry somewhere over Earth this weekend.
🔗 Don't panic, but a big Chinese rocket will make an uncontrolled
Mark Bryan is a 61-year-old grandfather livingin Germany. Oh, and he looks great in a pencil skirt and a pair of six-inch stilettos.
I am VERY EXCITED to announce a project @davidmcraney and I have been working on with the great science historian James Burke. Here it is.
— Joe 😷💉👍 Hanson (@DrJoeHanson) May 3, 2021
Want to make this a reality? Then we need your help. Spread the word and tell all the streaming services you want it! pic.twitter.com/5iLvtPqSCl
From classic romcoms to workplace mockumentaries, cringe comedies to antihero showcases, some shows that defy definition, greatest sitcoms.
Tired: "Got my second vaccine dose"
— [email protected]~# (@SoatokDhole) April 27, 2021
Inspired: "Got my sequel injection"
Yup, you got it. It's a weblog, like it's the year 2000 again. Back when it was dot-coms and not dot-ios, when social networking meant going down to the local watering hole, we didn't have a supercomputer on our wrist, and listened to our music on shiny spinning discs.
We've given too much control to Google, Facebook, and Twitter. It's just time to take things back to simple. No comments, likes, 👍, sharing buttons, archives, or even analytics. No notifications, spinny things, popup newsletter subscriptions, or ads.
Just content with a couple modern conveniences. Getting back to my roots and having my own patch of cyberland, posting interesting things I come across on the interwebs. Like I started at the turn of the century
Many people are tying a “Granny Knot”, which sits crooked and comes loose. Learn the “one simple trick” for keeping your shoes neatly and securely tied.