@Graci We have it here, it's like Steak & Shake with better fries.

@Lindy have you tried logging out adn logging back into YT?

@Pitizenlyn yeah, but it wasn't SUPPOSED to move. I don't know if 'falling into the water' counts....

Alas.

fyi: if you see a news brief of something else that refers to the mv Dali striking the FSK Bridge as an "allision" that is actually the correct term.

At sea, a collision is when two moving objects strike each other, and an allision is when a moving object strikes an immovable object, like a bridge or a dock.

And that is the end of your mini info dump for the day. ;)

@OldDeckHand yep, the power going out - twice - plus the mayday calls and tossing the port anchor out to try to stop is def a medical emergency.

not.

@hallmarc he's remote, but he already believes that

coworker who basically lives in a bunker thinks that the bridge collapse in Baltimore was on purpose and is the fault of the current administration.

*headdesk*

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@TwiHusband but....Atheists are not Satan-worshippers. They are *atheists*.

Atheists don't believe in God OR gods, or other deities. Satan would be a deity.

The amount of stupid is great.

Oh, so a possible reason for the reduction in bond and the time extension is that the court was getting death and bomb threats.

Great. I can see that sanity is no longer an option.

WTF. Really?

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Thanks, mcrosoft, for moving the icons around on my taskbar and adding Copilot.

*removes icon and resets Show Desktop like it was before*

@elmaxx *GASP*. Don't you know that Dihydrogen monoxide is totally *toxic*??!!??!!eleventy11!!

It causes pneumonia or death when inhaled, bloating, and *wrinkles*!! Also used in nuclear power plants, and deadly to wicked witches!!

Sheesh.

@BrazenlyLiberal don't forget to take your salt

@tgraph52 @JoyfullyDazed Woods in "Contact". I don't think he was actually playing the role.

@DavidSalo yup. me too

@ceor l very much enjoy Kurlansky's books. My first exposure to him was the audiobook of "Salt", read by one of my fav narrators, Scott Brick. I think I have picked up most of his works, but I see one I haven't read yet: "Paper"!!