bad work strabo

5 am is the best time to get the drill out and hang stuff up because it's when the walls are at their softest

anyone else incapable of not thinking "wow the amount of people and layers of work that went into this" anytime anything ever happens or exists? and i mean anything. think about any random thing right now. think about the phone in your hands, your favorite blanket, a game at a stadium, an arctic expedition, an app nobody uses. all the designers, planners, organizers, manufacturers, sailors, pilots, drivers, any and everyone involved in getting that thing to you or to exist. everything manmade that exists in this world wouldn't be possible without hundreds or thousands of people being involved in its process. and I think that's nuckin futs

I highly recommend the book Thanks a Thousand by A.J. Jacobs! He decided to personally thank every person involved with the production of his daily cup of coffee and quickly realized how difficult that really is! He started with his barista and tracked down everyone from the farmer who grew the beans to the driver of the truck who delivered them to the cafe to the construction worker who paved the road for the truck to drive, and so on. It's an excellent read :)

The Smithsonian is trying to suppress this

There are Italians on this site?

Saw a clip of a christian guy saying "all sin deserves the death penalty" and you know what I can support that one just because of how batshit the theology is. Christians for immediate universal genocide. You were born? Die.

So what if my startup “t-shirts for bugs” didn’t go anywhere. That doesn’t mean you shouldn’t invest in Shoes for Bugs

You don’t get it. They have to buy 6

trying as hard as i can to rile up the chimps at the zoo

I'm so bad at making conversation. whenever there's a gap of silence, I'll panic and say something like "have you ever been in a tall building?" or "what's your greatest fear?"

how is it mario day and no one posted the essay