I wear button up shirts for work, and I only button and unbutton the second one down and pull the shirt on and off over my head (I never button the top button). By not buttoning and unbuttoning the other ones, it reduces the stress on the threads, and greatly reduces the chance that you will have a button pop off.

Where is this located? (Yes, I’m too lazy to Google it.)

Wow, thanks thehill.com for not linking to or even telling me the name of the account in question.

I read that like you’re Tony the Tiger. “It is GRRRRRREAT for opening large log files.”

I got a two pack of the Colgate Hum on sale at Woot, and I really like it. It has a Bluetooth connected app that tells me how efficient I am, and it’s definitely made me a better brusher.

Why has no one mentioned this style? I’ve had one for years, and there’s never been a clog it couldn’t fix.

Before you criticize a man, you should walk a mile in his shoes. That way if he gets angry, you’re a mile away! And you’ve got his shoes!

Yeah that first one isn’t right. He won the 2016 election but still claimed it was rigged, and that he should have gotten more votes.

So, I’m not a tinfoil hat wearing conspiracy theorist, but I absolutely believe the theory that Spez & Musk are being paid handsomely under the table by dark money to do their best to ruin Reddit and Twitter. It was the two largest places that liberals congregated, communicated, and publicly posted, and the right wing wants to hamper and/or destroy both sites. I think both are seriously compromised now, and many of the left have fled. In the case of Twitter, it’s just turning into Truth Social lite, and Spez is trying to monetize what’s left of Reddit as fast as he can to rake in cash off what’s left of the dying carcass/bot farm.

Apparently when I post from Voyager, it converts my graphics to gifs. I’m not sure why.

There’s the expression “see you later alligator,” and this is a literal take on it.

You can swipe back from the left to the main screen, but I don’t think you can swipe from the right side to go back to where you came from.