
Frontline: The Card Game premiers on PBS THIRTEEN now (fashionably late notice for 9PM start.) Get an in-depth education on the credit card industry’s version of rope-a-dope.
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Frontline: The Card Game premiers on PBS THIRTEEN now (fashionably late notice for 9PM start.) Get an in-depth education on the credit card industry’s version of rope-a-dope.
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No pressure, fiancées.
The search for a token grooms’ magazine was thwarted by realizing the niche is covered by occasional how to pick a ring & how to tie a bow-tie features in laddie mags.
link![Costco in Harlem = more frequent stocking of Kirkland Signature beers.
Unlike most other Costco’s, there’s a fee for parking (~$4/2hrs). I know, I know, but it included a well-staffed, low-stress spot-finding experience that I deem worth it. Otherwise, it’s just a marginally smaller iteration of the same dignity challenging, money saving consumerism suburbanites have gone sprawly over for years.
[See also: East River Plaza. Trivia: the Bronx is the only borough sans Costco.]](http://14.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_ktky6wdyO21qz7a78o1_500.jpg)
Costco in Harlem = more frequent stocking of Kirkland Signature beers.
Unlike most other Costco’s, there’s a fee for parking (~$4/2hrs). I know, I know, but it included a well-staffed, low-stress spot-finding experience that I deem worth it. Otherwise, it’s just a marginally smaller iteration of the same dignity challenging, money saving consumerism suburbanites have gone sprawly over for years.
[See also: East River Plaza. Trivia: the Bronx is the only borough sans Costco.]
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katieschenk: “Bring us your tired, your poor, and your trash.”
Funny you should make that quip as that popularly recalled line from the The New Colossus’ middle:
Give me your tired, your poor,
Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free,
ends:
The wretched refuse of your teeming shore.
Way to un-meta the phor, Schenk!
via • link“I meet with the gays here and there. They were in my house two weeks ago. I don’t mind gays. But I don’t want ‘em stuffing it down my throat all the time.”
Utah State Sen. Chris Buttars, explaining his support for an anti-discrimination bill protecting homosexuals in light of previously supporting a ban on gay marriage. The coda on his gaffetastic quote: “Certainly not in my kid’s face.”
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