I’m wondering if they were on the top of his head and they fell down off-frame to the granny look? I can’t remember where they were before butterfingers dropped his gun.

It’s worth watching in the video. The incompetence is a sight to behold.

The jacked-up idiot drops his gun at about 57 seconds in. Then the man he’s holding down bats it five feet away and the clown dives after it.

Such a hero

Nah, it’s not the police. These imbeciles probably bring their own guns, which is why this one dropped his.

Fucking meatheads.

Definitely serious!

It is described in the article as a “cruising” app.

“Cruising” is a term usually referring to anonymous gay men hooking up.

Oh that’s true I literally forgot about those people!

I would argue there are still not tons of them, but it’s a good point

And everyone has a $70k car, right?

The people in here defending private sailboats like it’s something anyone can do is insane.

Yeah let me just go out and drop $70k on a thing I use a few times a year in the water. Nothing rich-person about that…

Oh yeah, tons of middle-class and poor people own sailboats…

My guess? Loyalty pledge.

I don’t go to bars but I vaguely remember seeing bar-top digital games at some point too.

I can’t remember when this was, I just remember being flabbergasted that someone might pay to play a bejeweled knockoff or something.

It’s not just you! Forza Horizon has been the main series of video game I looked forward to. I loved 3 and 4.

It didn’t take long for 5 to concentrate fully on the weekly bullshit and making the game more about puzzles and Hot Wheels-style excitement than driving.

This is the first Horizon game in over a decade that I couldn’t care less about. It just feels like a sad shell of the previous games.

It’s such a funny example. He was so famous in the 80s!

Never Gonna Give You Up was literally #1 in 25 countries in 1988. He was nominated for a Grammy but lost to Tracy Chapman.

He’s sold 40 million albums.

During the period between his debut release and his fifth single (in 1988), Astley outsold every other artist in the world. (From his Wikipedia article)

I would argue he wasn’t accidentally famous at all, as he partnered with the Hit Factory. They produced Dead or Alive’s “You Spin Me Round (Like a Record)” in 1985.

“I knew, though, that when I got my turn, it would be a big thing, because Stock Aitken Waterman were becoming this big hit machine.”

Having a big hit is why he started working at their production studio as a “tea boy.”

The victims were not immediately clear but Lyons said that “all ICE agents and officers at [the] location are accounted for right now.”

This is also notable!

Because I assumed the narrative was that the shooter was targeting ICE agents.

There was even a woman goaltender for the Tampa Bay Lightning organization in the 1990s! She tried out for the team and was in minor league hockey for five years.

She did play in two preseason NHL games, in 1991 (allowing two goals on nine shots) and 1993.

It’s a bit of an odd photo to use as the main image!

That’s the woman that got punched by a cop, apparently it required surgery.

That is really interesting I did not know David Bowie did that!

Yep, naturally it works this way for many laws.

When plate readers became more of a thing for tolls and running red lights, people started modifying their license plates.

I have people in my family who don’t care about traffic laws if it doesn’t go on your record and the fine isn’t super expensive. They brag about it, in fact.

A remarkable number of people think they’re clever if they cheat.

I think they barely cared, and still don’t care. It barely constitutes a footnote.

“A larger amount of subscribers will ‘churn’ this month and we have reason to believe most will be back to watch the next season of Andor.”

Seriously, how sad is it that it’s happening now that it’s almost destroyed?

Cool thanks buddy, no time like the present I guess.

My company is not a place where you learn how to code, it’s a place where you learn all the stuff which you didn’t think you’d have to do as a software engineer.

This to me is actually the “secret” of software engineering: it’s frequently doing the stuff you didn’t think you’d have to do as a software engineer.

The hard part is often finding someone who can do both while also wanting to work at your company.

It’s both! Though Lay’s came first. I looked it up because I couldn’t remember.

Pringles is “once you pop, you can’t stop,” in the mid 1990s.

Lay’s is “betcha can’t eat just one,” starting in the early 1960s!

Now I want chips.