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  • I don’t know if these particular ones are actual sunglasses or toys, but I have some in that style that are proper polarised sunglasses; they certainly don’t look conservative.

  • Society for Creative Anachronism

  • Ask the Leyland Brothers

    1. Ignore it, if there’s no reaction the novelty will wear off
    2. sing along, but change the words to something even more stupid so that the kid doesn’t like the song any more (I don’t know the song and won’t look it up, but I’m sure you can figure it out)
  • If it’s wrong to take the right shoes, then would it be it right to take the left shoes?

  • I’d you aren’t already, you should be pulling the fridge out every six months or so and cleaning behind it to keep the compressor free from dust bunnies.

    Thanks, appreciate that.

  • Thanks, we’re coming up on three years for this fridge, so now I know what to expect. (Also in Australia). We bought this particular fridge not because of brand, but because we’re renting and the kitchen has a stupid cutout space between cabinets and this is the only fridge that fits.

  • Not a Samsung. My wife used to be a big fan, but the last two brand new Samsung fridges broke within weeks, and their product support was terrible.

    (Our current fridge is LG and we haven’t had any problems with it. There are probably other brands that are also reliable and well built).

  • Gilgamesh the King, by Robert Silverberg

  • your company receives a ZIP file with an invoice

    Yet another reason to delete without opening the attachment. so many companies deliberately send emails and text messages that look suspicious (for tracking, or shortening the link “for the convenience of users”, or just incompetence); you can’t both educate the user not to open them, and at the same time allow your company to send suspicious looking links.

  • anisotropic /ăn-ī″sə-trŏp′ĭk, -trō′pĭk/

    adjective

    1. Not isotropic. 
    2. Having properties that differ based on the direction of measurement. 
    3. Having properties that differ according to the direction of measurement; exhibiting anisotropy.

     

    The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition • More at Wordnik

  • That’s so cool! Now tell us about this crime-fighting train.

  • It’s “its”, not “it’s”, unless you mean “it is”, in which case it is “it’s “.

  • in no particular order:

    • Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance
    • Swallows and Amazons
    • How to Lose Friends and Infuriate People
    • The Wizard of Earthsea
    • Longmire
    • Dark Winds
    • Department Q
  • Guinness

  • Oh, is Wayland working now?