TomMasz

It’s a slippery slope and we’re all wearing roller skates.

No matter what happens it’s going to be expensive.

Beats “unfortunate”, so there’s that.

I answered this question with Other: You should be ashamed for even asking this question.

It took me a while to scroll through the list of CVEs. Clearly, a whole new meaning for the word “few” that I was unaware of.

The best part is he doesn’t just escape, he escapes to go pick fights with lions.

That’s not quite the solution you think it is.

I think it makes you split into two equally malevolent entities.

There are two supermarket chains in my area. One puts canned olives in the canned vegetable aisle, the other in the canned fruit aisle. And I always forget which is which and invariably end up in the wrong aisle.

That’s a frighteningly large number of eagles. Like an apocalyptic number.

To my surprise, bulldog ants are real and somewhat disturbing. Of course they’re Australian.

Larger buns tend to be pretty chill. I don’t think a small one would have tolerated this.

Non-English-speaking package designer.

There’s something about them that seems off but not too off, at least until you zoom in. Then the horror begins.

Oh, look at Mr. Bigbucks with his fancy kerning. Poor companies can’t afford such luxuries.

I’m way over 40, and I don’t think anything good will ever happen again. I’d always thought the '70s were bad, but they can’t hold a candle to what we’re experiencing now.

I have so many questions and I will ask none of them.

There’s a reason for everything. Sometimes that reason is “I don’t give fuck.”

It came up in hazmat training when I was a volunteer firefighter. It’s like handling firearms, you always assume they’re loaded.

There are lots of US standards like this. You’d be surprised how much product a railroad tank car can contain and still be called “empty”. US industry has an outsized influence on the creation of standards.