FCKGW posted:

Captain Foo posted:

actually, the jets are very bad

fart simpson posted:

i exclusively feed my cat expensive, canned, grain free, high protein food. im in china too, so i have to get it imported from overseas. her daily food cost is higher than most chinese people

FMguru posted:

was it the one in the whole foods in mountain view?

because the first time i saw that i realized with perfect clarity that we as a species were doomed

H.P. Hovercraft posted:

they have it there but the first time i saw it was at the nice downtown grocery store in nola when i was visiting my parents

the sick fascination as i checked the pricing for what one meal for the tinydogge would be left me feeling as if i would never again be one w/ humanity

H.P. Hovercraft posted:

my old roommate bought herself a cleaver so that she could butcher raw chickens and lamb parts for her cats

they never ever got dry catfood

they'd go nutso for it tho even w/ raw egg on top

As a Millennial I posted:

somebody register stripmallcityhalls.com, these need to be catalogued

papa_november posted:

jefferton alive

Smythe posted:

i liked this show. not sure if thasts a good opinion

Smythe posted:

i liked this show. not sure if thasts a good opinion

FMguru posted:

never 4get

FMguru posted:

never 4get

eschaton posted:

loving horrifying

build up not out

President Sanders please put James Kunstler in charge of all urban planning for America

FCKGW posted:

nah there's still hundreds of millions of undeveloped acres of land around here there's literally no reason to not build single family housing in most of the areas.

theflyingexecutive posted:

like whole chickens or leftover bits? cuz one is thrifty and the other is abhorrent

ArmZ posted:

god drat this will never not be funny. I will be telling my grand children where I was when the butt fumble happened.

fart simpson posted:

i exclusively feed my cat expensive, canned, grain free, high protein food. im in china too, so i have to get it imported from overseas. her daily food cost is higher than most chinese people

papa_november posted:

jefferton alive

Notorious b.s.d. posted:

this is a problem with china, not a problem with what you feed your cat

FCKGW posted:

nah there's still hundreds of millions of undeveloped acres of land around here there's literally no reason to not build single family housing in most of the areas.

FCKGW posted:

nah there's still hundreds of millions of undeveloped acres of land around here there's literally no reason to not build single family housing in most of the areas.

fart simpson posted:

i exclusively feed my cat expensive, canned, grain free, high protein food. im in china too, so i have to get it imported from overseas. her daily food cost is higher than most chinese people

triple sulk posted:

the shoes are like 250 dollars a pair and they look awful

Fractale posted:

welcome to upperscale mordern fashion. i find that the uglier it is the more expensive it ends up being.

H.P. Hovercraft posted:

my old roommate bought herself a cleaver so that she could butcher raw chickens and lamb parts for her cats

they never ever got dry catfood

they'd go nutso for it tho even w/ raw egg on top

Fractale posted:

i always have a sneaking suspicion that it's women with their maternal instincts repressed. i knew a woman who did that, and also went so far to grab her cats and brush their teeth every night.

once she had a baby, she turned sane.

Fractale posted:

welcome to upperscale mordern fashion. i find that the uglier it is the more expensive it ends up being.

duTrieux. posted:

Water.

qntm posted:

looking ridiculous is never going to go out of fashion

Fractale posted:

i knew a woman who did that, and also went so far to grab her cats and brush their teeth every night.

fritz posted:

the vet told us to start brushing the dog's teeth but so far all weve done is give him these : http://www.whimzees.com/products/toothbrush/

Luigi Thirty posted:

http://www.vox.com/2015/8/12/9140477/google-alphabet-larry-page-charity

"You know, if I were to get hit by a bus today," Google co-founder Larry Page once reportedly said, "I should leave all of it to Elon Musk."

That's admittedly an unorthodox way to handle one's estate. Most wealthy individuals leave their money either to heirs or to a charitable foundation. But as Page later explained, he thought the Tesla Motors/SpaceX CEO could do more good with the money. In an interview with Charlie Rose, Page mentioned Musk's idea of "backing up humanity" by creating a parallel civilization on Mars as an example of an effective way to improve the world through business. "That’s a company, and that’s philanthropical," he said.

Main Paineframe posted:

you missed the best/worst part

Yeah, if you want to go Mars, he wants to go to Mars, to back up humanity, that's a worthy goal, but it's a company, and it's philanthropical. So I think we aim to do kind of similar things. And I think, you ask, we have a lot of employees at Google who have become pretty wealthy. People make a lot of money in technology. A lot of people in the room are pretty wealthy. You're working because you want to change the world. You want to make it better. Why isn't the company that you work for worthy not just of your time but your money as well? I mean, but we don't have a concept of that. That's not how we think about companies, and I think it's sad, because companies are most of our effort. They're where most of people's time is, where a lot of the money is, and so I think I'd like for us to help out more than we are.

Best Friends posted:

in a hundred years no one will know who Elon musk or Sergei are and will say things like "wow the tech guys were great, bill gates gave all his money to cure diseases. man yeah tech billionaires must have been pretty nice."