he was a good man - but he gave up the presidency temporarily after lying about having MS, frequently engaged in black ops in other countries, shut down the government like Trump, and knowingly employed an alcoholic who was constantly relapsing during the campaign trail as his chief of staff. Also his communications director leaked military secrets, his press secretary was in a suspicious relationship with a journalist, his wife committed medical fraud and due to knock on affects of his security protocol he and his speech writer are shot, he and his senior staff are exposed to a potential chemical weapon and quarantined, several secret service agents are killed during active service protecting the first family, and during some of these killings his daughter is kidnapped.

His administration was a mess lol

they’re called roommates

her first few pieces are shocking (a guy eats a baby) and then as she goes on her pieces get more surreal and less understandable.

Her last two plays don’t have characters, just dialog and you have to work out how many characters you want and who says which line.

Many argue that playwright Sarah Kane’s last play - 4:48 Psychosis - is her suicide note.

Damn, Americans checking for body hair at polling booths now

This is amazing, where’s it from?

Portland OR was named after Portland ME because a guy won a coin toss and named it after his home town. The other guy wanted to name it “Boston.”

Before that it was known as “The Clearing”.

attracted to Masculine and Feminine

me, a bisexual: and vice versa.

im an actor and comedian outside the corporate world. I just gig in the evening. I go on dates with my wife. I go to friends birthday parties. I work out. I garden. I play with my cat.

The bad news is - if you wanna do stuff, you gotta go do stuff

I think about this scene so much whenever I’m doing a project

120 Days of Sodom

no it’s all digital now. you have to use an app

as a white Englishman, key and peele have such a knack for writing a sketch that teaches me about a culture and makes me get and laugh at the joke about something I didn’t know was a thing until I saw the sketch.

This and the “gimme that OLD school” sketch are among them.

programmers perform labor tho, and rely on physical supply chains (computers, data centers, networks, keyboards, chairs, screens) to do their labor.

programmers also cannot operate without collaboration and cannot bring their labor to market for a return without payment processing, publishers, distribution networks and marketing.

Does this mean every second definition of a word in the dictionary is also a homonym? How different does it need to be?

“homonym” == “same-name”, so, yes by definition. it has the same name as another definition.

I feel like English is more of a patois/pidgin than people think. Just the impact of the Normans, French/Gauls, Celtics and then latterly cultural impact of the French/Germans, Indians, Jews greatly shaped our language in the middle ages, which has kind of settled into a language slurry in the last 600 years.

I do the “Secure Ian Knot” (loop, second loop, cross them over, right goes towards you, through the hole away from you, left goes away from you, back through the hole towards you - pull)

Super easy to learn, and never looked back.

I am now discovering through these replies that seems to be the case. Maybe it’s a regional thing? im in SE USA

oh interesting - I’ve worked at 4 companies in 10 years, they all called it that.

sfdc (Salesforce dot com) is one of the biggest CRMs in the world and pretty much runs every sales department out there, adp (automatic data processing) is one of the biggest payroll systems in the world.

it’s highly likely you’ve interacted with either or both but maybe in a white-labelled way (e.g. all of Carmax’s computer systems run entirely off Salesforce)