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Oooh got some NPB vibes going on with this, lovely.

I like this one, but I'd like it even more if Draper _slightly_ code switches to avoid doing folk-conjugations of "querer". So: "Nosotros queremos many things. Family, safety, love. But this guy--" (Taps drawing of chihuahua) "There's only one thing que él quiere."

More so than **Kazaam** ?? I think not!

No lie detected, I suppose! Do the marmots have driver's licenses?

Raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens?

That's surprising, it's the law in at least 42 of 50 U.S. states rn plus DC, and in some others (e.g., New Jersey) this can be cited under general failure to exercise due care statutes. Canada is usually more progressive about such things is my bias.

Not enough mention of Gent, East Flanders, Belgium in your replies here. Easily top 5 for me!

(but in the age of VAR, whatever its faults, it could never happen)

There are no rules against dogs editing Wikipedia articles

We're supposed to just turn on our Oscillation Overthrusters and go through the solid matter of their vehicles, everyone knows that

Share His Opinion on that. My answer was that if he wanted no issues he shouldn't have blocked the sidewalk to begin with. And that the force involved here was no more than the wiper spring tension. Psychotic. 3/3

Am also thinking about one time on the UWS where I was out for a run and came across a utility van pulled out of the mouth of a parking ramp blocking the whole sidewalk. I lifted the rear windshield wiper and let it thwack back down as I went by. Driver followed me for about 10 blocks to 2/3

Longstanding opinion here is that people who drive in NYC with any real frequency (unless it's a key part of your job, or it is the job) are likely borderline sociopaths. 1/3

It would... sorta be the funniest thing ever if lack of incumbent advantage in SC ends up netting the dem side a win here. And that this ends up what puts them over the top in senate control.

Ugh yes that particular fraternity was The Worst. Just awful. Non-Greek-system Yale grad here.

Taking this a different direction, it's 'cause I bike places that most people in my city would take transit too. If one considers bike share to be transit or transit-adjacent I do use that frequently. 3 separate bike checkouts yesterday, e.g.!

Am already a Mets fan, alas!