It’s not called maple syrup if it’s not real maple syrup. They’ll call it maple flavored syrup, pancake syrup, but never maple syrup.

A republican being anti-Fox News? That’s a bold strategy.

I mean, the president did threaten him, so maybe he’ll grow a spine for his own safety.

Just closing the lid on those jars is probably overkill tbh.

Yeah, not gonna deny it, Russell definitely intentionally baited him into it, but Verstappen always drives dangerously close under safety car, he created the situation.

Must have been Hamilton complaining about car damage. He definitely didn’t hit a wall or anything.

In order to do a 1 stop, you’d need to make it at least 45 laps on a hard. LeClerc and Albion are being crazy wanting a1stop when everyone’s getting more deg than they expected.

Someone hit a groundhog near turn 10. It’s in a DRS zone, might get hit again if someone tries to pass there…

And don’t worry, it definitely wasn’t completely written a thousand years later to push the preferred political agendas of the time.

It’s a flexible standard. 2026-05-10T10:06:09.426792Z, 2026-05-10 10:06:09.426792Z, 2026-05-10 10:06:09.426792 , and 2026-05-10 all conform to the standard.

If only there were some international standards organization to make a decision for us!

Look 'm in the eye and say M A C A B. It’s not about repeating the alphabet, it’s about asserting dominance.

Don’t forget to tip!

Makes me wish we had a RemindMe bot for mid-September.

Yeah, maybe not a good AA example, just couldn’t think of a second one off the top of my head.

AA is a game that is a normal full sized game, but was made on a budget that limited scope. Good examples are the Metro series or Balatro. AAA is your normal games with big budgets. AAAA is a special title for Skull and Bones, it means you spend a gigantic amount of money and make sure the whole thing sucks.

I think the real answer is that Tom Cruise is funneling a shit load of production money to himself. Why else would you be director, producer, and lead actor in a movie?

Kind of amazing anyone backed it for any amount of money, the last one was miserably bad.

Actual museum curators track these kind of events, and have budgets to re-collect them later. That’s how we found the new chapter of Gilgamesh a few years ago. It was unidentified in Iraq museum, stolen during the 2003 invasion, then bought by a curator for less than $1000.

They’re usually free on airplanes, probably free there too, especially since yes, you always have portable alternatives.

The “Thick as a Brick” effect