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At first I thought Post Malone was saying “swallow my knife” and not “spoil my night.”

Jim, Meredith, Kelly, and Toby. Just a guess…

Nine-nine 🫡

This is the way. Once I learned the pasta water trick, I never looked back.

My parents’ dog is named Daisy and she’s around the same age. So this is hitting me in the feels :( sorry for your loss.

My Own Worst Enemy. Got cancelled halfway through the first season and I still don’t know why.

Erase all pictures of Ron!

“I have the worst fucking attorneys.”

Band

Honestly, walking. If I wasn’t able to get outside for a walk and zone out for a bit every day, I think I would go crazy.

I believe it did originally, and should still, say “Display Total Score.” Probably just a typo. But when you’re in the feed, it’ll display an aggregate score of total votes (upvotes minus downvotes), instead of upvotes and downvotes as their own scores. It’s subtle, so might take a sec to notice.

You can always tell a Milford man.

I walk at least 3-4 miles every day, often more. That’s usually a 30-45 minute walk, on top of the usual walking around in the apartment and such. Combined with lifting weights 4 days/week, it does the job.

Brush in the morning to keep your friends, brush at night to keep your teeth.

As others have said, likely SSO related. We do this with our sites at the company I work for. Some sites are internal, some are client-facing. But you can be logged into all at the same time through one SSO portal. If you’re an internal user, you’re redirected over to the internal SSO after entering your email, whereas external users get a generic password screen.

There’s various browser extensions to get around this. Chrome and Firefox both have one that just converts the webp to jpg or png. Just Google “don’t accept webp” browser extension.

Oh shit! Well that’s promising hah thank you, that gave me a little jolt of optimism

Thanks! I don’t compete, but I’ve always thought about it. I think I might be too old to start lol I’m 31 and am really just trying to see how strong I can get before my body doesn’t let me do it anymore

I hit a 4 plate (405lbs/183kg) deadlift for 5 reps the other day. When I finished, a fellow gym bro dapped me up and said “nice job, you’re strong.” I wasn’t really looking for compliments, but it was definitely a great feeling!