The parking lots themselves are a big cost to the rest of us though. At least they could be offsetting some of the environmental costs of sprawl.

Plus the electricity production should offset it in a few years, especially in the places wheee shaded parking is most desirable.

I was thinking like a paraquel. Where the second movie takes place at the same time, but from completely different perspectives.

Would be cool to highlight people with main character mentality.

I’m still annoyed that solar frickin’ parking lots (canopies, not panels on the ground) aren’t mandated in all new lots.

With all the mandated parking on the sprawl we could probably solve at least EV charging anxiety. And with some grid storage it would make a perfect use of otherwise wasted land. Plus keep the cars parked underneath cool.

Seabrook NH has a lot of the same last name. Not the worst case in the state, but the worst on the coast at least.

Constantly adjusting to the ever increasing load of shit in his britches.

Yeah, the producers of The Apprentice, who made him look successful, even when he was nearly bankrupt, deserve a lot more of the blame than they’ve been given so far.

What do the secret service do if someone fights back in self defense?

Even New England is in a drought. Same as most of the Midwest. We’re already in a crisis, but the MAGA morons are too big of a distraction to focus on anything else right now.

My wife got 16 texts yesterday. And we aren’t a swing state. I’m afraid to say citizens united has made it a nearly universal annoyance.

Also Nobody Speak is RTJ too, but produced by DJ Shadow.

And a good video

Modest Mouse and LCD Sound System too. And a few other indie/electro/rap bands that came out of retirement after 2016.

It’s the billionaire pop artists who aren’t protesting, because they don’t want to risk losing 40% of their Spotify revenue.

Even in the 60s it was Neil Young and only a few others responsible for most of the protests songs. Then there were the Guthrey songs, but they all predated the 60s, and just became relevant at the time. And as a bonus, they (and all the previous protest songs) are relevant now too!

Dressing rooms.

The locker rooms were where he went to brag about the raping.

Ah yeah, the Cheney doctrine.

Pretty sure thats the only reason Vance is on the ticket.

Same in northern Michigan in mid summer. And most of New England as well.

The 2000 election was definitely a big voyage. People like Carl Rove has seemingly been forgotten already since so many new shit mongers have replaced them.

Is that the Roman version of Poseidon’s kiss?

The last job I had one at, I played dumb and never signed it. But since I ended to leaving after 4 months I’m not sure what would’ve happened in the long run. I think I might have gotten away with it because he never asked about it and I still got healthcare and cobra after quitting.

Well, he did kill himself. Though it would have been nice if he’d thought to do that sooner.

Then they let him out on $500 bail a week before the election.

That’s bad too, and you should feel bad.