What do you know today that you didn't know yesterday?

[brewer]

Nebraska had a serial killer in the 1870 's named Stephen D. Richards.

[brewer]

What kind of notice?

That his feelings are hurt because he can't rationally defend his brain washing?

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

What kind of notice?

That his feelings are hurt because he can't rationally defend his brain washing?

He’s an excellent example of the difference between ‘rational’ and ‘rationalize’.

Boru

[Rev. Rye]

For years now, I've seen YouTubers have to censor themselves and complain about the sacrifices they make just to make their content "advertiser-friendly." Everyone from True Crime channels to anyone who just wants to drop the occasional F-bomb. Or even mention the COVID-19 pandemic.

And just now, I've realised how deep the bullshit rabbit hole goes. I'm watching Cannibal Holocaust on Peacock. If you're not familiar, it's a movie so graphic in its violence that the director had to bring the principal actors into an Italian court just to prove that he didn't make an actual snuff film. And even then, there's a lot of unsimulated violence against animals so graphic that the official Blu-Ray release felt the need to include a cut that removes five minutes and ten seconds' worth of animal cruelty (and that ain't the version I'm watching on Peacock.)

And yet, it still found several companies willing to advertise in front of it. And they are (not counting an ad for Peacock's new Kevin Hart special):

• Home Depot
  
• WalMart
  
• Hello Fresh
  
• Sonic Burger
  
• Experian
  

So, given that there are five big companies willing to have their ads playing before Cannibal Fucking Holocaust, I have to ask: What the fuck are the higher-ups at YouTube so afraid of?

[brewer]

Ted Levine played both Buffalo Bill (Silence of the Lambs) and Captain Stottlemeyer (Monk). I'd never put the two together before.

[Deesse23]

Ted Levine played both Buffalo Bill (Silence of the Lambs) and Captain Stottlemeyer (Monk). I'd never put the two together before.

Yep, almost fell off my chair when i figured out a few months ago.

[Fake Messiah]

[Anomalocaris]

There are a million stars in the observable universe for every grain of sand on all the beeches of the earth.     Yet for each and every single one of these stars there is between one million and one hundred million bacteria on earth.

Put it another way, there are about as many bacteria on earth as there are hydro and oxygen atoms in an Olympic swimming pool.

[Angrboda]

Today [June 9, 2023], Congressman Pete Stauber (MN-08), along with Congressmen Mike Quigley (IL-05), Larry Bucshon (IN-08) and Brian Higgins (NY-26), announced the Congressional Hockey Caucus has been re-launched for the 118th Congress. The Congressional Hockey Caucus serves as a bipartisan forum for members of Congress to come together, exchange ideas, and collaborate on matters related to hockey's cultural, social, and economic significance. Further, the Caucus will look to address policy matters impacting the hockey community.

Is there, perchance, also a Bocce Ball Caucus?

[Foxaèr]

The preferred spelling is tipi. English bastardized it to teepee.