It’s raining men by the weather girls.

I’m starting to suspect that these Fox News guys might be somewhat biased.

I think the GOP intentionally spews some ridiculous shit like this every so often to make their regular shit look less crazy.

Primal Fear (1996). It’s arguable whether or not the antagonist is truly evil though.

it was a new BlackRock product

I laughed out loud when I read that.

“You know what I really need to help pay for groceries this month? A new BlackRock product!”

I believe that a trial begins at conception.

The video shows one officer pointing a gun at Bushnell

Sounds about right.

This comment is quite a wild ride.

Something to chop up a large and/or stiff poop so it will flush properly.

Sorry, vanilla person here: how does one use a spoon as a sex toy?

Lol. They’d leave and never come back.

“Gorg, wtf did I just watch?”

“I don’t know, Sir”

Work smarter, not harder, lol.

This is exactly what I use it for. I have to write a lot of justifications for stuff like taking training, buying equipment, going on business travel, etc. - text that will never be seriously read by anyone and is just a check-the-box exercise. The quality and content of the writing is unimportant as long as it contains a few buzz-phrases.

Went to a foreign country for vacation and bought a whole-ass bale of hay. Most of the dream was me trying to smuggle it home through customs.

What did you DO, Ray?

Came here to say this. If I could get past crippling procrastination, I wouldn’t need any other superpowers.

I use it for erosion simulations in piping systems. I work in kind of a niche field, and there really aren’t any commercial tools that do what I need. With a fair bit of effort, OpenFOAM can be customized to do pretty much anything. It should be able to do a steady flow simulation over a vehicle right out of the box though. The hard part will be generating a mesh. I’d recommend doing that with specialized meshing software.

Sometimes it blows my mind.

3 was Last Crusade, 4 was Crystal Skull.

Definitely OpenFOAM. It competes with commercial software that costs thousands of dollars.