Man hijacks Portland airport monitor to play video games, until PDX officials declare ‘game over’ oregonlive.com
Operations supervisors approached the gamer, [Port of Portland spokesperson Kama Simonds] said, “and very kindly asked this person to unplug and cease using the monitors at the airport.”
According to Simonds, the man asked “very politely” if he could finish his game. Sadly for him, the answer was no.
Thanks, @macgenie!
Larry David: The Incredibly Happy Life of TV’s Favorite Grouch
Brett Martin:
It is almost reflexive—for reasons of temperament and ethnicity—to describe David as “neurotic.” Sitting there with him in what I had already begun to think of as Larry World, I start to believe maybe this is exactly wrong. It occurs to me that Larry David may be the most self-actualized person I have ever met.
Delightful profile. And I’m not even a fan of the show.
That moment when you’re sitting on the couch and you tilt your head back to get the last few drops of your delicious breakfast shake, but you forgot you had your glasses on top of your head and you feel them slip off and hear them hit the carpet behind the couch.
On the other hand, the dog’s reaction was most gratifying when I moved the couch while she was sitting on it.
I am enjoying Jack Ryan enough to watch one episode a night, but not enough for two.
I’m glad Jim found a new career; he seemed unhappy at Dunder Mifflin.
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Seems like Jean is really into wieners
1940’s Visking Skinless Wiener Ad
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Bankers Flooding JPMorgan Event Bemoan San Francisco Squalor www.bloomberg.com/news/arti…
My work takes me to San Francisco several times a year and I dislike it more and more. Downtown, where conferences happen, is a urinal.
Outside there, the city is still beautiful, but you can’t find a hotel room for less than $600/night unless you’re willing to commute a half hour and often stay in a walkup with no private bath.
Surprisingly, Las Vegas is a pleasant place for a conference, easily able to absorb tens of thousands of attendees.
