Um, ahkschually, baguette is a feminine noun, so it'd be la baguette.

Yeah, for a while I thought TDS referred to the derangement of magas w.r.t. their worship of Mango Mussolini. I wasn't really surprised when I learned the actual definition though, since these people are peak projectionists.

Really late response, but you could also check your local library. My library system has copies (both physical, and eBook) of all of the volumes.

r/ExpectedSeinfeld

Also: https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=cei

Forgive me sister for I'm about to sin.

Yeah, I follow the NBA a fair bit, and I feel like the IPL is making some of the same types mistakes which lead to the NBA's current issue with reduction in viewership. The NBA mainly values 3pt shooting now due to analytics, and most of the rule changes which are made benefit offensive play. It's also much harder (if not impossible) for defensive prowess alone to get a player into the all star game. The game has basically become a boring 3pt shootout most nights, and the IPL is becoming similar where it's just a batting fest.

Omg, that's wheely bad

I thought that was the declaration of Independence (not that he knows the difference anyways).

It's 10 in our tracking system, but the official policy is unlimited. Our tool still lets you schedule a day off even if you're "out"; 10 is basically the "safe" lower limit per year, i.e. always take 10 "sick" days lol. It just gets kind of weird when you have to take a lot of time off, since it starts to affect "performance" (since you can't get as much done during the performance period). At a certain point, HR recommends that you switch over to disability instead of using sick days. It's reduced pay, but then there's effectively a pause on your work expectations until you're healthy enough to work again.

Eh, those of us with the means to travel generally have jobs which give adequate vacation. My employer gives 20 days of PTO (25 after 5 years of tenure), 12 holidays, and 10 sick days per year.

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He doesn't come off as rude to me

I suspect there is a dash of price gouging too. The Safeway near me had the "cheap" eggs at $6.99/dozen. They are only $3.49/dozen at my local Trader Joe's.

Yo, don't insult our evolutionary cousins like that.

My previous employer makes electronics which are, like many things, made in China. One day, there was a knock off of one our products being made which was strikingly similar to ours. We were able to confirm that it was pretty much an exact replica since we could inspect the flash memory on the device, and see the same default calibration values for some sensors (was pretty funny that they didn't bother doing the calibration to get more accurate values, though maybe they weren't aware it was necessary).

There's basically no privacy w.r.t. IP in Chinese manufacturing. If you've provided any sort of spec to a Chinese factory, it's now basically available for free use in China.

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This is untrue. Unfortunately, anti-vax lunacy isn't just a US specific thing. There has been a resurgence of measles in Europe over the past few years, with a particularly large increase in cases last year.

Must be 100%. It's a nice round number.

Lol, idk why you're being downvoted so hard. Your statement is objectively correct.

Would need 20. Requires a 2/3 majority (67) and Democrats+independents only have 47 seats. 

They'll likely be cheaper in a normal (for the US) big groceries store. I live in a fairly high cost of living area, and a dozen large eggs is $6.99. Still more than double the normal going rate for this area though.