Embrace Greta Van Fleet.

Or don't but there's lots of good rock still being made if you put a bit of effort into looking for it.

Bringing an illegal substance to work is even dumber. Even if it is legal its pretty dumb to bring it to work

Interesting back to back posts in my feed

Chapmans is my go to grocery store ice cream now that breyers has been garbage for more than a few years. It's not sending, but it's at least icecream

Sorry misread what you wrote, thought it said powered not pushed

How else are we supposed to learn things?!

Saw this the other day, seems relevant to your comment

Do you appreciate the company name Airbus because of this experience?

I think I would.

I think it would just make me smirk a little bit at myself whenever i remembered both of them at the same time

I'm pretty sure i can't trust Arthur Vandelay, they are the kind of people that would pass off something they did as if it wasnt intentional

Damn no one has corrected you in 10 minutes. That's pretty good!

You are ignoring what you don't want to hear.

The song predates that by five years. https://www.goretro.com/2016/12/why-baby-its-cold-outside-is-not-about.html?m=1

Frank Loesser's son, John, was interviewed about the song by the Palm Bean Post in 2010 that was reprinted on the official site for his dad. From the article:

“My father wrote that song as a piece of special material for he and my mother to do at parties,” says John Loesser, who runs the Lyric Theatre in Stuart, and is the son of legendary composer Frank Loesser (Guys and Dolls, How To Succeed In Business Without Really Trying.)

Frank Loesser’s wife, Lynn, was a nightclub singer who had moved from Terre Haute, Ind. to New York in search of a career. She was singing in a nightclub when she met Frank Loesser around 1930.

The song itself was written in 1944, when Loesser and his wife had just moved into the Hotel Navarro in New York. They gave a housewarming party for themselves and when they did the number, everybody went crazy.

“We had to do it over and over again,” Lynn Loesser told her kids, “and we became instant parlor room stars.”

Performers started to take note of the song, and record covers of it. It's also featured in the 1949 musical comedy Neptune's Daughter as sung by Ricardo Montalbán and Esther Williams below. And in that movie, it takes an ironic tone since the movie takes place in a warm climate. It also earned Loesser an Academy Award for Best Original Song.

The dnc should all fall on their sword politically and admit that it would been better today had they given being their blessing and support when it would have mattered.

Then give Bernie power in the dnc to craft the future of the party. Find a new direction while there's still time