Tweet of the Day, NO. There WILL Be A Halloween edition.

I love Penny Arcade, but this situation is not the Apocalypse. It is, to quote Eric Flint, simply a problem to be solved.

And we have solved it. Two wide-aperture three-foot cardboard tubes, secured with duct tape, and fixed to our stoop’s bannister. A box at the bottom to collect the candy. The angle is steep enough that the candy can and does travel freely to the bottom. There! Social distancing achieved, and problem solved. We even have cardboard tubes for our neighbors.

Thread of the Day, Yes. Please Do This edition.

I’m as guilty as anybody else, of course. But at least I feel guilty about badly labeling my files.

Tweet of the Day, Seo Linn Does, In Fact, Slap edition.

Fairly hard, too.

Seo Linn

Tweet of the Day, …I’m Sorry, Beers. I’m So Terribly, Terribly Sorry edition.

I hope to God this is just what the confirmation of my beer delivery order looks like during the month of October. Because this is some [expletive deleted]ed-up [expletive deleted], man. I dunno if I want this in my head.

Tweet of the Day, It’s Florida Men All The Way Down edition.

(H/T: Instapundit) I understand that the ‘Florida Man’ meme is unfair. The state does full-disclosure on crimes, so reporters know there’s a well of crazy stuff there to mine.

And yet.

So. Assuming that this story is correct, Florida highway interactions can start with bumping cars on the highway, speeding up, slowing down, brandishing a firearm, having someone respond by firing a gun through his own windshield, and then having the gunman call the cops himself to report in the incident as a warning to future highway wrongdoers. But that’s not what fascinates me.

This fascinates me.

Continue reading Tweet of the Day, It’s Florida Men All The Way Down edition.

Tweet of the Day, How To Critically Fail Your Engineering (Security Systems) Roll edition.

Via @Chaosium_Inc. Wait for it…