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Funny how you're not "too busy earning a living" to piss and moan about it endlessly. As to the last, I don't know how it works up yonder, but up until recently, homosexual sex was a criminal offense in many states. And at least one Supreme Court justice has already stated on the record that...

Me, I'm a hydrosexual. I like 'em wet. Sometimes I'm a petrosexual, when it requires some lube. Hell, who needs to go to some cheesy "Adult" shop when there's plenty of WD-40 down to the hardware store?

You are correct. That's why I said "usually as a transfer fluid." In this usage, "usually" means "in most but not all cases." Hope that helped.

Groovy, baby. I dig it. They used to do entire comedy routines on "So 'bad' is good? That's bad." Tax's only problem is that now he's the baffled old guy shaking his cane.

I sometimes waste my time on the ignorant. The Washington Post's stable of editorial writers includes George Will, Henry Olsen, Marc Thiessen, Jennifer Rubin, Gary Abernathy, and Megan McArdle. As well as, unsurprisingly, plenty of writers you would consider SOSHULIST COMMIES! And the...

The only forms of energy generation in which water is not a key component of the generation (usually as a transfer fluid) are little putt-putt gas or diesel generators, wind, and solar.

Yes, well, baffling the rubes is an age-old pastime.

OK, you've already admitted your ignorance, and now you're lecturing me. Genius. Sheer genius.

Casey Jones you better watch your speed!

So, water generated. Thanks.

They had a bear down at the zoo. One day he'd run around and play and swim and climb all day, with inexhaustible energy. The next day he'd lie there all day, not even moving, not eating, nothing. They decided he was a bi-polar bear.

Hell, over 90% of everybody's power is water generated. That's what steam turbines run on.

Ignorant indeed. The op-ed section isn't people who write in. When you're ignorant, your best two options are to keep your hole shut, or to ask questions. And if you don't even know that the op-ed section is not "letters to the editor," you are supremely ignorant.

OK, first, if you don't know the difference between the New York Post and the New York Times. . . well, you're stupid. Second, if you don't know the difference between a Washington Post article and a Washington Post op-ed. . . well, you're ignorant.

Between $500 mil and $600 mil if you take it lump-sum. You lose Federal tax, state tax, and "time value of money." If you take the 30 annual payouts, you get a bit over $1 billion. But you lose the proceeds of investment for much of it. Best way to end up with the most money is to take the...

That's quite shocking. Usually hurricanes blow away leafs.

Steve Scalise. Yep, that's the conservative Kool-Aid. "The Democrats/Liberals/left would laugh just as hard if a Republican/Conservative/right or relative was attacked." The fact that it HAS happened and the Democrats/Liberals/left DID NOT respond with glee, lies, and jokes has no more effect...

Does it bother anybody here that the U.S. Republicans back Russia in Ukraine?

Cool. Smart. Brave.

Well, in an odd (and unintended, I'm sure) way, exactly that. A guru is a spiritual or religious teacher/advisor. Given that for all the hardcores, their version of environmentalism shows all the characteristics of a religion, I'm willing to call it a religion. So that'd make Thunberg a...