The Michael Douglas movie where he holds McDonald’s workers at gunpoint until they make him a breakfast sandwich five minutes after they stopped serving breakfast?

but also the shadows of the cars and the fact that you couldn’t park those cars on soft dirt without disrupting the grass or sinking into the ground a little bit, plus the fact that usually grass next to water doesn’t look like that unless it’s on a golf course

I mean… it’s not really a testament to anything. Encyclopedia Brown is a fictional children’s detective series

Brisket

To Americans, yes, but the Brits pronounce it more like the end of “vacuum” than the end of “condominium”. So for them, same number of syllables.

Ross is the answer to someone asking, “what if JCPenney but in a demilitarized zone?”

SOMEBODY’S never been to a Ross Dress For Less, I see…

Regarding whose property it was, it’s likely debatable. From Kern de Gonzalez’s post, it seems like they were living in a trailer park. Sometimes all the property outside the trailer itself technically belongs to the park management and is treated like a shared public area. There’s all sorts of weird little jurisdictional technicalities that happen in trailer parks from what I’ve been told.

daaaad, you promised you’d stay off the fediverse!