SmokyOrange

This article fails to mention that the trucking and excavation company hired to do the work abandoned the project after not getting paid.

https://fox17.com/news/local/subcontractor-walks-off-music-city-loop-job-over-payment-communication-issues-the-boring-company-nashville-tennessee

Begs? Nah. Click bait.

You support gun violence and suicide or just jokes about them?

Yes, but it softens and loses structural integrity at 150⁰ (300⁰ F).

Jet fuel can’t melt steel beams but it can soften them enough to collapse a building.

Thanks for this post. I had not blocked MarvelStudios yet, but this was a great reminder.

I love Plex and will continue using it. I bought a lifetime Plex Pass years ago for and have no regrets. My Plex Pass means none of my watchers have to worry about paying anything.

It’s been 2 weeks. It only feels like 2 months. Keep laughing though. OMG 🤣🤣🤣🙄🙄🙄

I know, right. It’s crazy to me that people need to actually read the spine of a book they own in order to know what it is. Like, don’t you know exactly what it looks like? It’s your book. In a personal library, it makes sense to group books by how similar they look.

Put yourself in her shoes. If she derives joy from a colorful sorting of the books, it’s likely any other sorting would cause some annoyance/anguish (however minor). She would feel this way each time she laid eyes on the bookshelf.

On the other hand, a colorful sorting would only negatively affect you when you are actively looking for a book. I’m guessing that’s far less often than she merely looks at the bookshelf.

A compromise could be that she sorts the books by color and then by authors name. Not the most efficient sorting method for finding books, but would save a considerable amount of time compared to no author name sorting at all.

Edit: alternatively, a quick Google image search of the book name would tell you all you need to know to quickly find it in a colorful sorting.