Thank god someone had the good sense to give this masterpiece the HD treatment! Just as funny as the day 16 year old me saw it in the cinema. RIP to a legend Rik!

I think my wife likes the anniversary present I got her

YOU'RE

THINKING ABOUT THINKING ABOUT THINKING ABOUT THINKING ABOUT THINKING ABOUT THINKING ABOUT THINKING ABOUT THINKING ABOUT THINKING ABOUT THINKING ABOUT THINKING ABOUT THINKING ABOUT THINKING ABOUT THINKING ABOUT FROGS

YOU'RE

NOT

THINKING ABOUT THINKING ABOUT THINKING ABOUT THINKING ABOUT THINKING ABOUT THINKING ABOUT THINKING ABOUT THINKING ABOUT THINKING ABOUT THINKING ABOUT THINKING ABOUT THINKING ABOUT THINKING ABOUT THINKING ABOUT CATS

whoever made it so that when you're reading an article on substack the contrast slowly adjusts to the point of eyestrain before you're nagged to subscribe should be tried at the hague

fair

daily knowledge: today, "pull down to refresh" is a ubiquitous gesture in almost all mobile and touchscreen UIs. this concept first appeared in a 3rd party twitter client called Tweetie. this client was developed by Loren Brichter and released in 2008 for iOS and Mac OSX, and was so good that it was bought by Twitter in 2010 to become the basis for the official Twitter app. Brichter worked at the company until 2011, and in 2013, Twitter was finally granted a patent on the gesture, which they promised to only use "defensively."