From what I experienced working retail, Frozen merch was very successful amongst Disney properties up until a couple of years ago.

I never encountered the likes of the crossplaying AMABs in the article.

Maybe the kids from that era have grown out of it by now, but yeah it was pretty successful.

Hmm, good question.

I spot checked 3 articles on parents, kids and Frozen, and found 3 different writers.

Although I do have to add that the NYTimes has umm, a weird obsession with Frozen, moreso than other mainstream news orgs that I read.

There’s a collection of related articles at the bottom of the article page with titles like:

“My Son Loves Elsa From ‘Frozen.’ I Had to Learn to Love Her, Too”

“The Kids Who Love ‘Frozen’ and the Parents Who Love Them”

“Achieving Transcendence on the Millionth ‘Frozen’ Viewing”

There’s supposed to be a heat wave here next week, so I might have to start my own experiment with cold brew too…

Electric burr grinder is the way to go, unless you’re a masochist.

It’s my second week drinking that Four Sisters Donut Shop Blend from Grocery Outlet, and… It’s okay…

It’s not completely awful, and it’s definitely functionally caffeinated, but without a paper filter it’s bitter.

With a filter, it does have a sweetness and fruity acidity that’s nice.

As if it’s made as a filter coffee, which sounds weird, but I suppose it must be possible.

Speaking of paper filters, I started using a mesh filter in my aeropress, and… The result tastes very similar to my French press…

I got a pack of two mesh filters: One 250 microns, the other 200 microns, and the 200 micron filter doesn’t let any fines through at all.

I am alternating days between the two, and I have to say the paper filter in the Aeropress makes a huge improvement in smoothness and taste.

I don’t get it. Is Pembrose the couch?

Good knowledge, but these guys with skulls displayed on their spears don’t look like shrunken-head type headhunters.

Maybe they keep their shrunken heads in humidity controlled, UV filtering display cabinets off camera like I do.

I guess I worded it poorly.

I meant to cleverly say “Don’t hate your nose” and apparently failed.

My apologies.

My advice on contouring makeup: don’t.

It’s like one of those perspective illusion paintings. It only works when viewed from one direction, and looks somewhat unnatural when viewed from any other.

I prefer just making my skin look less flawed with foundation, then following my natural blush areas, adding a little blush color to make the foundation look less pasty.

p.s. Your nose looks fine! Don’t do a Michael Jackson! Don’t hate it!

This is one of my favorite strips!

But thinking about it, how much of his head is flesh?

His face isn’t much bigger than normal.

Unless his jawbone has a 1.5 foot chin, most of the head under his mouth is going to be skin and fat.

And if his skull is normal sized, his neck bones must be extremely distended, and his neck muscles must be extremely strong to support the weight of the entire head.

The strip is just better to contemplate as a fanciful idea and move on.

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Don’t blame the writers, some of whom are long dead, and some titles are long out of print.

That’s got all kinds of disturbing implications.

Clearly the toe went to market of its own free will, and left a note behind as a courtesy

1. Selling something that has free will is slavery
2. What are the legal implications of owning somebody else’s digits?
3. Toes are courteous and have free will?

This one didn’t work…

I think he was trying to do the Warner Bros cartoon thing where a character’s head turns into a pan shape when hit by a pan…

Larson doesn’t capture the zeitgeist of that toon trope, and the figures being arrested are too small.

That’s nightmare fuel…

Or is it the baby we saw a week ago?

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I was thinking that Omar, being an Islamic name, is a strange name for a Viking, but apparently with an accented Ó, written as Ómar, is a popular Icelandic name and is used in other Nordic countries as well.

Hard boiled, soft boiled, fried, or scrambled?

Are you me?