Sunday: This has not been a productive weekend

I didn't even make the cookie pie.  WTF, me?

I did get some groceries today, so that's good.  Still don't have a great meal plan for this week, so that's less good.  I also went back to Burgers on the Edge, getting my usual delicious meal.  It was a bit off today, as the fries didn't have as nice of a flavor as they usually do.  The burger was better than usual, but it does feel  a bit weird to be eating foie gras while homeless people push stolen shopping carts down the sidewalk ten feet away.

This guy stood up for like ten minutes while waiting for his to-go order.  He held that straw for that entire time, too.

I'm pretty sure this is a section of the original Resident Evil game.

This is why we have photoshop.

You'd think you'd use that $53 to buy a better meal.

• Don't actually care about the story, but I noticed that on the left side of the graphic is the hotel I stayed in while in Anchorage.  Stupid fact, yes, but it does kind of point out the size of downtown.
• I'm pretty sure this means that Australia is now the stupidest place on the planet.  Bitching that you don't get a tax deduction designed to promote immunizations because you're a fucktard and don't want to have your kid immunized?  Holy WTF?
• Squirrel!
• This is how leveraged buyouts tend to work.  This is why Mitt Romney is pretty much an asshole.

Just for clarification, they work by having PE firm taking out a loan to buy company X.  Now that they own company X, they can transfer the loan they used to buy company X to that company, so now company X now has to basically pay the loan holder for the right to have the PE firm own them.  Unless the PE firm actually fixes a problem at company X, the loan can cripple company X, often leading to bankruptcy.  To be even bigger jerks about it, if company X tries to buy themselves back, they have to buy themselves back from the PE firm, so they can come up with a debt equal to twice the company valuation to do nothing but make the PE firm a pile of money.  This is what finance people do to deserve their giant incomes.