I can’t say world wide, but in the U.S., home photography was not new 30-40 years ago. I was a kid 30 year ago and I had real camera and various disposable ones over time. Maybe home videography was becoming more common 30-40 years ago, but photography had been around.

That’s right. They were never your parents. They were just cake.

Yes, all genitals seem weird to show people. I don’t even show them to my parents. I tried not to take them at all, and instead tried to take a few with angles that obscured any private areas. I think my parents have seen a couple of those, but I don’t even send them.

Perhaps the comic is from the mindset 40 years ago. I could easily see parents of that era doing this and thinking it was fine.

I read this in R2D2’s voice!

I’m sure you’re the first to think of this! You’ll be rich!

You saw ankle nut? You dirty devil!

Nope, but I hope they leave you alone so you can go back to enjoying Lemmy. Cheers, mate!

I’d rather listen to an orgy of deaf zoo animals.

That’s what you said when I asked you if you’d enjoy going to listen to The Beatles live in their heyday. I’m beginning to think that’s just what you’re into.

To ward off the shallow people from your mega penis?

Tanis?

I have explorers wanderlust, but I wouldn’t say it’s close to OCD. I’m more like a kender seeing what cool stuff I can find on my adventure.

How long would it take to make it have above that threshold?

Sure, and I agree it’s scary. I just find the drone scarier.

Sure, but you don’t just do one or the other. You diversify. If you had all of these coming after you, which would you find more deadly, the dog or the drone? For me, I’d say the grenade drone. You can manufacture a lot of grenade drones for the cost of one gun dog.

I hear X bucks can be used in place of the three seashells. Does anyone know if that’s true?

Yes, apparently, they meesed.

It makes sense, but doesn’t follow the format of the meme, which uses “my” (as you, no doubt, already knew).

You want me to uncrush?

And it prevents “spur of the moment” decisions, like many successful suicides are.

It may prevent some, but at least some of the ones experiencing acute issues will still go for the immediate option. The bureaucracy of it will add a layer that I suspect will deter some. If it takes months or years, people are just going to find their own way.

I’m not suggesting that we just help any person right off the street. I think the government has duty of care once they are involved. I’m just saying the reality is that many will still choose not to take this alternative path.

Playing devil’s advocate, in a crazy accident you may not be able to get to/reach your phone, or even be responsive. If you use the personal assistant function on your phone, it’s no different than using OnStar, in terms of privacy.

All of this said, last I heard OnStar was pretty expensive for the average household income. I don’t have it, and I don’t worry too much about it.