Given the fact that your question has caused The Evil Song to get stuck in my head, Sorcerer, I feel you are obligated to erase “It’s a Small World” from my mind and from existence.
Please and thank you.
Given the fact that your question has caused The Evil Song to get stuck in my head, Sorcerer, I feel you are obligated to erase “It’s a Small World” from my mind and from existence.
Please and thank you.
I was always more of a Walrus fan. Goo goo ga joob
I like to think of it like a broken bone. Yes, your overall health is important; no one is questioning that. But if you go into the ER with a broken bone and the doctor tells you that they’re going to ignore your injury in favor of telling you to take your vitamins, they’re an asshole who doesn’t care about your pain or healing your injury.
Systemic racism is the broken bone. No one (except, perhaps, assholes and billionaires) disagrees that all lives have value. Saying “all lives matter” in response to “black lives matter,” though, is saying “let’s wilfully ignore the problem because I am clearly okay with the status quo.”
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I wish this were still the case. The last time I saw one of these was a year or so ago and I was excited to freeze. Unfortunately, the room AC was through a different, more modern, device. They just left the classic to toy with my emotions.
The only time I saw one was on a cheap dollar store plug. I immediately thought it was defective.
This is neat info!
Yes! I love that one! Now with free shipping.
Elle Cordova makes awesome videos; this is one of my favorites of hers.
This guy read Foucault’s discussion about the panopticon and took it as instructions. Ugh.
Agreed. The life of a phone includes multiple cables (unless someone here knows some trick I don’t), so including OEM hardware that’s tested and recommended for the device is great and I wish it were still standard. Phone manufacturers not including parts that they still sell separately seems to have little to do with environmentalism/conservation and much to do with profits.
The Princess Bride is one of my favorite examples of this, especially because the “story within the story” is the main story, which is unusual.
I think what happened is that it became more acceptable to show their nastiness; that they used to have to hide it because our society wouldn’t accept it. Then Trump being elevated to president normalized the violence and hatred being out in the open and those people felt safe to come out of the woodwork.
I feel like it was always there, simmering beneath the surface, but I’m a self-admitted (overall) misanthrope who thinks most people are, on average, pretty shitty.
I’m so disappointed in myself that I can’t find a way to make the surprised pikachu meme an appropriate response to this.
I cackled nonetheless.
But…I actually love pikachu and gaming. :(
Specifically Ash’s pikachu, and no other, but still.
Wait, does this mean Nintendo owes me money? Because I’ll accept.
This picture is giving “I love it when American soldiers die.” Considering Trump’s past statements regarding members of the US military, that seems about right.
The correct answer is people are fat cats. That commenter was so close.
The US has had no problem getting rid of certain politicians in other countries before. While I don’t generally condone the action, I can comfortably say I’d look the other way if he fell down the stairs. No atrocity, that.
I know it won’t happen, but I can dream.
This…is disturbing. And bizarre.
I like it. Humorous NSFW wordplay may be my new kink.
*checks username for anything Musk* It’s clean, we’re good.
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I honestly can’t tell when things like this are actual quotes from him or just people making fun of him. It’s absurd that he has so much power.