That's the boogaloo? I've heard so much about the scooter for two, electric boogaloo.

Rishi Sunak and now Labour are trying to phase out smoking and vaping completely. If passed, anyone born after 1 January 2009 cannot be legally sold cigarettes. It was in the Labour's manifesto during the past general election. Also see this BBC report.

When dabbling in fencing and (watching) Historical European Martial Arts, I find parrying pretty satisfying IRL.

Microsoft employee: do you want to give me a raise?

Yes

Remind me later

"allegedly written"

Tsunami つなみ 津波 is composed of

• tsu つ 津, wharf, a place to park boats
• nami なみ 波, tide, wave

So it's high waves from a wharf. It's not a tide since having a tsunami every month would be devastating…

See https://gogen-yurai.jp/tsunami/

Neon sign, budget ver.

That was my first reaction. I didn't find the global average spending number reported by the OP, but according to this page, the 2019 average spending of $15,500 per student (38% higher than OECD average) did consider purchasing power.

That's agile for you.

Where's Spider-Man when you need him?

According to the UK's Labour Party's report on worker co-operatives in 2017, the main difficulty is access to credit (capital). It makes sense since the model basically eliminates "outside investors". It has to

1. Bootstrap with worker's own investment, or
2. Get investment from credit unions, or
3. Have (national or local) government to back it up

Even in the above cases, the credit is often not large or cheap enough for the cooperatives to be competitive. (There are examples in the report that serve as exceptions, I highly recommend giving it a read.)

So at least from this, I'd think the appropriation of means of production would be more fundamental rather than being a simple result of some special way of organizing.

We all float down here.

You forgot the biggest one:

Made with Memetic

Oops, meant to call tinder pool

There are inherently more ways to imagine changes than to point at the status quo.

This calls for air guitar!

After the end of World War Two, Argentina - under the leadership of Juan Perón - became a place of refuge for a number of high-ranking Nazis, including Adolf Eichmann and Josef Mengele.

Not mentioning the helping role of Vantican?

Try something other than amex cards.

Folklore says steaks can easily be converted to cash and that's why they are more heavily guarded. Not so sure about caviar though.