Star Wars was good when kids were playing with their toys.
It's a toy franchise with feature-length advertisements. Always has been.
Distracted drivers are so bad in my town I preemptively honk when the light turns green so we can get more than 4 cars through a 30 second light cycle.
If the guy directly in front of me wants to take it personally, that's just fine, lol.
You don't need to add or multiply time very often. Division is super important tho, and base60 is better than base10 for that.
Windows is not a serious OS anymore.
Everyone crossing the border is trained to claim they are seeking asylum and they can't go back to their home country.
That's generally how these things are always communicated to later generations. 😂
It's unstated racism.
If someone in your past could get a good tan, it was common to say that they were part "< insert native american tribe from your area>" because you definitely didn't want to be perceived as part black.
Look up the "one-drop rule".
Indians don't smile for photos, generally.
Year two he's been enculturated.
Also, skin tone suggests he's enjoyed some of Britain's famous weather.☁️
😂
People certainly don't treat crypto like money.
And I suppose that's where our conversation has to stop because you've now outed yourself as willing to say any outlandish thing to support crypto.
Because I do not believe you can actually think that.
If you're "invested" in cryptogoboligook and you're not ripping someone off--guess what?--you're the mark.
Regardless, you can generally use money to buy things.
You can't buy anything with crypto because it's 15 years later, and "mass adoption" is never happening. It's "fake money".
Just see the commercials on newsmax.
They're not broadcasting to the healthiest.
Algorithms work in real life, too.
This is just standard enshitification.
When you work any sort of sales job, they will teach you a key point is "asking for the sale"--this is just a sign doing that job.
"Carls Jr finds you to be a terrible mother!"
Hyperbole is a rhetorical device.
Accept its existence or die.
Yeah, Reddit was like that about a decade or more ago.
The current level of bot activity there is actually insane.