I think the earlier guy was asking if he’s ever left the US because “travel widens the mind”, but when people like that leave the country, they don’t even really need to “leave the country”. A private plane, constantly driven by his own people, eating his own food, etc etc etc.
Like Trump can go anywhere in the world and still not leave his cosy little McD and Fox&Friends bubble.
The initiative was first proposed by Charlie Weimers, an MEP from the right-wing European Conservatives and Reformists (ECR), as a symbolic measure “to declare that our right to freedom of speech cannot be extinguished,”
Well no, right to free speech isn’t curbed here. The people are just reserving their right to kill off hypocritical dogwhistling would-be fascists.
Nice reference.
Btw Ali G came up nice. As in Sacha wasn’t left to be defined by Ali, went on to become Borat (which was also like the 20 years ago), has done some seriously good drama shows and now is looking like this:
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Misspelled? Letters used to cost money, you know. 160 chars/msg.bst to shrten evrything
Not really. Just look up the some slang words from 2000’s you’ve never heard of but what everyone in my generation would’ve been constantly using.
Ofc some of them are still around, but most aren’t.
Yup
Phrase what’s cooking? “what’s up, what’s going on” is attested by 1942. To cook with gas “do well, act or think correctly” is 1930s jive talk.
The expression “NOW YOU’RE COOKING WITH GAS” has bobbed up again — this time as a front page streamer on the Roper Ranger, and as the banner line in the current advertising series of the Nashville (Tenn.) Gas and Heating Company, cleverly tying gas cooking to local food products and restaurants. “Now you’re cooking with gas” literally took the gas industry by the ears around December 1939 — Remember? — when it flashed forth in brilliant repartee from the radio programs of the Maxwell Coffee Hour, Jack Benny, Chase and Sanborn, Johnson Wax, Bob Hope and sundry others. [American Gas Association Monthly, vol. xxiii, 1941
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that came to prominence in May 2007 is an example of a number claimed to be a secret, and whose publication or inappropriate possession is claimed to be illegal in the United States
The article doesn’t even assert it’s illegal. Just asserts someone has said so.
It wasn’t an error, as such. They had just limited the resolution available for most people. It was called “Selected Availability”.
Air quality sensor in the same smarthome setup, I would assume.
Yeah it’s kinda annoying that the “real things” happening this world all have to be treated that way.
Like on a tangent, Trump lies incessantly, we know it. But… we still pretend like that’s going to have any repercussions for him, just because lies often (but not that often) do in our every day lives. You can’t just make deals with businesses and then tell them to fuck off. That’s a rich people prerogative.
It’s just so annoying that the “highest class” of geopolitical discussion is "well i can’t actually be sure that smelly guy in the elevator with us is the one who farted, even though there was only two of us in there, but like, he’d get mad if I told him straight up and people would question me probably so I’ll just probably not say anything. "
Or even if one did say “yo dude stop farting” the farter would just keep shitting his pants out loud while saying “idk what you’re talking about, fake news”. And then there’d be a rush of tankies yelling at you about how it isn’t actually that smelly at all and no-one can be sure that it wasn’t actually me who’s shitting my pants, even when the shit is leaking out from the other guy’s pant leg, pooling by his shoe.
And then when you speak up against it you’re put down as “being too sensitive. That’s just how things are”
Fkin normies eff
Can you morally take part in capitalism?
No.
Can you morally take part in (moral) market economies? Sure.
So then it’s just about where to draw the line.
Now I’m imagining all dragons just home-aloneing it deep inside a mountain.
It’s not that you’re wrong about you not being able to be mistaken about your own, and that obviously you share view which coincide with a lot of people.
But you can’t pretend like we can’t imagine that there would actually be a person who would seriously write that. Maybe perhaps more like on Facebook, but times evolve. We’re not all 20-year old tights wearing linux nerds. Some of us are in our thirties.
You know despite that being quite obviously sarcastic, you can never be too careful nowadays.
So I urge everyone to use /s in like 90% of even the cases where you think it’s not needed. If it’s less needed then maybe just do an ^/s
The recording of the 3-hour long phone call wasn’t enough to make the story of her and her rescuers’ deaths a major headline in most Western media.
Willful ignorance. Should be played on national radio at noon, everywhere.
I want to see them trying to ignore it when they’re actually exposed to something like that.
“Out of sight, out of mind” is so easy for these people
The beacons are lit! Jondor calls for aid!