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- Comment on at least no more trolley problems 1 day ago:
Okay, thank you. I didn’t understand your use of the word “censorship”. That’s not common usage in American English, which is all I speak.
- Comment on Just like in the movies. 1 day ago:
I didn’t realize until now how cliche yellow aviators are
- Comment on at least no more trolley problems 1 day ago:
Please pardon me if I’m missing something obvious. I don’t understand how censorship is involved.
- Comment on at least no more trolley problems 2 days ago:
I read something about his old outfit suggesting that this was an early outing. Superman hadn’t quite worked out the physics/consequences of using his powers yet.
Also, by the look on the conductor’s face, the train wasn’t moving very fast.
- Comment on Doctor who left patient during operation to have sex with nurse allowed to practise 2 days ago:
What happened to the nurse?
- Comment on User "threelonmusketeers@sh.itjust.works" is banning users for downvoting his posts. 2 days ago:
I hope that dipshit is reading this thread. Ban me, too!
- Comment on What would stop you from switching to a flip phone (or dumbphone) in 2025? 3 days ago:
Integration with my car stereo for music and GPS
- Comment on Why didn't he just call on his powers to stop the bullet? 4 days ago:
Why thank you!
- Comment on Why didn't he just call on his powers to stop the bullet? 4 days ago:
True, but they’re not trying to claim otherwise. It’s an honest statement of ignorance, and practically a question. Because it was brought up, anyone reading this who hadn’t heard the truth now has.
- Comment on Charlie Kirk suspect is a gun-loving Trump supporter 4 days ago:
Curious to see how the MAGA crowd will spin this
- Comment on Why didn't he just call on his powers to stop the bullet? 4 days ago:
I appreciate that you used “I heard” and “if that’s true”. Word choice can be very important, and it’s frustrating when people don’t notice it.
- Comment on South Korea’s president says Georgia ICE raid could have ‘considerable impact’ on direct US investment from his country 6 days ago:
Smart.
South Korea has sat back and watched as Trump has destroyed both the American economy and reputation. We are nice and weak. Hitting someone in the wallet is always effective, but now is an especially good time for South Korea to make such a serious threat.
- Comment on Designed this animatronic cat clock , eyes and tail move 6 days ago:
Looks good. Nice work!
- Comment on Safety smth smth 6 days ago:
The rear window doesn’t matter anyway. All it does it let you see stuff you’ve already passed.
- Comment on Typical 1 week ago:
I totally fell for it. Thank you!
- Comment on 22 Unspoken Rules Your Florida Neighbors Are Judging You On Without Saying a Word - Mindfully American 1 week ago:
Anyone who judges me based on how guests choose to park can go fuck themselves. If one of my guests blocks a driveway, that guest is the asshole, not me.
- Comment on gaming 1 week ago:
Working in a store that sold these would fill me with a deep sense of shame.
- Comment on What is the first electronic device kids get these days? (Desktop, Laptop, Tablet, Phone, Game consoles?) 1 week ago:
Based on my nieces and nephews, I’m gonna say tablet. One with a thick, spongy case.
- Comment on Good news. :) 2 weeks ago:
It’ll be interesting to see what will happen, now that Mango Mussolini’s economic policies are hurting Vegas so badly.
- Comment on Say hello to Bary 2 weeks ago:
I’m no astronomical guru, but I’m surprised I didn’t know this.
- Comment on Don't worry about the job market on Earth, Gen Z: Sam Altman, Jeff Bezos, and Elon Musk say you’ll be working in space soon 2 weeks ago:
“soon”
- Comment on Four wheels good, two wheels bad: why are there no exciting cycling games? 2 weeks ago:
Lots of dead birds/banana peels/whatever on the ground. The Tour de France is an internationally televised event! Do some track prep, folks!
- Comment on AI Experts No Longer Saving for Retirement Because They Assume AI Will Kill Us All by Then 3 weeks ago:
Had a friend who was hired by a temp agency to reprogram outdated mainframes in an ancient programming language. He was paid for training. There were ARMIES of people like him doing last-minute fixes. Y2K would have been a tremendous disaster if people had just ignored it.
See also: the environment, but without armies of people working on fixes.
- Comment on Tubi TV 3 weeks ago:
10/10 title
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