DarrinBrunner
Envious. A bit.
But, I prefer the website.
INB4 "bidet"
I'm 60, I've never bought a brand-new car, and I doubt I ever will.
The car I'm driving now, which is two years newer than the car I drove for 18 years, is a 2006. I paid $6000 for it about eight years ago, and I'm very happy with it.
Yep. There's always a new crop of motorcycle riders who think they're the greatest thing.
Including the stress from noise, lights, and concentrated pollution? I'm not sure.
We'll have more people walking in cities, anyway.
My car radio is tuned to the 80s/90s station. When I start my car if a song is playing, I'll listen. If an ad comes on, I'll mute it, and usually forget to unmute it again. Sometimes I hear two or three songs in a row before an ad. Sometimes I remember to unmute it, and maybe hear another song.
I could make an effort to have music in the car, but I don't care that much about it. I'm okay with silence.
I wonder if he'd written a death threat in chalk on the ground, if that would be a greater or lesser crime?
What about "burn, baby, burn!"? Would that count as equal death threat to "Imma murderize you!"?
Wait, do those bona fide idiots reject gravity, too? I mean explicitly. Or, would they think the goats would stand perpendicular to the rim?
JFC, I hadn't considered this before. So, the Earth is flat, because it looks flat from the ground, and down is down because it is. But the moon disc faces the Earth, which means it must be perpendicular to the Earth so "down" is local, but it's not gravity? Is that it? Or, the Moon is spherical, but Earth isn't? If there's gravity, then what is on the other side of the Earth? Lemme guess, some bizzaro-world, alternate dimension?
Wow.
When I first heard about flat Earthers, I was certain it was parody, to the point that I didn't realize it wasn't for years afterward. It's just so fucking ridiculous.
Kudos to the one guy I heard of that realized it was all bullshit when he saw the Earth from high up. It takes courage to admit you're wrong about something so fundamental, but he owned up to it.
Maybe. But, it will happen nonetheless if the filthy rich don't stop their march.
Also, the people who feign sympathy for the filthy rich are suffering under the delusion that they are as rich, or will be someday. People with $50 million don't know which side of the wall they're on.
Mamdani has realized that New Yorkers — and all Americans — need to see the government working for them.
... instead of to enslave them?
Yeah, that makes sense.