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Drag performance resembling Last Supper at Olympic opening ceremony rankles conservatives
I wish conservative Christians were educated enough to know what a bacchanalia is.
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Drag performance resembling Last Supper at Olympic opening ceremony rankles conservatives
I wish conservative Christians were educated enough to know what a bacchanalia is.
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For the love of god make this happen
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Elon wants them referred to as Xeets and most people pronounce an x with an sh sound. So I believe they must be pronounced as "Sheets" and therefore we all need to argue if "Tweeted" should be "Sheeted" or if it should be "Shat", and if a retweet is a "ReShat" or a "ReShit".
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Farmer says 'we're in a very dire situation' ahead of harvest—with zero soybean orders from China, historically the largest buyer | Fortune
Does anybody remember the Trans-Pacific Partnership, the trade agreement President Obama entered into, that would have opened the Asian markets to American farm products? The agreement that the Republicans ripped up when Trump started his first term?
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Lemmy World outages
Thank you for your dedication and hard work.
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Tweeting is dead
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Xit, Xitting, Xat. Keeping in mind that most people pronounce the "x" as "sh".
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Sound Off: How many 10+ year redditors have left the site?
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Same here. 11 years on reddit and most of my commenting was politics and news.
I drastically cut down my subreddit list to just a few niche interest groups. I don't post anymore.
Reddit used to be my community, now it's just a place I glance at while drinking my morning tea.
I've created accounts on both lemmy.world and Mastodon, and am browsing kbin, squabbles, tildes and discuit a couple times a week just to see if they are growing and what the current topics are. (Yes I know having accounts on both lemmy.world and Mastodon is somewhat redundant but I don't want to combine them. They each have different purposes.)
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Opinions: What is a movie you genuinely like, that is rated below 60% on rotten tomatoes?
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You would probably really like Deja Vu.