I don’t understand how there are enough people left with this kind of disposable income that this is sustainable.

ASDA is a European grocery chain owned and operated by Walmart IIRC.

OP is Reddit repost bot and reposted this from Reddit.

The PS1 came out 10 years after the NES not 20. So you considering the NES vintage in the latter half of the 90s would be like considering the PS1 vintage when the Xbox 360 came out.

I spent more time than I would like to admit trying to figure out which Celestial Seasonings teas those first two pictures are from. I couldn’t find any but I am still not totally unconvinced of their origin.

As a Native American I can tell you right now that you’re talking out of your fucking ass. There was no mask for Trump to take off, my people only got the right to vote in the 1970s… just for starters. The only difference now is that they’re doing it to other people too and not just their own citizens.

Yes, dammit! Even as a kid I was like wait if they can make Archimedes talk then why can’t they do something with the squirrel?

Would you feel different if it was an article? Just because it’s photojournalism doesn’t make it not journalism, and photojournalists need to eat too.

This would probably be a lot more interesting if you gave some background information, or even at least mentioned phreaking.

I wish I could have a job…

I’m going on 20 months of unemployment.

Here you go. I misremembered slightly, it was VSauce who made the calculation based on earlier calculations and data from Google and others.

Back around 2010 the peoples over at Google did some math and figured out that if you took all of the electrons used for online data it would weigh about as much as a strawberry. I’ve always wondered how much that has changed.

I don’t know that I could ever choose between classic cartoons, or movies like Bedknobs and Broomsticks, or things like Wallace and Gromit. It will probably always depend on my current mood and what I have seen more recently.

That has nothing to do with what I said.

If they hadn’t I would’ve, and it’s not a nitpick it’s an irritation that people just seem to have this weird obsession with acting like the things that we do today would just be impossible to imagine to people not that far removed in time from us now.

For instance you also said you didn’t think that people would talk about leaving the planet 100 years ago, and yet Jules Verne’s From the Earth to the Moon came out in 1865…

Not everybody’s armpit hair is dark black and long and curly. This is what my spouse’s armpits would look like whether they had shaved recently or not.

If it was common place to see unshaved women then my comment wouldn’t have made any damn sense. My comment is only relevant because there are people who don’t shave and yet still look like they do.

You do realize that Native Americans didn’t have the right to vote until the 1970s right? Even in the 20th century America was not a bastion of democracy, and that’s glossing over the Trail of Tears and the whole slavery thing from the previous centuries…

I started this thread talking about body hair differences you’re the one who tried to change the subject. Be the change you want to see in the world.

Fun fact: I don’t have to show you shit to leave a comment talking about my spouse’s nearly transparent arm hair.

Seriously, are you doing OK? In the last couple of weeks I have noticed you seeming to be ultra pedantic and quick to get into cyclical arguments. Maybe I just didn’t notice it before because I didn’t disagree with whatever you were commenting. IDK.