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Thank goodness
Large Penis - Positive
He's definitely gonna frame than and put it on his desk at the office.
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Thank goodness
Large Penis - Positive
He's definitely gonna frame than and put it on his desk at the office.
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What did we learn from Covid? (Jen Sorensen)
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Chiropractor. Stupid. Anti-science bullshit.
You repeat yourself.
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"Dear Sydney" presents a world where Gemini can help us offload a heartwarming shared moment of connection with our children.
This is the problem I've had with the LLM announcements when they first came out. One of their favorite examples is writing a Thank You note.
The whole point of a Thank You note is that you didn't have to write it, but you took time out of your day anyways to find your own words to thank someone.
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Microsoft's draconian Windows 11 restrictions will send an estimated 240 million PCs to the landfill when Windows 10 hits end of life in 2025
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Windows 10 XP
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Elon Musk is a pigeon CEO, 'he comes, sh*ts all over us, and goes', says former Tesla manager
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Whatever happened to that?
He took all the money he was going to use to do that, put it in a duffelbag with X written on the side, and burned it.
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Your password must also not contain the following character combinations: script, select, insert, update, delete, drop, --, ', /*, */.
Little Bobby drop tables
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Taylor Tomlinson To Host CBS’ ‘After Midnight’
replaces The Late Late Show with James Corden.
Good news everyone!
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You had to hold it up to a candle.
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Emperor Nero is rumored to have cause the great fire of Rome in 64 AD that burned over 2/3rds of the city
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Large Boeing Satellite Suddenly Explodes Into Pieces
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"in space no one can hear you scream"
Boeing satellites: "AHHHHHH!!!"
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Getting braces as a young adult?
Correcting your teeth is something you'll enjoy the rest of your life. Don't let your worries about how people will precieve you now impact the rest of your life
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Throughout his congressional campaign in 1974, Gingrich was having an affair with a young volunteer. An aide who worked with Gingrich throughout the 1970s stated that "it was common knowledge that Newt was involved with other women during his marriage to Jackie."
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In September 1980, according to friends who knew them both, Newt visited Jackie in the hospital the day after she had undergone surgery to treat her uterine cancer; once there, Newt began talking about the terms of their divorce, at which point Jackie threw him out of the room
In 1993, while still married to Marianne, Gingrich began an affair with House of Representatives staffer Callista Bisek, more than two decades his junior.[278] Gingrich was having this affair even as he led the impeachment of Bill Clinton for perjury related to Clinton's own extramarital affair.[279][128] Gingrich filed for divorce from Marianne in 1999, a few months after she had been diagnosed with multiple sclerosis.
Sauce: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Newt_Gingrich
My stepmother was doing her undergrad (and a few years later her law degree) from the University of West Georgia when he was a professor of history there and had started his first congressional campaign. She said literally every woman in school was aware of his affairs with students.
Moral decay in 2024? This is just yet another year of accusations fueled by projection from the right.
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Wholesome childhood memory
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No. His dad really was OJ
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Enterprise-D(ebunking)
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It's not there as some commentary by Christopher Nolan that the moon landings didn't happen. It's there to show that schools are willing to teach a lie as long as it serves the narrative of "past oppulence is what destroyed our world, so get out there and be a farmer!"
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I never learn my lesson
Easiest way to start hating your new hobby is visiting it's subreddit.
It's obvious for video games because you can assume anyone that wants to be active on a specific game sub is probably a try hard that talks about the meta, or max DPS builds, or other annoying stuff. But then you visit something like the carbon steel pan subreddit, or grilled cheese, and you're continually assaulted with this idea that there are only specific pans and oils that are correct, or that your grilled cheese isn't actually a grilled cheese because it was cooked too close to an open pack of salami.
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The lunch rush is dead as Americans live for the weekend, office workers are pinching lunchtime pennies
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I love how corporate behavior is all "free market! competition creates better value for the customer!" Then they keep increasing their prices steadily and when that price becomes too much for the consumer they complain about not having any sales anymore and need to increase prices even more to cover lost profits... instead of doing the free market thing which is... ya know... lowering their prices to stay competitive.
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TRUMP GUILTY ON ALL 34 COUNTS
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It's not meant to be taken literally. It's just a modification of the quote Trump said about illegal aliens crossing the border.
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Back in my day...
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Grandpa: Japanese spruce, Chinese pine. They all look the same to me.
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My last view yesterday of the US; one-way ticket.
Good luck man!
As someone that left the US a decade and a half ago, here's some things to go ahead and start getting answers to so you don't have to figure it out when the time comes:
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The future is in good hands
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My personal theory on why old people become miserable conservative pricks is that we're born into this world knowing absolutely nothing, and spend every moment of our lives trying to figure out what in the fuck is going on. Over time, you start to figure some of it out. Then, when you've finally started to get a hold of some shit, and finally start to get into a rhythm of what you're supposed to do, the next generations come in and start changing shit.
People aren't against things being better. But they are against not knowing what the fuck they're supposed to do in life. The problem is the overlap. Changing something for the better means people that spent their whole life doing it one way are now in a state of chaos and uncertainty, which is followed by fear.
So you slowly become conservative, and resist all change.
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Republicans dismayed by Trump’s ‘bad’ and ‘unprepared’ debate performance
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The thing that allowed the Democrats to switch candidates was that the Democratic National Convention had not happened yet, which is when the candidate is officially locked in as the party's candidate on ballots for president.
The Republican National Convention was mid July. Trump and Vance are locked in. To swap candidates now would be considerably more difficult for them (not to mention having to fight against a self centered toddler that will refuse to let anyone other than him run).
Swapping out candidates would be good for the Republicans. The process of swapping out candidates would not be.