If the [ass] is fat it's natural for there to be a little belly with it.

The OP is from Transformers Beastwars.

...we can fix it?

In response to concerns that the new r/homeautomation mod team could overlook posts with dangerous misinformation, the anonymous Redditor pointed me to the subreddit's sidebar, which has a disclaimer about the dangers of electricity. However, the disclaimer is only visible on old Reddit. The mod doesn't know why.

Oh Lord

Uhhhh

“I made a mod that replaces cliffracers with Thomas the Tank Engine,” ‪Trainwiz‬ wrote on the Nexus Mods page for Really Useful Cliffracers. “I am incapable of learning lessons whenever it involves corporations, because I fundamentally do not view toy company CEOs or media CEOs as people.”

Based

the kids are alright

Elon is a 14 year old trapped in a man's body isn't he? He wished to be big.

Always knock before entering his room

Well that's the worst headline I have read in a while

The report then cuts to AI Trump speaking in direct, complete sentences inconsistent with the president’s normal speaking patterns.

lol

This is bullshit. I don't use an ad-blocker

You should be kinder to yourself.

As Gilfoyle said when he gives his AI permission to overwrite code: "The most efficient way to get rid of all the bugs was to get rid of all the software, which is technically and statistically correct."

A+

Reddit created a way to drive more people to its native apps (where Reddit shows ads and generates revenue) as of July 1. But we can't overlook that Reddit was built on people's willingness to provide free content and labor, and the API battle has driven away some of the most popular content and veteran volunteer mods.

Reddit won the battle for API fees, but the war for desirable content—something no social media platform can ever be complacent about—is at risk. And that's not the type of problem that ousted mods and forcibly reopened subreddits can fix.

Advance Publications, which owns Ars Technica parent Condé Nast, is the largest shareholder in Reddit.

This is too good.

And still some people think it will be fine in 3.5 years.