Krusty doesn’t deserve this.

The only way to stop a bad kindergartner with a gun, is with a good kindergartner with a gun.

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How have I never heard of this?! I just installed it, trialled it on a YouTube video, and it’s instantly one of my favorites.

Thank you!!

For anyone in a similar boat:

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/sponsorblock/

I can definitely understand the reasoning behind sending troops vs just supplies, and it’s kind of shit either way; but I’m with you, supporting them directly is ultimately the path to losing the least amount of human life.

Russia is running on fumes, but so is Ukraine. Even the threat of our involvement could end the war - continuing the attack on Ukraine would be suicide at that point.

I guess this beats bombing each other…

Lust: Valentines Day

Gluttony: Thanks Giving

Greed: Halloween

Sloth: 3rd Saturday of October

Wrath: July 4th, and/or tax day

Envy: Christmas

Pride: The entire month of June! 🏳️‍🌈

It’s one of the MAIN reasons I’m not having children.

The coming generations will be saying the same thing.

We’re only kind of fucked; our kids are proper fucked; their kids are fucked fucked.

Seconding that. Slow phase is the way - as the old shit breaks, replace it with metric. Not just for cost, but to ease folks into it.

I wish I could say I had it in me.

There are tools to make them give a shit.

Get

Procure

Great film!!

Hey, congrats Iran!!

(X) Doubt

Sweet flavors are nothing new on wings.

I wouldn’t expect to actually enjoy wings that get the sweet from koolaid, but fuck it I’m down to try a bite.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aggressive_mimicry

We are prey.

It’s antisemitic to even ask that.

Dry needling doesn’t (always?) use electricity. I’ve had it done too, and the explanation I got was that it basically just pisses off the underlying tissue to promote an inflammatory response and thus blood flow to the target area.

Depends on the setting. In a nurse-patient situation, you don’t ever bullshit them in the hopes of tricking them into some kind of benefit.

If your grandpa is raving on Facebook about how acupuncture is working better than opioids for post-knee-replacement pain management, then… “Hey that’s great you found something that works for you!”

YetAnotherUser makes a good point about not enabling a culture of scams or pseudoscience as well.

Discretion is key here.