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I hear it spreads easily.

A factual, “You snooze, you lose”. I suspect they lost (or will lose) their jobs.

Good to note, “None on board - including 153 passengers and four flight attendants - were injured during the flight, and there was no damage to the aircraft.”

Since they are treating them as others (foreigners/strangers), Israel is messing up, even from a religious view:

Leviticus 19 (KJV) 33 And if a stranger sojourn with thee in your land, ye shall not vex him. 34 But the stranger that dwelleth with you shall be unto you as one born among you, and thou shalt love him as thyself; for ye were strangers in the land of Egypt: I am the LORD your God.

Or if you prefer NIV 33 "'When a foreigner resides among you in your land, do not mistreat them. 34 The foreigner residing among you must be treated as your native-born. Love them as yourself, for you were foreigners in Egypt. I am the LORD your God.

I’m not gonna lie, the thumbnail did NOT look like an arm with a hand.

The title I would have used is:

In South Africa, unemployment has remained high for the past two decades, with Black people facing the highest rates, and youth unemployment at an alarming 58%.

However, Rule 1 says “Title must match the article headline”, and that info that I would have used is in the subtitle. But you’re not wrong.

I have posted correct information like that on Reddit and have been downvoted for providing sourced information. That really discourages my participation. Why try?

I have to brag on Lemmy.world.

This place is friendlier, and a much better place to interact with others. Oh, there’s still a down-vote brigade, but it’s much smaller.

Reddit may still have a huge user base, but it’s becoming facebook-esque; that is, people go to it because they know it, and nothing else. This place is so much better.

https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Risa

I got you, bro.

https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Kevin_Riley

Sadly, the actor passed away about 8 years ago. He was 74.

https://www.cnn.com/2015/10/18/entertainment/star-trek-obit-bruce-hyde-feat/index.html

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GOATED adjective, slang : considered to be the greatest of all time

Slack filling.

But if today is your last day, do you really need a bank? I’m not saying every street corner needs a coffin shop, but there’s a bajillion banks.

I suspect that’s what they meant. But it does not look like it.

Ooga Chaka…

I was going to post, “Do they understand their user base?” but after reading your post, I believe they do.

Cool. I know it’s a bot, but I hadn’t heard of this.

The Little Blue Man Hoax In early 1958 Michigan motorists began to report sightings of a “little blue man”. The glowing figure, who looked like a spaceman from a science-fiction movie, would appear out of nowhere on rural roads, and then just as suddenly disappear. When startled motorists stopped to investigate, they could find no trace of him.

As time progressed, the sightings grew more fantastic. Some said the man appeared to be ten-feet high. Others thought he was only two-feet high. One motorist claimed he “ran faster than any human.”

The police began to search for what, or who, was causing these sightings. Their search ended when three young men — Jerry Sprague, Don Weiss, and LeRoy Schultz — came forward and confessed. The young men explained how all the reports of flying saucers in the news had given them an idea for a prank. They created a costume consisting of long underwear, gloves, combat boots, a sheet with holes cut out for the eyes, and a football helmet to which they attached blinking lights. They then spray-painted the costume glow-in-the-dark blue (inspired by a song popular on the radio at the time, “Little Blue Man” by Betty Johnson). Sprague wore the costume, noting that “it was my underwear and I was the only one it would fit.”

The trio staked out rural roads at night. Sprague would hide in a ditch, and when a motorist approached, he would leap out and run along the road to attract their attention before making a quick getaway by jumping into the trunk of the car driven by Weiss and Schultz. They did this on at least eight or ten nights, over a period of weeks.

The police let the pranksters off with a warning not to do it again. Links and References

Weisenbach, Traci. (Nov 10, 2008). Elkton remembers 1958’s ‘Little Blue Man’ hoax. Chicago Tribune.
"No Man from Mars". (Apr 26, 1958). Chicago Daily Tribune.

I checked it. They’re still reset to the old data. My edits meant nothing.