Pretty sure this was from the America book by Jon Stewart, yeah? That book was a trip.

actually… that kinda makes me nostalgic. No Mercy was the best, and it holds up pretty well!

Reminds me of the Einstein jerk off skit from UCB

https://wiby.me/

Searches for web pages without JavaScript. The Surprise me! option is fun for finding random ass old sites too

edit: https://mapfight.xyz/

Compare the size of any two landmasses.

It’s amazing. By utilizing the time honored technique of “korosu”, this skill has been passed down from generation to generation. People don’t seem to have enough respect for tradition.

Speak for yourself, I’m interested in the sugar & molasses. Stocks are low and my family needs to hunker down for the long winter.

Hey, maybe that cat likes to put on a collar and tie only when speaking to a receptionist, who am I to judge?

Ready Player One was a dystopia and Zuck was so enamored it became required reading for building the “Metaverse”.

Billions of dollars can’t buy you the ability to sense irony I guess.

It’s not that they’re not religious. They just don’t pick only one. As they say, “Born Shinto, married Christian, die Buddhist”

Definitely a question worth an interrobang. I never understood the “we need to pretend follow the law so we can break it” policy

All Cops Are Barfedupon?

Hey now, go easy on them

… they’re doing everything they can.

Most Americans have their talking points ready to go around certain topics: healthcare, guns etc. But if you get anything that attacks the capitalism, building the country off of slave labor, or the country being the product of a genocide, that’s when the propaganda really kicks in.

Oh and if you call it propaganda, then the denialism gets even stronger.

Noo YOU’RE awesome. Hugs for everyone!

That’s interesting, they’re pretty much the same techniques used by racists from the 17-1900s to determine “racial superiority”. It’s like it never went away, just crawled into 4chan

Ah this is nice!

I don’t know why I’m here commenting about this, but I love type, so:

Hyphen (-): the short one, used for hyphenated words. fire-eaters. Close-up.

en-dash (–): slightly longer, traditionally the length of a lowercase"n" in the typeface. Used between for things like a timeframe. 10–11:30, August–October

em-dash (—): the longest of the three, and the length of a lowercase “m”. Used as a punctuation mark to denote a side comment or to abruptly cut off a sentence. “It’s a great punctuation mark—in fact I overuse it—but it’s still useful.” “Hey where are you going with that giant—”

I didn’t bother to double check the definitions, so there might be more specific rules, but these are my rules of thumb.

Same, I don’t really care what the media thinks, I’m having a good time.

Is that a weed?! I’m calling the police!!

I absolutely agree, I think you ahem that lead actress should win an Oscar.

But I think it’s important that we don’t let enjoying things become synonymous with liking (mindless purchasing) the corporate products that are being sold to us at a breakneck pace.

What ways do we have to still create our own ways to have fun? How can we make our own “weird barbies”?