We really did shape western society after Rome, didn't we?
Sunschein
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Free will?
John Milton?
Oh God, I'll never get this right...
I lol'd
The actual origin is almost as goofy. "'Wisconsin' (originally 'Meskonsing') is the English spelling of a French version of a Miami Indian name for a river"
Another example of Big Media always twisting the narrative! They didn't "pass wind," they FARTED! Stop diverting the blame!
I was explaining to my kid what a cassette was, and then I realized that I had to explain what physical media was first. Like, no, movies and music didn't always just materialize out of the magic light-box.
Also had to explain to a nephew what the save icon was. That was funny.
DUI cheat sheet
Yeah! It's crazy; it was one of the bigger mass extinction events. It rusted all of the exposed iron on the planet too, which I think is just cool.
Godrick gives his toughest battles to his, uh, soldiest... soldiers?
"I’d like to point out that the colour red has more positive than negative meanings..."
A lot of people in this thread saying that viruses are losing when we live through a cold. That's just not true. Their goal is to live/reproduce, not to kill. They're winning at a different game, it just hurts us as a byproduct.
Idk, this piece of advice legitimately works on my wife.
"Boop."
But also, I think similarly for commenting online.
90% of the time, I type out a comment, only to hit cancel and move on. It's surprisingly cathartic.