Ah, I interpreted your comment as addressing the pronunciation of "Jesus Christ", not the prevalence of Christianity-derived expletives.
Although to be fair, "mein Gott" is still a top contender and I've heard most of my German friends use it, even the staunchly anti-religious ones (which is, well, most of them, given I am too quite anti-religious in general and tend to surround myself with similar people).
Nah, this took extra effort to implement.
Damn, my dudes, next time give me a bit of a heads up, now I gotta run to the store on a Friday afternoon to stock up on popcorn and butter!
May the MAGA meltdown be epic and entertaining.
You're never too young to dye.
In fact, fuck societal norms, go crazy, try some funky colours! Do a half-length bleach to platinum blonde, add a green or turquoise strip, do frosted tips but instead of keeping them blonde, dye em copper red... The world's your oyster.
Or just keep the gray patches, chicks dig it.
It only falls apart if you're looking at it from an anglocentric point of view and apply the same rules. English has some weirdness to it when it comes to pronounciations (mainly because it's not even its own language but three-four different languages melded into one).
Besides, the name "Jesus Christ" has been quite literally transliterated to most languages of Christian countries, in ways that fit the local pronounciations and makes it roll off the tongue too. Even the English pronunciation itself is a modified one, not to mention the ancient Greek and Roman variations, or the original old Hebrew (which has some differences compared to modern Hebrew that was influenced by Arabic and vice versa, but that is another linguistic discussion we shouldn't get into because we could debate it till Monday...).
I mean yes, that sort of corruption also needs addressing.
But it isn't fair to exclude people from well-paying jobs just because they used to serve the public at one time. There's plenty of legitimate reasons why one might move on to a well-paying job, that doesn't involve favours being passed around.
Double the vibrations double the fun 😘
The myth stands because the economy usually takes 2 to 4 years to catch up after major political changes.
That was apparent under Biden as well as Obama. Hell, Obama inherited the whole 2007-2008 crash, and pulled the US out of it like no other county managed. Compared to W who literally got the singular most nation-uniting event dropped on his lap, and fucked it up so much that the US suffered the most from the dot-com crash...
Donnie inherited Obama's good economy and within two years there were clear signs of him fucking shit up so bad... But people blamed Biden for it, because he inherited most of the shit, and only in the last year of his presidency did things begin to visibly improve.
And don't forget, most people are morons and incredibly easy to mislead. Just how many denounce Biden's response to COVID when it was the orange shitsack who was President for most of it? And that's only been 5 years ago. You seriously expect the same idiots to remember the past 20-30-40 years? Or have enough reasoning skills to look at collated data going back a hundred years showing how policies affected the economy (specifically the economy the average people experiencing, not talking about the Fortune 500 doing well or some other crap metric)?
I would like to see an alternative model/lineup tho. With the new Proton on ARM approach it would make sense to ship a model that runs on a solid ARM SoC with a similar 20-25W TDP as the base Deck model, maybe with a proper 1080p/1200p display in tow.
Didn't multiple Republicunts try to reduce or abolish age of consent laws in a number of states?
He was into the type our people really want to legalise. That makes it okay, right?
Adam you freaky ahh bish