Are you saying that none of the fun will be in this game?

90s

teenagers

Yea, thats Gen X. Majority of millennials weren’t teens in the 90’s

That’s a pretty unfeasible request. Sure, maybe big resalers might keep something like that, but the average consumer? I keep my receipts for maybe a year on big purchases unless there’s something like a warranty I need it for. And I get the feeling that’s already more than most folks would do.

If you are insisting on a first purchase receipt before buying something used, you are essentially saying you’ll almost never buy something used. The odds someone would even still have it, let alone go through the hassle of providing it to you, are extremely low. Why would they do that when they could just sell to a less difficult customer who doesn’t care?

I mean, compared to LabView…

Who are you replying to?

Comments like this always makes me wonder, was this just a simple misclick, or are there just a chunk of users who are too technologically inept to figure out how to reply to comments?

Considering how easy it is to kill the lobster before tossing it in, I feel boiling them alive is always unnecessarily cruel.

The man showed up his first day as Twitter CEO literally carrying a sink. That’s about as subtle as a brick to the face.

“And now on the Democrat line, we have Bubba from Florida”

“Yea I’m one of them woke liberals and I think all us woke liberals need to get good with Jesus and start worshiping the one true savior, Donald Trump. Also, fuck them illegal immigrants that Sleepy Joe is letting im!!”

Fuck it, just call it a multiverse. Everyone else is doing it. No one will care.

The Channel Lock Lets Boats Through

Now in French:

E a’el oh es oas trou

Lol, that source is not for q-tips injuries. It’s for furniture or TV’s tipping over. Did you just see the word “tip” and run with it?

Let’s say 40% of people in the US will use a q-tip at some point during the course of a year. That’s 136 million people. 12.5K injuries would be .009%.

So again, rules written for a tiny percentage of people too fucking stupid to know not to jam them in as far as they can. And yea, kids are included in that. A lot of kids are fucking stupid.

None of this means that q-tips are remotely dangerous for anyone with even a small amount of common sense.

Ah yes, warnings written to protect the .02% of users who are too fucking stupid to know not to shove them in as far as possible.

Why is a bike not on this list? Fuck a vehicle that needs gas, give me some pedal powe.

I wish I could. Sadly my local library has been taken over by homeless people doing drugs.

Considering the worldwide trend, do you expect a reduction?

Copyleft violences.

If it did, it could only have been a positive effect. From a logistics standpoint, what happened that day is nothing short of astounding. Less than 3 hours after making the decision, the ENTIRE US airspace was cleared of all commercial traffic. 4500 planes were re-routed and grounded at a time of extreme uncertainty. It may have been his first day, but the guy did his job flawlessly.

No, that’s fundamentally breaking the 7 inch limit.

In that scenario, both your hand and foot would have traveled more than 7 inches. They would have traveled 7 PLUS the pre-teleport distance between your hand and foot. That’s the same distance every part of your body would have traveled.

It doesn’t matter how you cut it, or how you define “you”. You would be teleporting more than 7 inches. There isn’t a single part of you that would ONLY be teleporting 7 inches.

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