Yeah, I suppose the obvious stuff, sure

Guess I’m just rankled by seeing so many people making baseless claims and then telling everyone to figure it out themselves when they get called out on it, and it’s not the same as this.

Hidden panel: guy on left saying “google it yourself, don’t expect me to have to teach you anything”

Why should anyone ever have to substantiate their claims???

Also, “Febuary“

Venus isn’t a planet either. It’s a hell-sphere. But that makes it even more rad 🤘

I preferred when they were originally Vin Diesel jokes, not the least in part because Chuck Norris is a chud

Bitchin’

I still use that, and I’m trying to bring def back but I got none of the rizz to do it

Bummer about those thalidomide arms though

That connectivity in hard-to-reach places—much like free speech absolutism—is conditional upon whether he (or the dictator of an invading force, with whom he agrees) will allow it

[edit] and apparently Starlink may not even be profitable, with its accounting described as “more art than science” which always bodes well

I’m hearing this in Dana Carvey’s Tom Brokaw.

“And he was delicious.”

Makes me think of Threedom where they play a game like this and end up in a similar loop, pretty funny when they fuck it up like that

Foxes too, they’re as acrid as skunks are. Lovely creatures, but let’s appreciate them from afar.

You better start believing in huge 3D printers

…you’re in one!

He already had a circlejerk with another poster talking about how China can do it in days (because no osha, you know), and then! said it could also be done more inexpensively by reusing the steel from the collapsed bridge, that, you know, is structurally compromised by the collapse and I can’t imagine the water it’s submerged in is good for its integrity either

[insufferable pedant mode] well no, because it would be the unreal 5 engine then, wouldn’t it

Okay gramgram, let’s get you to beddy-bye

There’s a documentary that may help explain this, iirc it’s called Paw Patrol

Hm. In my experience, -eigh has always been pronounced -ee. In most cases, Leigh is a homophone of Lee, as it comes from an English word meaning “meadow”, and you’ll find many pronunciation guides that confirm this. Not that I find it all that intuitive, I would have assumed it to be pronounced -lay myself, like sleigh or eight. English is dumb like that, and if you or anyone else wants to pronounce it -lay, nothing should stop you.

To keep in line with the conversation thread, Paisleigh

Not necessarily. Think Leigh and its relatives (e.g., Ashleigh, Kayleigh, Charleigh*)

*made that one up but still,