It’s a cutout. She’s trying to trick him into groping her.
Kichae
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Thank you. Came here to say this, or at least find it being said.
8! 13! No, wait, 5! I mean 3?
Nevermind, let’s just mark this “won’t do” and move on to the next ticket.
The thing that you have to keep in mind is that Canadian roads (and, presumably, American roads, too) were designed for a very different transportation culture than the one that exists today. In many cases, they were built for horses and carriages, and retrofitted to motor vehicles that grew up in a much less populated country. No, they didn’t work well in the 50s, either, but the density of cars was low enough, and the kinds of people who drove were different enough, that it kinda sorta worked. But as the populations have grown, and as the culture has become more high strung, and driving has become a necessity for many people (and as vehicles have gotten larger, taller, and more fortress-like), navigating the streets has gotten riskier for all involved.
And no, it won’t get fixed, because North Americans hate change, and we would rather give a small number of millionaires and billionaires tax cuts than actually spend money on social infrastructure in any kind of meaningful or thought out way.
Yes, yes, not all men or whatever.
Fix your flock if you don’t want to to be branded.
Kichae@lemmy.cato
Comic Strips@lemmy.world•I still have more beef for that hackEnglish
151·2 months agoNor have organized politicall movements designed to vulnerable populations.
Kichae@lemmy.cato
Comic Strips@lemmy.world•I still have more beef for that hackEnglish
25·2 months agoObviously not. They use real brooms. You can get them at the hardware store pretty cheap!
Well, most of us know how to deal with all of those, and the vast majority of them haven’t been an issue for the average user for, like, decades now. No one’s fucking with compatubility mode post, like, 2004.
Meanwhile, most of the help you get when trying to solve issues on Linux are command line commands that are not explained by the helper and which we have no idea what they actually do.
The fight I had just to get my printer to work. The fight I’m still having to get my audio interface to work consistently.
“Iran” is going to bomb polling stations in so many blue counties.
I like the taste of sugar. Why do you hate other people’s choice when they don’t involve you? Seems like a weird thing to put that kind of investment in, and kind of a toxic thing to say.
Could just go back to marking the new year in March, like Caesar intended.
And now it’s not. The original developer bought it back a couple of years ago.
The bigger issue is that, like with all of the Firefox forks, it’s still using the Firefox code base and security updates, which is what’s about to go absolutely sideways. Removing the AI translator is one thing, but it sounds like they’re planning on totally fucking it all up at its core.
With no usable Firefox to use as a base, all of the forks are set to die on the vine.
My parente had a 92 GTP. It was half the car of the later models, and I still miss it. There was just something about those Grand Prixes.
Look to something like wordpress.org or writefreely.org if you want to self host. If you want a free hosting platform, weirdly enough, blogger still exists, or you can use wordpress.com.
Kichae@lemmy.cato
Games@sh.itjust.works•Ubisoft: Microtransactions make games more funEnglish
21·1 year agoDon’t worry, this isn’t something they actually believe. They’re just trying to craft a narrative. I worked there for 5 years, and in that whole time nobody on the publishing end of the company said anything that even hinted at them giving a shit about fun.
The Internet is populated by people who think English grammar is cosmic law, so it doesn’t surprise me that they think you should bend over for dogshit urban planning.
Ironically, none of them follow the rule of shutting up if they don’t know shit about shit.
Green spaces: Just for viewing.
What kind of dystopian hellscape do you want the world to be, exactly?
Ignoring the world definitely makes you good global citizens and not problems to work around. Good job. Way to go.




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