Yeah it’s getting pretty old now.

I just busted a gut at the sheer stupidity of that response. I think he can’t surprise me and then this comes out.

Revenge of the Nerds when I was 7. Adult forgot about the peephole scene.

TIL:

The key feature of a prism is that it has a rectangular cross-section along its length. The cuboid also has a rectangular cross-section, which makes it a prism.

Prism? Thats a cuboid.

TIL France and Spain have a taint.

Tabernak!

Corporations are not people.

Nanaimo BC, Canada… price is in CAD. That converts to $3.32 USD

I must say I am shocked that our prices are on par with or lower than anywhere in the US. I mean the conversion rate on the California price is insane in CAD:

Not sure how I feel about Cicada Chop Suey

TIL… what the fuck. This shit has been illegal Canada wide for generations now, I honestly thought this article was from the past…

Wait…is the modern day US from the past? Was there some sort of time loop?

Gotta put that Windows in the bin.

Konami Made TMNT handheld game, came out around the same time as the first movie. Wish I could remember the title.

https://youtu.be/glSRvBiG6nQ?feature=shared

Found it. Nostalgia.

This might not be the best place for this post, if someone knows a better one I’ll gladly move it.

Edit: corrected title to adhere to rules.

Two very important steps to start with:

1. Corporations are not people. They should not be able to lobby, donate funds, or be a scapegoat for their executives in a lawsuit.

2. Restore truth in print laws, which were removed thanks to corporations being considered as people and allowed advertisers to lobby this legislation be removed under the guise of it hurting their buisness.

Then you’ve got a chance of stopping this shit. But these two legislative changes can be attributed to as the first to steps on the horrible path our democracies have taken to their ultimate enshitification where they have taken the power from the people and put it in the hands of the wealthy.

I downvote it when its opinion is clearly wack. Like when it tries to give Washington Post a highly trusted rating after all the inflammatory, biased shit they’ve been putting out.

Hahaha, fair point.

I dont usually upvote posts about Reddit…

…but when i do they’re shooting themselves in the foot

Call me a pessimist, but I’d be willing to bet the Republicans would put up legislation to argue that anyone that dies after the election within X number of days has their vote disqualified.