Decolonizers when they have indigestion

He was at the wrong place at the wrong time

10 PRINT “Women bad”
20 PRINT “Men bad”
30 GOTO 10

It’s been there even since you slammed the door too hard when you were drunk

And as I recall, I think we both kinda liked it
And I said, “Well, that’s the one thing we’ve got"

I haven’t seen any of those in ages

I can’t argue with that, because the German “wenn” is definitely more ambiguous than the English “when”, but since it’s a lullaby, you kinda have to assume that perhaps it’s leaning more on the positive side, because who on earth would want their baby to die in their sleep?

If Germans really were this cruel, they would have been wiped off the face of the earth a long time ago.

This seems to be a mistranslation, because in German, “wenn” can mean both “if” and “when”, but it’s actually closer to “when”. If you really mean “if”, you use “falls” instead of “wenn”.

So the intended meaning is in fact “tomorrow morning, when God wants it (ie. at the time God wants it), you will wake up again”

Lemmy in a nutshell

Same here. I’ve really only ever heard three songs out of his top 10 singles but Uptown Girl, Piano Man, and We Didn’t Start the Fire I can definitely vibe with.

Sing us a song, you’re the piano man

They didn’t say they were getting bullied by coworkers.

Okay, so long story short, there definitely WAS a middle class that enjoyed higher social and economic mobility than peasants, but definitely nowhere near aristocracy.

By this logic the perfect government is where everyone votes on everything.

I mean, that’s basically Switzerland (more or less). Apparently it CAN work, though the question is whether it can work at scale (Switzerland is approx. the size of Maryland).

Am I supposed to sleep with it?

Can’t it, like, maybe use my living room instead?

At the beginning of the early modern period, you had two classes: peasants and aristocrats.

IDK, I think that’s a bit of an oversimplification. Not everyone was either an aristocrat or a peasant, there were also tradespeople, craftsmen, innkeepers, merchants, traders, bankers, and of course the clergy (who would often wield enormous power themselves, even over the aristocrats, because they generally had to give their blessing to whatever the rulers decided to do).

None of these really fit neatly into the peasant/aristocrat dichotomy (except perhaps for the clergy), but I suppose one could lump the rest of them all in together and call them middle class (or townsfolk). Not all of them were rich, of course (in fact, many were probably not), but some of them did quite well for themselves.

Sorry, I may have misunderstood that. What you meant was they ARE part of the 99% but they don’t consider themselves that way, correct?

TIL the middle class is part of the 1%

What should I do, I’m just a little baby
What if the lights go out and maybe
And then the wind just starts to moan
Outside the door, it followed me home

Now goodnight moon, I want the sun
If it’s not here soon, I might be done
No it won’t be too soon 'til I say
Goodnight moon

Yes, but the proscribed punishment is deportation, look it up.

It being a misdemeanor simply means it won’t go on your permanent record, and you’ll be eligible to enter the US again lawfully after 5 years or so.