That’s fair. I also didn’t know what OP had posted about rogue setups, which is also reasonable. Thanks for the answer!
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… Maybe it’s a bad idea to be a politician whose last name starts with K.
“Static Blue Bar” is my favorite TV show, too! What a coincidence!
I’m not sure how I feel about that video, but the hairstyle of the guy in the red shirt reminds me of Tommy from the classic Power Rangers series.
That was part of the premise of the episode about his bachelor eligibility and subsequent arranged marriage. It was also much more subtly visited upon in the octuplets episode.
Uh, spoiler warning for 28 year old and 26 year old Simpsons episodes, respectively.
Curse your sudden but inevitable betrayal!
Same. This post was the first I heard of it.
This reminds me of classic Everquest, in which some players argued that Ogre players were better because for a long time there was a bug compelling the guards of their own home city to try to kill them.
I’m also not a Brit, but it was popular here on lemmy for a day or two. Unfortunately, my very brief image searches aren’t returning it, but I’ll try to find it for you.
I don’t think I agree, as I think almost any individual clicking those buttons could extrapolate that there was some subterfuge involved, but I do appreciate your take.
Did you see the original meme to which I’m referring?
I have several joint damaging injuries. I’ve broken my ankle, torn the cartilage in my knee, and dislocated my shoulder fourteen times - and not only are those only the joint injuries, but only those that have required surgery.
Last year, during a change of seasons, I was visiting a local diner for a takeout order and asked if they minded if I sat down to wait for my order, explaining that I was a damaged individual. They, of course, acquiesced, but then the owner of the venue asked if I noticed more pain during inclement weather.
That was the first time over about thirty years of owies that I realized my pain might be correlated with barometric pressure.
I liked TinkerCAD.
Hey, horses don’t say woof.
Could you elaborate on why?
Even safer might be that image that’s been circulating. It states that if you’re in the UK, the hosting site is required to verify your age, but they’re not required to verify your location. Now, please click on of these buttons indicating whether or not you’re in the UK to determine whether age verification must be performed.
(Presumably “I am in the UK” leads to an innocuous website)
I use user notes for this - notes like “argues in bad faith,” “is knowledgeable about x,” etc. Then if I feel talking to someone is a waste, I still get their input if I want it but know whether or not to engage.