In what context did you hear the word “suns”? Presumably, it had to be invented for whatever context required the plural of sun. In Star Wars, Tatooine has two suns. In the galaxy, there are many suns. It’s not like it took much thinking to figure out how to pluralize sun.

Also, in ancient times I think “suns” was another way to say “days”

If you’re not miserable, you’re not working hard enough/s

If people are happy, something is wrong. Misery is a virtue/s

Check out Word Girl on PBS Kids. It’s a superhero parody that also teaches kids vocabulary

I didn’t know that. The wording of the post implied to me they weren’t American because they’re referring to Americans as if separate from themself

Oddly specific

Some waffles please

Bread and circuses

That’s why it bugs me when people watch movies and do nothing but complain. Admittedly, I did that too in the past, I read the Twilight books when I was younger just to complain. But I don’t do that now. People will complain about every decision the creators of a movie or show make and then keep watching it, seemingly unaware that they’re contributing to it continuing. If you want things to change, don’t watch shit you don’t like.

Movies aren’t all that important, but it’s symbolic of how little people are willing to do to solve their problems. They complain til blue in the face but won’t take an action as simple as turning off the TV to solve their misery

OP didn’t say they were American

Law enforcement shouldn’t have quotas. You can’t be like “arrest 50 people” if only 40 people commit crimes. If people are behaving, leave them alone and be happy, don’t make up reasons to arrest the innocent to meet a quota.

I want them to destroy data centers

I want them to clean up pollution and fix the environment

I want them to fairly redistribute Musk’s wealth

First world anarchy

I think eventually, people will forget what “lol” originally meant and it will be a word to express mild amusement

I wanna help tear down the Berlin wall

Amy Duncan from Good Luck Charlie is a diva drama queen played by Leigh-Allyn Baker who is a MAGA supporter that now does conservative kids shows

Nothing is like it is portrayed in fiction

I don’t recall. Probably chips and cake