I agree with this wholeheartedly.

Speaking of lack of imagination…

“They were so preoccupied with whether or not they could, they didn’t stop to think if they should.”

I would label the “they” as human beings, rather than this country or that.

Related: someone did a lot of digging for the origins.

You can put it in a bit of water on the stove for a few minutes and get the same result too, without overcooking it. I know microwaves are faster though, but I have a different appreciation of time I guess…

I’m wondering if they meant subjugation

I thought it was neither liquid or solid but gas?

That’s not a boring unpopular opinion. It’s a boring popular one.

I say let’s go all the way back to blackboards and chalk!

Very cool, I’ve had a very similar experience! PS - please take as constructive criticism that it is to pore over, not pour over.

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Reminded me of the “game over” sounds that play when someone loses on The Price is Right.

Oh yeah that definitely won’t get abused

A comment from a reader of that article said: “Running some real ‘Gandalf the White/Twitter as it was meant to be’ energy.”

And I can agree.

The amount of people I’ve seen around here with Trump flags (yes, they’re still up for some reason?) and “No Data Centers in ~insert town name~” makes me understand just how little people connect the dots.

I got that much but I didn’t understand what the last line adds to it?

Huh?

People who cannot return a shopping cart to a proper location should not be able to use said shopping cart.