Ok, some DLC missing. Some bugs due to different variations.

Being treated as 2nd Class? Nah, that’s weird bombast.

Right? Trump’s nothing but a Temu dictator that was actually elected into that position rather than a proper tyrant dictator.

The US can’t even do despotism right.

Typesetter here. How are you doing?

As it happens, you can use an ellipsis to indicate a thought that has trailed off. It is standard usage.

Also, in reference to your comment, you say “Ellipsis are wrongly used again”.

Ellipsis is the singular form, meaning you have an error there.

You can say, “ellipsis is wrongly used…”

Or you can say, “ellipses are wrongly used…”

The choice is yours.

You’re most welcome.

I’m pretty sure this is The Limping Man, 1953.

He’s 40 not 28.

Nah, just want a fiddle.

Lloyd Bridges is 40 in this picture. He was born in 1913 and this is from a 1953 film… Mostly what makes him look old here is his haircut.

Patio Song by Gorky’s Zygotic Mynci.

Absolute belter in Welsh (when it gets there).

Oh, here: Patio Song on Youtube

This is what happens to people when they don’t live with their parents until they are 30.

Best stay home, look after the collectibles (jeez, they’re not toys mum!) for as long as possible, just to be safe.

I’m going to run with a little cynicism.

I live somewhere where cannabis is not legal. There’s pressure, sure, but there’s resistance too.

One of the factors that helped it legalized in western countries like Canada and the US is the notion of health. Pain relief. Treatment for some chronic illnesses.

That’s cool. But imagine a pharmaceutical company isolates those health things.

No need to legalized cannabis anymore.

This stuff supports the anti-lefalisation movement by taking the benefits from it.

Damned if we want to use if recreationally.

This is not the Labyrinth you want to get lost in.

Big fan of your work here. Well done.

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Always taken by the wanderlust.

As a pack we’d walk miles, all night, usually guided towards bodies of water.

The kid in the 24 hour garage would nod as we strolled past, along the large brick wall that felt like the scales of a giant lizard.

How do you get an entire population of adults to voluntarily scan their faces and submit them to Palantir?

It’s isn’t hurting anyone, and neither is the neon sign outside my house that says, “Susan bangs chimps for pies”.

I just read it as a phonetic noise, not unlike “smeh”.

Yeah, that article is about how the media deliberately misinterpreted the symbol as being nazi-like after the feminist movement picked it after the war and after the Nazis used their famous double lightning insignia.

This sort of contradicts your first comment … If I’m being kind I think you were just being inarticulate.

I mean that’s a wonderful “what if” situation. Universal basic income and an expanded commons.

But I’m going to pull you up on the notion of cognitive labour.

Most artists and writers are not just coming up with ideas but actually executing them.

Creating pictures, even digitally, usually requires the artist to place their body in a location for a duration and perform (often repetitive) tasks.

This is manual labour too. They chose to exchange their physical existence for the creation of this work.

The same is true of most writers too. Not just the typing up of their ideas, but frequently the physical process of acquiring the material to express those ideas. Travelling for interviews. Talking to people.

So yeah, don’t let them get away with suggesting that theft was purely “cognitive labour” because that finishes the crime.

Yeah, sort of.

I mean it is a tool made from stealing other people’s work.

And also we have restrictions on other tools in society. Knifes for instance. They’re pretty neat, but you wouldn’t want to be giving them to kids or pretending that it solves every problem.

Sort of like cigarettes in the 1950s.

Or asbestos.