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Two R sounds in a row can be difficult for some people to say quickly so they skip it.
Another example: I have heard “fusstrating” instead of “frustrating.”
You’re right! I forgot who I was talking about.
My favorite Batman Spiderman villain in his rogues gallery has always been The Abnormal Drug Trafficker


What’s funny is, the phrase “Molyneux’s failed legacy” is accurate without this specific game being named “Legacy.”


A surprising number of them are suspicious. Utah and Florida being so high are red flags too


You’re not a coward, that comment is horrible advice.
It’s good for “oh I oughtta…!” online, but in real life there are significantly more professional/adult ways of solving the problem than asking semi-rhetorical questions that barely make sense in the hopes of guiding someone toward the desired outcome. Please don’t actually do that.
Asking “what does the employee handbook say about X??” isn’t a “gotcha.” You can literally go look, then tell us.
It’s ok to ask not to be recorded in a small meeting. You don’t need to bring up your unfamiliarity with the employee handbook.


Unsurprisingly, they are also the exact same people who pretend windmills cause cancer!


Same, though mine has an A&W with it.
It’s funny that their website shows none though. The whole site seems a bit buggy for me.
My wife has eaten their food before, I have not.


My favorite part is seeing how badly they predicted their level of “success.” The delusion is strong:
At its launch, a slide presentation distributed to investors and filed with the SEC suggested that by 2026, the company expected to have about $3.3 billion in revenue, 40 million users on Truth Social and another 81 million spread across the company’s other services.
Hahaha!! 81 million people! $3 billion in revenue.
Truth Social may have as few as several hundred thousand daily active users, while Elon Musk’s X is estimated to have around 224 million. Those kind of numbers place it firmly in 24th place among social media companies, a few spots behind YouTube Kids.
Seriously, leave animals alone.
The amount of ink being released at the beginning would have made anyone intelligent let go of the octopus.
I actually saw rabbit on the back-end too!
I blame all of the old “is it a rabbit, or a duck?” illusion drawings. Is the lady pretty, or ugly?
Anyone know what this one means?
Amazingly, looking at the Disqus and other threads (there’s a colorized one on Facebook from February), no one seems to know wtf it means.
Someone mentions that a “Flanagan” is traditionally a character that messes things up, so maybe that’s it?
Thank you! I was wondering about the context


The real reason they cite is also quite interesting. Twice as many leased electric vehicles are coming to market.
Analysts attribute the surge to a glut of hundreds of thousands of cheap pre-owned EVs that were purchased on leases in the early 2020s and which are now returning to market as those leases expire. According to credit bureau Experian, EVs will account for 15 percent of all off-lease vehicles at the end of this year, up from 7.7 percent in the first quarter.


This reminds me of Coyote Linux, a firewall distribution that I also used to run on a 386 from a floppy disk!


Reviews too! Steam has a frequently used and frequently useful user-submitted reviewing feature.
Reviews are a “community” feature, and it’s remarkably hard to build a review feature people want to use that is actually valuable.


Oh definitely.
There’s a reason Fort Bragg was famous in the 80s and 90s for literally thousands of high-powered weapons going missing.
There’s little oversight, they just don’t care. The military never sends its best.
Because it’s a direct quote from a guy in the article.