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- Comment on Neighbor very proud of her life choices 2 weeks ago:
Disney Princesses?
- Comment on If you (a regular American citizen) had actionable, insider knowledge about the US Federal Government/Military and felt the public should know, how would you tell everyone? 2 weeks ago:
Half didn’t even vote at all
- Comment on If you (a regular American citizen) had actionable, insider knowledge about the US Federal Government/Military and felt the public should know, how would you tell everyone? 2 weeks ago:
The public cares, but are mostly powerless because it’s extremely difficult to coordinate efforts across so many states and distance.
- Comment on Xbox Game Pass is getting a price reduction. 2 weeks ago:
Amen! Greedy bastards! Maybe think about how insulting it is to try and squeeze even more out of your loyal customers in financially stressful times. Disconnected. A price drop would need to revert to 2018 when it was $15/mo. We don’t need all those mediocre games in Game pass. We can’t even install all of them with the measly 1TB storage!!
- Comment on Let's discuss ideas how Game Pass should be structured and priced 2 weeks ago:
How about just bring back online MP for $5/mo at 12mo purchase of $60. I stupidly joined in the GP tiers and watched it skyrocket from $10 to $30 and when my grandfathered price tier ended at $20, I canceled everything. Just shy of 20 years on Xbox down the drain! At one point MS had a bundle of everything that was $20/mo and that was Gold, Office, Skype minutes,1TB SkyDrive (before rebrand), it was decent.
Now they went from getting an annual $240 GP, $150 Office, and me still buying a bunch of games to now ditching the ecosystem until further notice. Greedy bastards!
- Comment on Looking forward to bikini season 2 weeks ago:
runs into water
“I’m all better now, thanks!”
- Comment on Test ride 2 weeks ago:
Duh, he’s got another stolen bike ready to go to chase after you just in case…
- Comment on When in time did America gave up trying to be great? Gave up as the example for the world? And now we are on our backs and refuse to get up like Bender off Futurama or a turtle? 3 weeks ago:
Explain. I’ve got my tinfoil hat ready!
- Comment on Inexplicable 3 weeks ago:
- Comment on I might shit my pants just a little if I saw this 3 weeks ago:
Salesmen at a local car dealership would super glue quarters to the parking lot. The porters and/or customers would always try to pick them up, and it brought us so much joy to watch.
- Comment on Oh No! Now A Federal Bill Wants OS-Level Age Verification for Everyone in the USA 3 weeks ago:
Ohhh trust me I know it’s all about surveillance. I’m just meaning they’re going to negatively impact everyone everywhere without a second thought because they’ll get what they want in the end. Either more money or more reelections
- Comment on Oh No! Now A Federal Bill Wants OS-Level Age Verification for Everyone in the USA 3 weeks ago:
My other biggest gripe: what happens to business computer users at the office? What about their admins? How much extra work is this going to create???
- Comment on ChatGPT’s latest stylistic quirk is sinister, infuriating – and absolutely everywhere 3 weeks ago:
Funny about the Number 23. After watching it years ago, I still find it everywhere and often. I know it’s probably one of those: “Get a new car then notice that same car everywhere” effects, but still…
- Comment on Why are prop, non functioning guns way more expensive than airsoft guns? 3 weeks ago:
I would exercise caution for being too real, and carried in the wrong public setting. Otherwise have fun! All guns are expensive anymore haha.
- Comment on [deleted] 3 weeks ago:
Honestly, no BS, I’ll run for president if it means getting this guy out of here!
- Comment on School of hard knocks 4 weeks ago:
I once had a fortune cookie that read something like this, “Experience is what you get when you don’t get what you want”.
And let me tell you, I have a lot of experience! That cookie made me OK with learning the “hard” way.
- Comment on If Trump reformed the gov so much he made himself a King. What recourse would americans have? How would we fight at considering all gadgets and armed forces would be his? 4 weeks ago:
The bottom part of your comment is what we already do. It’s not really helping anyone else out, unless it’s to basically spread awareness to get “the other half” of the country riled up too.
I think the military oath, “support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic.” would be widely interpreted so that a lot of the internal branches of the military would be divided on if he’s an actual threat.
Personally, I think we’re to that point now where he basically does whatever he wants without proper approvals, and then no repercussions either; so it’s reinforcing the ability to do so and shows how powerless/spineless the rest of the gov is.