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That’s the secret weapon. You pop the hood, and the two shortest goons with tommyguns spring into action.
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That’s the secret weapon. You pop the hood, and the two shortest goons with tommyguns spring into action.
Was he? I didn’t really keep up with it. Just thought the sound bite was funny.
It’s awesome to live in a time when even 50% of Republicans support gay marriage. If someone had told me that in 2005, I wouldn’t have believed it.
Oh my god, lol
On second thought, today’s already a loss. Let’s try again tomorrow.
“Bias automation” is kind of an accurate description for how our brains learn things too.
I’d like to subscribe to the Word of the Day, please.
This logic checks out, however I do wonder if that’s actually how it happens in practice. As in, what percentage of their feed is grown somewhere that we absolutely can’t grow human food.
…but those cows eat plants, and way more than we do, so wouldn’t that just amplify the problem?
“It’s” is being used as “It is” in this case.
(Edit: Oh, you mean the second one! Yeah, that’s wrong.)
Hey bro, remember you have chips.
I can see it. Maybe the nose? The eyebrows?
David Attenborough’s narrations for nature docs, maybe? But that’s not really the same as watching a wildlife fanatic like Steve Irwin.
He has a son that seems eager to follow in his footsteps, so maybe he’ll fill that void one day.
Thanks, kellyaster!
Some references get lost in translation by the 2200s.