I think my beloved would kill me in real life if i described her as an “extra”

That’s kids for you. And thats why you try to help them learn as often as you can, so you don’t have this problem.

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No they were literally a delicacy. It was thought that eating them would help you sleep better.

I’ve only ever played it on mobile

Here’s a fucking meme

Like I’ve said elsewhere, I’ve had good results finding pirated media using the Brave search engine. The main downside is that it’s run by Brave, and they are a bunch of cryptobros

I’ve had an easy time finding pirated stuff using the Brave search engine. Main downside is that its run by Brave. Not the best of people imho.

Honestly that’s a very Nightcrawler take right there. Very in character.

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Yes. But is it moral? Also yes. Will you get sued? Almost certainly not.

I would like to see a study done with several groups:

1. People who read multiple books each year
2. People who watch lots of video essays
3. People who listen to podcasts
4. People who prefer short-form content such as TikTok
5. Veterans
6. Educators, such as teachers or professors
7. Librarians
8. A control group composed of people who either do not fit into the other categories

I’ve heard a lot of people claiming some of these groups are better than others of these groups, but I’m rooting for a null result.

Remember, who made the flashlight for the scientist? The philosopher.

They didn’t start guarding the president until 1901. So, not Grant.

The secret service was established by the Department of the Treasury 159 years ago under the Abraham Lincoln to suppress the counterfeiting of currency, which is still their primary mission

Bro, I am going to assume you mean well (because the actual words you are saying are fairly neutral) but anyone reading your comment in the context of this post is going to think you are racist.

Totally forgot about turkey being native to north America. They are certainly more docile than chickens.

Well, I learned something new today. Gonna be honest, I thought llamas were an offshoot of camels native to the Caucasus mountains. (I suppose they got to the Andes through Georgia’s advanced sea trade network /s)

Edit: Did some googling. They are, in fact, camelids. Why I thought this meant they evolved from bactrian camels is beyond me. They split off from their parent group during the last ice age: camels migrated eastward across the Bering land bridge into Eurasia, whereas the llamas went south.