

No, it’s about who has the MOST dong, and that’s obviously Vietnam.


No, it’s about who has the MOST dong, and that’s obviously Vietnam.
Welcome, and a pleasure to meet you. I hope you enjoy your time here.


Thanks, I thought I was going crazy.


Happened to my cousin in a Honda Prelude in the early 90s. But that car was pretty old and had a lot of miles by then.


I remember killing Vivek just to see how far abusing soultrap could take you. I got the message that I was now living doomed world. If you can get around that, that’s awesome.
I sincerely doubt this will be limited to EVs going forward.
I’ve been riding motorcycles for a couple decades and now that they’re all fancy and computer controlled, most bike have their ECUs cracked within a couple years. Granted most of the time it’s to remove Euro-5 emissions controls 🙄, or remove speed limiters. But could this be an option to disable car surveillance?
I recognize car companies will probably retaliate by saying you voided warranty, but so far most motorcycle companies don’t do that.
It took three weeks, but I should have said “best spuds”! Damn, it was right in front of me the whole time!

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I know! I thought the NY Post was rock-bottom for that sort of thing, but it seems like there’s a new bottom everyday for something.
I’d been missing Hank! He’s a a ray of sunshine.


Came here for this. Yes that visionary, KP, came up with this 20 years ago.


That was a beautiful eulogy for a wonderful creature. He has found peace, I hope you do too.
Promise Mascot Agency had some really solid writing.
Yo, Walnut! Cool ball.
I was gonna go with Fallout Boy, does that make me old, or wrong? 🤔


This was posted on a reddit thread 7mos ago.
https://www.reddit.com/r/somethingiswrong2024/comments/1n6hkoa/daily_discussion_thread/
This gets me sometimes as well. But I also think it’s the only way we can give back to our pets anything like what they give to us. The sheer unconditional love and companionship my dogs give to me, I pay back by being their forever friend. I will be a constant in their life, an unwavering pillar of comfort and familiarity that will never change for them. For the indescribable joy they bring me, I will be there for them even at the very end, and I will suffer the burden of their absence so they do not suffer mine.