Notice the direction of that backslash. What they were trying to do was 🐈^📦 on the power of 📦, but I guess this formatting code doesn’t apply to titles.

EDIT: …or lemmy comments. Testing: (🐈^📦)^📦 - nevermind. So they tried to escape the exponential symbol with a backspace, but there was no need for it in lemmy, since it’s coded differently here.

The thing that’s driving me mad. Stuffed carriages, everyone coughing and sneezing around, not a single mask in sight, and bRo It’S jUsT tHe CoLd, but it’s still fucking annoying to deal with, and I wouldn’t have to if people weren’t inconsiderate as hell. And especially at this day and age when we’re supposed to get people to use public transport because of the environment, and every single atom of mine is screaming for my own little personal space where I don’t have to go down with the snot plague just because I’m locked in with another 63472864 people coughing into my neck. RRRraaawr, I hate public transport in the cold.

First I read Rickiest click of my career. I think it was a visionary mistake.

But at least I do not see it morally as a very big problem that a person explicitly says that something is acceptable and then that thing is done to him

This is why one of my wild theories is that the timing of the shot isn’t coincidental, and since there’s so little time between his answer and the shot, there’s a (negligible, too low, ridiculously small) chance that the shooter was waiting for this particular question (and the answer that follows), suggesting some connection between the person asking and the killer. I am aware of how tinfoil hat it sounds, and I don’t think that’s actually the case, but it makes some sense.

While I’ve been playing with variously wild theories myself, as well, I don’t see why a sniper would keep their crosshair right on the person they are trying to protect. However, I’m also not overly educated in snipology to be 100% sure about it.

Animals also feel empathy. Which means he wasn’t just a subhuman, he was subanimal.

“I’m fine”

For me it’s quite the opposite; in the small picture I saw a giant, rather angry tiger-monster face (and nothing else attached). Like, the actual ears being the monster’s eyes, and the hind legs being the ears. Like a mad tiger with a long forehead.

Homeopathic heroin?

It ruins the joke.

- What is the problem with putting the punchline in the title?

- It ruins the joke.

Thanks! My lazy ass brain forgot that shows can also be found on imdb, not just single films. And here I was, thinking I found a glitch.

In hindsight it looks pretty obvious - for some reason I didn’t even take a closer look at the imdb page of The Young and the Restless, and I had no idea it was a show. Thanks for the answer!

Thanks for cracking the case - I never heard of that title before, and I automatically assumed that would be a standalone film. It makes perfect sense, knowing it’s actually a show. Thanks for the info!

Either the female equivalent of Gigachad, or a gal with a height of nine feet two grains.

*ZIP*

Weirdly, after a certain percentage of useless meetings (that should have been an email) it does become more productive to make the AI “do the job”: not because it’s actually efficient, but an AI is never interrupted for a pointless meeting for hours.

Corrupt politicians remove regulations after lobbying. That would be a silly alternative univ… oh shit.

This guy knows how to do it.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=MvGKxDlXgvQ

We have a family album with a bunch of photos from my brother’s toddlerhood in ~'83, mostly black and white. Those cameras were still around for a while (not in South Africa, though). Maybe family heirloom, maybe it was just cheaper, or some hobby stuff.

I’ll be the dancer. Just make sure I can hear your conversation.