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  • I think this headline would be less confusing if it said "these Olympic athletes are married to each other".

    At first I thought, "So what if they're married?"

  • Large-scale investors buying up housing stock to rent out.

  • I guess he doesn't count it as a world war if we have already capitulated to Russia before the war starts?

  • Octopus, octopuses, and octopodes are correct. Octopi incorrect.

  • I'm not sure that reminding us that Doge died is really helpful or relevant....

  • I just saw a clips of him at a rally from a day or two ago, with no ear bandage, and his ear appeared fine.

  • "Vision loss" sounds so passive. They knew he had a problem with clawing at his eyes, told his parents they could handle that, then let him (not quite literally, but probably would have gotten there if not for parental intervention) claw his own eyes out.

  • Like Trump even knows what respect is. He thinks it's worshiping somebody (himself, mostly) and groveling at their feet.

  • He's really just got that one "accomplishment" he's proud of, huh?

  • I've had pneumonia before. I can assure you that the breathing and coughing is not remotely pleasant.

  • All the fast food workers in Ohio should start making sure that they they get some good bones in there every time they go for fast food chicken.

  • No, but it does help them to garner support, stupidly enough.

  • Guess that's why she doesn't like that a whole bunch of her supporters are now supporting Harris.

  • Commander 2024

  • Workers said they were harassed and even threatened with violence.

    This is what happens when people are literally starving because you're not fulfilling your duty.

  • Growing up in New Jersey, where we had Wawa everywhere, 7-Eleven was the "dirt convenience store" like how some towns back then had the good mall and the dirt mall. I was shocked when I moved to another state and found out that 7-Eleven was considered the good convenience store.

  • I spent a bit of time living in Japan, and to this day, years later, I still frequently dream of visiting Japan and one of my top priorities being going to kombini (convenience stores). They're amazing. I hope 7-Eleven is able to transform the convenience store experience in the US into a kombini experience.

  • The politicians who are against it are the vast minority, they're just extremely vocal and irritating.

  • I don't work in the field, but I follow it a bit. I live in Washington and we get tons of dogs imported from Texas.