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  • Free (legal) movies. Most are stuff I don't want to see anyway, but every once in a while a diamond in the rough pops up

    Edit: Like someone else mentioned, YT is my primary entertainment source for a few reasons, so I've definitely gotten my money's worth. I wouldn't recommend everyone get it, but I'm happy with my decision

  • Not gonna lie, I bit the bullet and got YT Premium almost 5 years ago. Honestly, one of the best purchases I've ever made in my adult life, hands down

  • You're a saint <3

  • His whole playlist/playbook is worth a watch at least once

  • Wolfman's got nards

  • At least it's "lore accurate" to the first game, only 3 Marines needed

  • GROND!

  • We can only hope

  • The key signature for A minor is no sharps or flats, but if that's the joke they're going for, then both images are in A minor. So I'm not entirely sure what they're trying to go for here either

  • This is extremely simplistic and reductive, but essentially, after JD Vance was named Trump's VP, someone made a shit post saying 'Wow, I can't believe he said he had sex with a couch, that's wild'. To their slight credit, the same person commented like an hour later admiting it was all a lie (they just posted the Arthur meme of "You think someone would do that? Go on the internet and tell lies?"), but that didn't really matter and it got shared around a lot, mostly by people who knew it was fake news but still thought it was funny anyway.

    Later that week, AP News did a fact check on it (because, sadly, they have to do A LOT of false-fact debunking) and they essentially said "JD Vance did not have sex with a couch". HOWEVER, they have an internal policy that says their fact-checks must say only the truth, even if they have to be extremely specific in their wording. Since they originally said "No, he has never had sex with a couch" but, technically speaking, unless they've been spying on him for his entire life, there's no way to actually PROVE that, so they had to take it down. Lots of people saw it get taken down and jumped on that fact as a 'Well, then he must have done it, obviously' and the memes continued.

    Fast forward to today, and some FOX host who probably still uses Yahoo as their search engine and has no connection with meme culture is demanding the video proof that they presume to exist despite no one EVER saying that there's proof.

    Hope that answered most of your questions

    Edit: slightly wording fix

  • While, I do believe you, random internet meme person, but I'mma still need to see some sources for that

  • While neither of these are specifically about Senior Beast, they provide some insight into why your paranoia isn't unfounded, so please see this or this

  • It's not even casual internet surfing anymore. While looking for a job several months ago, I had to create a new account on every. Single. Fucking. Application.

  • Lemony Snicket just came

  • Wait what

  • No they don't. But they probably have the right wealth to get out of it with a fine that's probably less than whatever interest is generated by their smallest savings account

  • They don't care about ACTUAL history. They're trying to defend themselves by shifting any criticism onto "the original lawgiver," and knowing full well that most Americans get their history from church (and bad TV in a close second), they invoke God as a shield to do whatever awful injustices make them erect that week