That show is fantastic. I need to rewatch.

The teacher had also known Ty for a single day. I really can’t put too much blame on them, given the law and potential risks that are sadly too real in modern times.

The administration, however, were likely to know of his autism and probably could have handled things in a way that would have deescalated the situation with the cops (that they were required to call).

Not to say they are necessarily to blame (they don’t want to lose their jobs or see jail time), and I wasn’t there, but it seems like the whole thing could have been handled better from top to bottom.

Starrett tools. All of them. I’ve put them through Hell and back.

Yeah, but can I use the Indian service to make calling my number from there illegal? I hate to point out the obvious, but most of the scam call centers are there.

It absolutely boggles my mind. When I was in 5th grade we rode bikes everywhere without anyone caring outside being home in time to eat and do homework. Less than a mile is visible without effort, possibly even if there are hills in the way.

It’s ChatGPT.

Such a derp. I love it.

Someone else finally posted at !high_quality_gifs@lemmy.sdf.org , so that was encouraging.

If you’re curious, this is the actual product line. They are kinda cute.

Sigh… I had to do it:

[Title: “A Taco for the Ages” - Taco Bell Ad Script]

Opening Scene:

(Historical figures sit around a modern Taco Bell table, a mix of respectful lighting and serene ambiance, bridging time and culture.)

Voiceover: “Throughout history, great minds have gathered to inspire change, to push the boundaries of justice, to create a better future for us all. And today, they come together to experience something else transformative: the Doritos Locos Taco.”

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. (taking his first bite): “Now, this is a taste of something different. Injustice anywhere may be a threat to justice everywhere, but flavor everywhere—now, that’s a cause I can support. It reminds me that small acts of joy are powerful. They bring people together.”

Rosa Parks (smiling as she tries a bite): “You know, I took a seat once that changed things, and I’d do it again right here for this taco. The right to flavor, the right to joy—those are things worth standing up for, too.”

Mahatma Gandhi (pausing, contemplative after taking a bite): “This is simple, yet bold. It speaks to the spirit of creativity and humble beginnings, and to the power of something new to unite us. A peaceful flavor revolution, indeed.”

Cesar Chavez (nodding): “This brings people to the table, just like we did in the fields. Fairness and respect, community and flavor—together, they remind us of what we’re fighting for.”

Malala Yousafzai (smiling, takes a bite): “It’s amazing how one bite can change your whole view of what’s possible. A taco that breaks boundaries—it’s a reminder that change is everywhere, even in what we choose to share with each other.”

Voiceover: “Some ideas are more than just flavor; they’re a celebration of what we can achieve together. At Taco Bell, we’re proud to serve moments of joy, community, and connection, one Doritos Locos Taco at a time.”

Screen fades to black, Taco Bell logo appears.

Voiceover: “Taco Bell: Feeding your desire for flavor, community, and change.”

They only have drop bears.

Fat tiger kitten for some variety.

We just threw them in the fire.

Eh, Tyson is also likely doing this to promo Bunny-Man.

I got Steve Madden confused with John Madden and wondered where the turducken would come into play.

Just do a headless install.

I see those stupid autonomous chick fil a delivery bots all over the place in GA. I really hate them. They are slow, clog up sidewalks, and generally impede traffic.

I’ve yet to see a proper autonomous car, though. And that’s weird, imo. I think airport shuttles would be an ideal fit for them.

Just a quick question. It may have been you, or others, that I have seen writing “kagis” and I can’t seem to find a good definition. What does that mean?

These are all amazing. Are they reworks of Calvin and Hobbes comics? Looks like it.

As long as you keep capitalizing the name and refer to the American political party, I would agree. However, grue is objectively correct here. A very wide set of ideologies fall under libertarianism.

A wide swath of libertarians find even the idea of a political party objectionable, for example.