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  • Sensible. I don't know how I even could be a proud American, these days. More like a deeply ashamed American.

  • You mean the same thing we were warning the MAGA fucks about before the election are actually happening? You don't say? Man, this is a shitty time to be right.

  • Extra fiber.

  • Sigh

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  • Can we fast forward to the bunker finale?

  • Who wants to tell them?

  • Keeping my fingers crossed.

  • Wait until they find out what "RSVP" stands for.

  • Those aren't Americans, those are brownshirts.

  • Americans don't support domestic terrorists. Who would have thought?

  • Wow, that's not a concerning thing to say at all, nope...

  • Then it shouldn't bitch at me about storage limits. Does it expect me to delete my shit again? All I'm hearing is OneDrive is better off being ignored entirely.

  • If that's the case, then OneDrive shouldn't bitch at me about storage limits. What does it want me to do? Delete my shit again?

  • Happened to me, too. Now I just ignore OneDrive entirely. I don't think Microsoft understands what cloud storage is supposed to be used for. If I delete something from the cloud, I should still have it locally on my PC. The fact that this isn't the case means essentially, that OneDrive isn't actually a cloud service. They're trying to get you to pay a subscription fee to use your own hard drive. You know, the one you're already using for free. I wonder why that isn't taking off? 🤔

  • Can we fast forward to the bunker part?

  • Yes, but people also don't generally speak today like they did back then, either.

  • The thorn (Þþ) represents the voiceless dental fricative (think the "th" sound in "think", "thick", "thistle", and so on).

    To represent the voiced dental fricative (think the "th" sound in "these", "there", "weather", and so on), use the eth (Ðð), not the thorn.

    The improper use here would be to confuse the two.

  • I don't know, but I downvote every improper use of the thorn.

  • When you hit 40, you'll definitely understand how young 22 still is.

  • I like "Go fash, lose cash."