I think some of our teams with non-existent defenses would still prefer kick offs.

This is spot on. But I do find myself back over there more than here even though voyager is immensely better than their mobile site/app. The Sink It for Reddit extension has made it more bearable.

Well, that’s the end of me

For unknown reasons

Gonna go with my gut here and say that it was horrible even for 2009/10 standards so they figured why lose money making it.

Prepare to see all the top posts from r/simpsonsshitposting

Nope. Replace dang or damn with dag and use it like that. So instead of damn, yo. It’s dag, yo.

Dag. Not like Snatch “ya like dags” but like “dag, yo”.

Just make a snappable smartwatch band.

Just saw a post by Bloomberg and u/Bloomberg has a little green checkmark by their name.

It’s been pointed out. Lots.

People who are really into trump don’t care. To them he’s probably a martyr fighting the good fight and doing what has to be done to stop evil. This isn’t a gotcha moment for them.

Probably misses his old leg.

Yeah. It’s a pretty big part of their business model.

Reading this makes me think that social media now is pretty much the yellow pages but they’ve tricked people into thinking constantly looking at businesses even though you don’t need anything is normal.

I haven’t seen a social media app have a death spiral in a long time. Facebook is for old people now, I think that’s what happens. The user base ages and/or stops using the platform and more younger people turn to a new platform.

It’s obviously a corner post. They’ll come around…. to the right there and keep on posting.

I used the Walmart stuff on my headlights while I was selling my car and can confirm it improves the performance of the headlights. But I had read the oxidation which causes the yellow plastic will come back pretty quick. I didn’t get to see since I sold the car. Maybe someone else can chime in about that.

No. You need the company first.

You’ve really lost a lot of hair.

Hey, get back in the sewer, weirdie. No mutants on the surface.