I can offer one possible explanation:

I assume it’s a line of journalists taking turns to ask questions?

Street art is some of the best art. The vast bulk of graffiti is not art even in a generous definition.

I just bagged up 20 shopping bags of books that I’m dropping off at my local used bookseller. Some will end up on his shelves. Some will end up donated to the library.

Or as we say in my house: pressing Q on a dirt block.

Thought this was cool and showed this to my son and he says, “I want to poop in there.”

Rude. I love my Minecraft bathroom

Graffiti is some of the best art. 

It’s taken me a long time to realise the slideshows are opinions  without any supporting evidence.

Some of this I agree on, I guess. The lack of books? Eyeroll. Overly themed rooms? Do they have kids? Extension cords... blah blah. People this judgey are welcome to not step foot in my home.

I agree completely.  The gold plating on those guns is extremely tacky.  Everybody knows an AR-15 should be matte black, or perhaps finished in a light desert camo.  

When people hang up signs in their home that read “This is a home of love” or “Live, Pray, Laugh, Live, Laugh, Love, Pray, Laugh, Live, Eat” who are they talking to?

They bill the workers for the buckets.

And Western capitalists have not a single qualm about using communist labor.

Foxconn to Apple: C’mon Tim, the workers will be fine. We cut holes in the chairs and put buckets under the holes.

They haven’t been made in almost twenty years. Do we even know for sure if they were working Game Boy Colors? For all we know, he could have picked up dead ones for cheap.

Flying cars are an astonishingly bad idea. There are enough idiots out there that forget to fuel their regular car, the consequences of which they have to pull up at the side of the road. I for one don't trust those buggers to fall out of the sky on to my house if flying cars become a thing.

Honestly I’d prefer a more robust and well-funded public transportation systems than flying cars. At the very least bullet trains actually exist and the majority would benefit 

Fusion is way more realistic. Personally owned flying vehicles are only attainable to the rich because how expensive the fuel needed to sustain flight is. People complain enough with the cost of gas for regular vehicles. How can we realistically expect it'll not be multitudes worse for flying cars? Society also isn't…

Mythbusters was great for those kinds of super slo mo videos.