Because we keep clicking.

Is StackSocial legit? 

Is StackSocial legit? 

Me neither. When I heard about the “slap heard ‘round the world”, I thought, “gee, maybe this asshole’s finally done something interesting”.

> he ate an actual live baby on stage.

Just kinda blindly clicking, wondering how far I’d have to go to get to Death Proof.

IDK - Is someone who has no idea what he’s doing going to say he’s attracted to “pretty, wounded birds”?

At first I was enraged, then I was disgusted. Then I became interested, more interested, intensely interested. Then I lost interest.

And where to get under-the-table abortions.

You’re more qualified to run Twitter than Musk.

The new business model is to let Trump tweet again and charge his disciples $8 per tweet to read them. 

Don’t believe them. ANYONE and ANY BOT with a Ticketmaster account was allowed to enter the ticket queue. It wasn’t until you waited hours to get through the queue that you had to enter your presale code. Had they simply required you to enter the code prior to entering the queue, this all could have been avoided.

I’m way older than QT and, while I’m certainly out of touch to some degree, I’m way more in touch than most people my age. There’s nothing new under the sun, you just have to learn what they’re calling it these days.

I read it as “prolapse”.

I waiting to see who owns up to that fuckup. Was it Swift and her team or Ticketmaster?

Many things went wrong, but the main reason for the crashes was that you could enter the ticket queue without entering your presale code. You only needed to enter your code when you wanted to see the available tickets (after you got through the queue to the ticket-buyer stage).

I requested an archive, but it never came. Are people actually getting them or did Musk lay that team off?

Yeah, we’ve had “control” the last two years and every vote seems to come down to which one of those drama queens needs to be appeased.

Yes, people will ignore it, but it will likely be because the parties aren’t dumping millions of dollars into advertising. It’ll be interesting how much money ends up getting spent and by who.

I love the British show and I wasn’t even aware there was an American version. On ABC, no less. They must’ve of forgotten to market it.

“Should” being the key word here.