“…but we have to be more creative and figure out solutions where we can do that without harming the live games…”

I don’t really see this as a ban on kids, but rather a ban of the parents who “do not take charge of their children’s negative antics, have no empathy for the people around them, and who may even go full Karen-mode on people who might ask them to exercise some common decency and reign in a misbehaving child.”

Might wanna change article title. The part that says “…ban healthcare ban for trans youth” to “…ban healthcare for trans youth”

Eveready Harton

Yeah they may have meant Lady Deathstrike(Death Strike?)

Yeah as a Canadian I can also confirm that we do not in fact want, nor would we accept, either of the Dakota’s into our fold.

Full disclosure: I don’t know much about Disco either... one time I just wore a fancy shirt to a friend’s dad’s wedding. There, my friend’s cousin kept calling me Discojoe because he thought my shirt was disco-ish and misheard “George” as “Joe”.

Out of the following two options, I can’t pick one as being more likely than the other:

“kind of like Rick and Morty’s Council of Ricks, which was a direct reference”

I thought 2001: A Space Odyssey. And the first Star Trek Motion picture for some reason...

“’If SHE got cheated on the rest of us really have no hope,’ wrote one.”

Hopefully the company he works for refuses any future service at this residence, and she’s forced to spend many more hours searching for service than should be necessary.

Big ol’ Astro Boy(Atom) rip off.

Regardless of whether or not she actually uses Ozempic, it’s great to hear that Ozmepic use is turning into a fad drug for weight loss. One the it sound like mainly the rich and influencer cliques are able to access.

“At the end of the day, we’re responding to what society wants.”

For a country whose government often claims infallibility, they sure are pretty fallible with these not-spy balloons.

“It’s statement in response to lawsuits seems to include glaring contractions”

“Again, I must ask: Cope with what, Ms. Furlan?”

My first thought upon reading the article title:

I can definitely see cases where AI’s use can be problematic. I don’t think this is one of them though, personally.