Yeah, that seems to be working all right for Google.

Queue MAGA dipshits complaining this extension is silencing their voices in “illegal” censorship.

A quite effective alternative is to put a finger deep in each ear and keep vocalizing “I don’t care what you’re saying even if it’s really important and for my own and for the nation!”

A quite effective alternative is to put a finger deep in each ear and keep vocalizing “I don’t care what you’re saying even if it’s really important and for my own and for the nation!”

I bet you’d get amazing trade-in conditions for a Galaxy S10. At the very least, it would make for another post titled Why I Regret Not Switching to Android Earlier in a couple of months.

Based on many other countries that use 220-240 V without over engineered outlets, and without people getting electrocuted or setting their houses on fire on the regular, this is wrong. Over engineering is never good, the very definition of “over” meaning it’s something excessive, done beyond what’s needed. Which,…

Yes. Having people wanting to kill themselves because their workplace sucks that much is worth reporting, especially regarding a company infamous for crushing workers’ souls and being overall dickish to their labor force.

I feel sorry for but not surprised by the British government’s stupidity in this. I mean, Britain has a long tradition of complicating simple stuff in a panic to protect people from themselves. Just look at their over engineered power outlets and electric showers and you’ll know what I mean.

Dude, you do have a way with words without losing focus of the real issues.

I could be really mistaken here — though I’m likely not — to think that reducing the incidence of solar radiation on Earth would have the nasty side effect of directly slowing down nearly all biological processes on the planet, including the rate of forest and plankton growth, not to mention of food and livestock feed …

In August 1994, news broadcasts announce that the ozone layer is fading, and will be completely gone in a matter of months. In Africa, millions have perished from the effects of unfiltered sunlight. Among the dead is Connor MacLeod’s wife, Brenda Wyatt MacLeod. Before dying, Brenda extracts a promise from Connor that…

I’ll be damned — we’ll all be — if the folks who conducted this study didn’t do so exclusively for the grant money and/or pressure for publishing. The research seems to have more caveats and uncertainties than anything else and it seems to me quite clear the authors themselves see this as not much more than a thought…

Do you even read the stuff you write to see if they’re not the online equivalent of spitting upwards oblivious to the fact it’s bound to fall back on your face?

In addition to taking a shot at religious nuts, I think it’s important to praise the content presented in this post, especially after the heavy bashing of this series of a couple of weeks ago because the question asked and the answers provided were below sub-par.

Do y’all do any thinking for yourselves, at all?

On parallel news, millions of people believe in an almighty imaginary friend who is supposed to not only have created the entire universe and the very people who believe in it after its own image, but also has absolute control over their lives, is very moody and may help some folks who ask it really nicely for…

You do realize this only makes things worse, right?

So you’re saying the King of England won’t come rape my wife and children, kill my son and take away my property?! 😱

I see a huge problem with your comment: It doesn’t have enough stars!

Like a Ben & Jerry’s factory?