Do you do this alot?

I thought this exact same thing. C”actus Plant Flea Market” explains NOTHING.

What I find most interesting about this is that it is of a piece with a trend that exists all over the internet: the reification of increasingly minute details of people’s lives into concrete identities.

Cactus Plant Flea Market-style four-eyed toys of the old McDonald’s characters

“one Oz-led study resulted in a litter of puppies being killed by intracardiac injection with syringes of expired drugs inserted in their hearts without any sedation. Upon being killed, the puppies were allegedly left in a garbage bag with living puppies who were their littermates”

Wow, I never expected to hear “My opponent hates puppies” as a statement of fact instead of a hyperbolic joke.

This a movie 100% aimed at the LGBTQ crowd

I think it’s also fair to point out that there’s actually plenty of gay rom-coms. This might be the first wide release one from a major studio, but people with active interest in the genre haven’t really been starved for them.

I just noticed this in the last couple weeks when looking up random info for Dark Souls games. Every game had fextralife wikis which were pretty good, and an AWFUL fandom wiki page which seemed to be some of the same info copy-pasted but in an incoherent format and often with errors. It seemed almost like some kind of…

Shocking that the ‘if you don’t see my movie you’re a homophobic bigot who voted for Trump’ ad campaign isn’t working

Someone I know who switched from ultra-fundamentalist Republican to lefty (escaping how one grows up can be difficult) once explained to me that people on the left look at the practical impact of policy in determining whether it’s good or not, and people on the right look at whether the policy follows the right…

I am kind of a fan of their website and I breathed a sigh of relief that it wasn’t Keith or Eugene (it would be odd if this headline referred to him). I’m fine with Ned being replaced though I’m puzzled as to why this should permanently derail his place in the group.

Popular on YouTube for his short comedy skits, Kai is also part of the digital content group, Any Means Possible, or AMP (Duke Denis, Agent, and a few others)

Came up playing 2K, doing funny stuff, playing real basketball, and hanging with other black creators like the RDCWorld crew (They make those funny LeBron…

As much as the whole idea of a young hacker doing some techno gobbly guck to get in sounds fun, what do you want to bet this hack was done because someone clicked on an email scam or some idiot made their password “Passw0rd”

“All you had to do was hack the damn server, CJ!”

Absolutely ridiculous. I remember being prescribed Accutane, which has an extremely high risk of causing severe birth defects, and all I was told was to use two forms of birth control and to take a monthly pregnancy test via blood draw. They made you take a quiz every month online to remind you of all of the risks…

Afaik Schreier doesn’t get confidential information about unreleased projects. He talks to insiders about issues at companies and then reports on them after applying journalistic rigor. I’d say there’s a very large difference.

The idea that Jason is like, actively seeking out people and “convincing” them to share secrets is so goofy lmao. Rolling up with a baseball bat and making them an offer they can’t refuse to get those sweet, sweet leaks.

This streamer is basically signing agreements that he won’t talk about confidential info, and then lying about being the one to spread it afterwards. Jason is finding people willing to talk about (potentially) confidential info, and then protecting their anonymity when necessary; if he were violating NDAs I’d assume…