It’s almost like they voluntarily decided to use someone else’s ad-based platform to broadcast their videos. 

Cable TV died because millenials ran away from the constant barrage of advertisements. Advertisers didn’t know how to reach us for a sweet, sweet decade on the internet.  Now they’ve found us and the zoomers online and the wonderful wild west is gone and data is ruining everything that was sublime.

Can’t complain about Twitch ads, if you don’t watch Twitch. Like myself. Never been too into streaming.

The only thing more boring then people talking about smoking weed is when they inform people they stopped smoking weed.

Ooo, what a total badass, right? ‘Just’ 8 years after Colorado and Washington legalized it.

It’s funny because actual millennials are pushing 40.

Jeez louise, the millions of people who built an entire personality around liking a series of chidlren’s books must be having a rough one.

Oh now you’re just trolling.

“small motor”

Nothing in this very sad schadenfreude genre will ever, to me, be funnier than Paul Ryan’s favorite band being Rage Against the Machine.

So nightcore is basically this generation’s Alvin and the Chipmunks. I can dig it. I liked the chipmunk version of songs ever since I saw the movie in the 80s.

You can always listen to Yoshimi as many times as you want though!

well, it’s chocolate torte with a nice porter and watching the Simpsons while receiving oral...but only on a red letter day. 

I say this as someone who battles lifelong major depression and has attempted suicide. This is not your fault. It’s easy to fall into that thinking in your grief. People always want an explanation of why it happened. The why exists in the mind of the suicidal person. You have no way of knowing that, had your father…

I see a lot of people mentioning HOA’s, but that is totally dependent on geography. The majority of suburbs in my area are not filled with HOA communities, particularly the older, more established ones. If you want to live in a community with brand new McMansions it’s a different story. 

It’s funny how people THINK they have health insurance, until they or their loved one actually gets sick. I’m no talking acute, I’m talking chronic, life changing sick. Give birth to a kid with medical problems, get cancer, have an organ fail, you’ll quickly learn how little insurance you actually have.

What the hell are you talking about?

LMAO what was it on the horrible Katy Perry article last week; somebody said “clearly an album that sold a lot is meaningful.”

Bless your heart. I’m doing exactly that.