Some people can only see funny if it’s in their ideological wheelhouse. It’s harder to laugh when you don’t agree with the jokes. This special was funny as shit because he didn’t care and I don’t either. Just like his show was. It’s much better than his last one, which was just kind of good. Not great.

That was actually my second correction. You’re right, the 80s were pretty bad. My biggest grievance with the 70s was that the cars lost a ton of power but were still gigantic. In the 80s at least the sizes started to come down relative to the power.

“The 1970's were the worst decade for US automobiles, period.”

It’s just festering butt-hurt. “They call me last” lol

Yep, it’s lame revisionism. Nothing more. We know this story. From the adults who wrote it. We don’t need to hear from a 13 year old about what REALLY happened. LOL.

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Wait, you know me? Oh, crap, this is great. I’m counting this! I knew you’d be back. HA. Love it.

Who said it was different?

If you still can’t see it, it’s not worth my time to try to bring you up to speed. I think you’re just going to have to keep trying on this one.

This might actually IMPROVE the water! lol

You’re right, it doesn’t work. It comes as little surprise to me that you’re not smart enough to realize that YOUR argument is the one of abstinence. Abstinence is having access to something but CHOOSING not to use it (ie asking young people not to have sex even when they are right there). I’m not advocating…

Then they’ve earned it by being creative. Something studies have shown is decreased with more smart phone access earlier.

It has everything to do with it. Read more carefully. I have faith in you.

No, I’m there dad.

It’s ironic because kids have been shown to completely ignore or intentionally bypass their security and training on smart phones. My kids school just sent out a notification to parents to PLEASE take away the phones in the evening because so many kids are coming to school tired and ill prepared because they are up…

Creepy stalker post right there. “Tell me more about the details of your kids technology” Yipes.

You don’t know how maturity works. Reducing options while kids are immature is the correct way to handle it. You don’t say “Hey, give them a gun while they’re a kid so they’re ready when they’re adult, do you?” Of course not. You reduce the risk options until they are mature enough to handle them. Just like you don’t…