Can't, I'm in the bathroom producing an ai response.
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There's a metal cover of that song. I don't know anything beyond it existing because I heard it in passing while biking to work last week but it made me laugh when I realized what it was.
What's really funny is that I was friends with an older guy who got in deep shit with the FBI for selling bootleg VHS moves in NYC.
That's kinda odd but probably not that bad, sort of similar to my college kid pad Thai: drained ramen noodles, peanut butter (ideally crunchy), soy sauce, and Sriracha.
It's the Dominion voting machines they were harping on before, but I do wonder if they are less susceptible to tampering than others...
Oh so you're the reason HCMC is bankrupt.
Knew a guy in high school who got expelled for not clearing out his car after a weekend fishing trip...
My city had the absolute worst one. Some bigoted pieces of shit ran a transphobic one around a pediatric hospital that has a clinic for trans youth.
I was strongly tempted to lose a box of roofing nails off the back of my bike.
I bought a cheap Pixel tablet and flashed Graphene to it a couple days ago. It was easier than modding my 3ds and everyone memes about how easy that is. It's a bit mind-blowing (and maybe a bit concerning) that a web browser is capable of doing that though.
Shout out to whoever has been adding the bike racks in my area, you're the best. It's incredibly helpful information.

Cursive is likely useful for developing fine motor skills at an age where that's really important, it probably has benefits for general handwriting legibility while possibly being slightly less boring than just practicing print writing. I'm of the opinion that we should keep cursive, but integrate it into an expanded art class and add calligraphy.