Now even our Gloriously Orange Saviour's lawyers are spouting FAKE NEWS! Bunch of LINOs!
There's no bond! There's no judgement! Some very smart folks are saying there may not even be a legal system! Have you ever actually SEEN a judge?
Fear not, our Incredibly Patriotic and Stable Genius is still running the show from Truthy Social.
Ok, hopefully that's everyone inoculated.
They're not protecting you from Tiktok. They are protecting their interests from China.
Did they intentionally chose a picture where she looks like she's morphing into Elon?
The thing that keeps us from living lives of abundance is not a lack of technology.
Maybe not as bad as some of their other recent missteps, but still! Google can't tell the difference between a Strat and a dead log? ;) ducks
And then Bibi said he disrespected the memory of 6 million Jews.
No, Bibi. You did that. You've been doing it for years. May God judge you. After you die in a cell.
"Magic until it's not" basically sums up the whole Apple user experience.
I have a couple of conservative friends. We just don't talk about politics or the issues of the day. Surprisingly it's not that hard.
Piers Morgan blocked me on Xitter, back when I had an account there. It was the highlight of my brief time on that platform.
I feel bad for people who are stuck in Florida and can't afford to leave.
Here she is, my not-so-little industrious Cross Orb Weaver buddy doing maintenance on her web after a heavy rainfall. I got to watch her get this big and bigger -- it was a real treat and education. She's gone now but I hope one of her babies takes up residence next summer.
From the article: [Israeli soldiers] often use the Israeli hit song Charbu Darbu, which has lyrics such as “We’ve brought the whole army and I swear there will be no forgiveness,” and “every dog gets what he deserves in the end.”
That's a hit song in Israel, is it? How dreadful.
Sorry, kid. Mom and Dad pimped you for internet points.
But in your parents' defense, many of them were completely clueless about the internet and Facebook exploited this without shame. Facebook told them to share their lives and they did, because it was novel and easy, and because the vast majority lacked the experience (what some zoomers now have) or technical knowledge (what some older geeks had) to understand the ramifications of what they were doing.
I have a one year old son (yes I'm a pretty old dad) and y'all are never gonna see him (too bad, he's adorable.) I -- or rather, my wife -- has friends who post pictures of their kids on Facebook. Inevitably they ask why they don't see our son on Facebook and we tell them were keeping him off social media until we think he's mature enough to decide those things for himself. There usually follows an uncomfortable moment, then responses have ranged from "hmm, that's probably a good idea" to "well gosh, I just put EVERYTHING up there! My kids gonna totally hate me when they get older LOL" We'll see how well that LOL ages.
Of course, most are in the middle ground where they post nice pictures while being cognizant of not posting anything embarrassing. That's still too much for our tastes, but those kids probably won't be traumatized by a pic of them in their lacrosse outfit or blowing out candles on their birthday cake.
Make sure your kids are carrying so they can protect themselves incase some kid is carrying. 🤡