Bibliophile is what book lovers call themselves. I’m not sure about painting, but it’s probably also something in Latin or Greek.
Orcocracy
I have to wonder why hydro is always left out of the solar+wind clean energy statistics. Is it just because it’s old tech?
No, when things are in high demand in the 2020s that means the just-in-time supply chain immediately fucking breaks and nobody gets anything except for scalpers who buy up the meagre supply and re-list it for five times the price.
No, the physical artefacts like this one that got all slashed up are all that will remain after Google/Meta/etc turn off their servers once the old content becomes unprofitable. Future historians will indeed call the early 21st century a dark age, because while books, sculptures, and paintings can last a thousand years, digital media in “the cloud” fucking won’t.
It’s quite difficult and/or very expensive to collect that data since these platforms deleted their open APIs. As far as most researchers are concerned this information is now basically unknowable.
“Fuck it we ball”? I don’t know that one either. Are we doing something to a ball or becoming a ball? Oh, or maybe we are going to a ball, like Cinderella?

This is just someone saying they’re on holiday/vacation and that they imagine there are others who are jealous, right?
Hang on, “full send/sent”? This is a new one to me. You mean you ate it, right?
The gambling site has a taci-cool aesthetic and “MAN” is in it’s name.
Curious or interested, sure. But a fan? No, that’s terribly depressing. All anyone outside of the studio has witnessed so far is an advertising campaign. There’s nothing wrong with being a fan of things, but someone being a fan of this is just someone being manipulated by marketing.
Further proof that orcs are actually the smartest, as they are the only ones not falling for 1000+ hour obsession games.
About 24 years ago most of these countries didn’t follow the US to Iraq either. The big difference is the UK and Australia not going.