I definitely haven't. And I swear Operation Swordfish was good even without Halle Berry topless.
surewhynotlem
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It's the square dog head that's doing it for me. This guy minecrafted before Minecraft.
More people in the forest. Most of Canada lives near the border so you get lots of forest and more of fires far away from humans. The US is more dispersed.
There's a difference between "that's a bit annoying" and "I literally can't think of anything else and I must tear off the tag even if I destroy the shirt and I mean RIGHT now or I'm getting naked"
The purpose is not "some gotcha". The purpose is that, by calling it unskilled labor you devalue both the role and the person doing it. Then it's easy to justify not paying them a living wage, not respecting them, and treating them as lesser.
Plus, you literally said "sweeping is a skill". So it's not unskilled. It's a quickly learned skill. Let's not be both demeaning and inaccurate.
Because you hate raccoons?
Unfortunately, it is. I can't even watch a normal 13-on-1 anal incest stepmom neighbor rent payment arrested for shoplifting gangbang without everyone pissing on each other. It's disgusting.
And guys, y'all need to hydrate.
So your point is that the language is changing, and "slams" (and such) now means any public commentary?
Yes, I can see that. My problem is that it's vague.
Random person politely disagrees? Slams. Shouting match on the Congress floor? Slams. Some celebrity writes a book about an unrelated topic and just wants to get views? Slams.
Its overuse has made it meaningless.
I should write a plugin that changes "slams" to "comments on". That'd make everyone happy again.
Not unless you count scrolling up a bit as consent to see nsfl stuff.
Yes, exactly. It's just a way to successfully manipulate people to believe how you want them to.
And we don't want leftists doing that, so let's make it a moral failing.
I thought this was funny sarcasm
I bought a house a few months ago and I'm still trying to figure out all the wiring. I found these coming out of a cabinet in the kitchen.
I think (?) the black one is a cut-off coax cable. There's a LOT of coax in this house, so that seems straightforward (but I would still love if someone can confirm!)
I'm not sure about the other ones. They don't look electric, as I'd expect electric to be black + white + copper, like the rest of the house.
There is supposedly a speaker system in the house (I see speakers) but I haven't figured it out yet. Could that be power for the speakers? I'm not familiar with speaker wire setup. If it's speakers, why would there be so many wires?
A fine specimen indeed
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It's really only about trusting the source. Your operating system surely has thousands of scripts that you've never read and never checked. And wouldn't have time to. And people don't complain about that.
But it's really bad practice to run random things from random sites. So the practice of downloading a script and running it is frowned upon. Mostly as a way of maintaining good security hygiene.