On the one hand, I hate CBS being this chicken shit about the administration (and over what, a merger that probably isn't even that great for them). On the other hand, it reminds me of NBC's handing of Conan, which ultimately was better for Conan. If Daily Show goes too, I can't imagine they won't both team up on a new platform somewhere in sort of a golden era moment.
My generation is used to things coming and going, anyway. Nothing is sacred.
NPR is kind of just shrugging it off since it's only about 1-4% of their funding as it was, but like everything this admin and Congress does, it's apparently mostly going to fuck with rural people who rely more on it.
That said, Internet exists so I'm pretty sure the blues in the red will still have access.
I'm sure they're populated... by something. Roaches, probably.
Trillions of war debt? What do you mean? We're riding a green energy economic surplus.
Y'know, a Garfield minus Garfield version of this would just be a cat bed for two frames and then someone gently putting a loved stuffed animal on it, which might be the saddest G-G strip.
Funny aside, in 2011, I got woken up from a nap by my dad saying "They killed Obama" and only after I got up and checked his press conference, I told my dad wtf and he didn't even realize he misspoke.
It's probably unfortunate that I mostly know this reference from the first mission in most of the Dynasty Warriors games. Lol
Right, but he could have done the funniest thing ever and just left those kids there.
That's correct, she said so on one of the episodes. A shame, but you can tell the last few months were stressful to say the least.
And if not, carrying a fragment of sacred sausage will at least get the dogs attention.
Wish I had an answer but I have to track on my main Windows PC using Launchbox since they don't have Linux support (it's built on .net, making that very hard). Someone got it working with Wine supposedly, but meh. At least steam is automatic so Deck progress is logged.
It's frustrating since they just released a bunch of useful tracking tools too.
True, and I'm most worried about older folks like that. I think DSL wouldn't have too much trouble with podcasts but it's on demand and many people, myself included, tend to get it more via radio on a commute rather than actively seeking it.
It's probably part of a broader plan to keep these people in the dark, so while I'm not personally impacted, I am worried about the ramifications for others like that.