Premium or off-brand animal crackers?
GlassHalfHopeful
joined 2 years ago
sighs yes... this.
ignorance is ~~bliss~~ being set on effing fire!
I remember watching a few of the first episodes with my youngest and was happy to see that he enjoyed the insane wackyness of it all. I'm sure he would have enjoyed watching more of the silliness, but my partner wasn't going to have it. There's a lot of battles I have to fight pretty regularly, and this show was just not one of them. But... it was good to see my youngest enjoying an old show that was a part of my life back then.
Have to be honest though, Randy the bully really bothered me then and still bothers me now. Bullies suck, regardless of their form.
The Almighty Creator of all things, capable of doing anything at any time in any way... messed up. He was aghast. Butt stuff?! What was his creation doing?! It literally hadn't been more than 2 minutes. And so, God checked out long ago.
Now we have climate change. Super hurricanes. Pat Roberton was right. The gays!!!
I mean, we have no choice. These no butt stuff laws are literally holding the fury of nature back and saving lives!
It's featured in a number of her shows. Makes sense that they played it. 🙃 Diane Morgan is pretty amazing. 💜
Every 'Pump Up The Jam' Segue - Philomena Cunk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Su287HvJRQ
It's easy to raise rates when the competition is doing the same and people keep paying for it.
Don't worry, things will get disrupted eventually and we won't even remember what Netflix was. And they themselves won't care because the C-Suite executives will be rolling in millions upon millions which is the end goal for these companies anyway.
So what I hear you saying is that even less people are profiting off of the massive returns. Got it.
Exactly. The content we pay for can't even be consumed properly. It's forced to be done within very specific confines. When you think you own media or software, that company simply changes its terms and you're out money and the content. It's all ridiculous.
Musk's words remind me of a prominent German leader who once also sought to keep Germany pure and prevent "the sort of multiculturalism that dilutes everything." I'm having trouble placing the guy's name though...