Because I’ve been using it for over 20 years?

It’s just like when scientists study obvious things. We needed a rigorous and comprehensive study to show proof and the US has provided that.

No, be that guy, correct incorrect information. Thank you.

It’s an older meme, but it checks out

While putting in a new generator is absolutely a better idea, that means it’s not the original car. Plenty of classic car (and computing and video game and music and any hobby) enthusiasts run original hardware on purpose. Where’s the fun in building an Apple IIe if you use a flash drive instead of the hard drive? Where’s the soul in listening to The Four Tops on a digital recording instead of the vinyl master? Why play Sega on a flash cart instead of the original cartridges? Why drive a classic Civic if you’re trying to drop a K20 in there?

New stuff is objectively better. A 4Cyl Mustang makes more power these days than a V8 from the 90s, more so for older models. You have to be a little irrational to put that amount of time into running something just because it’s older.

Yeah, Microsoft had a similar stance around the Xbox One timeframe! It worked out great for them.

Just don’t talk about it, Nintendo, that’s a better PR strategy.

Y’all hitting me with all these pictures and not one recipe? C’mon!

Should be the cat crept. Creep is an odd one. Nonetheless, an amusing alteration.

I thought it was going to be Super Smash Brothers but I wasn’t totally surprised either way.

He’s an adult. He can use the Internet. Hell, he could’ve hired an esteemed historian to do a new body of research into the Holocaust and hired someone else to read him an ELI5 version of it.

I’m not going to start calling myself a hipster mixologist because I heard that people don’t like those, I’m going to find out what those words mean and I don’t have a tenth of his net worth.

If the difference between you being a Nazi and you being not a Nazi is medication, you’re a sedated Nazi.

That last bit was my thought too, I ain’t taking a pager from that dude. Gold or otherwise.

About a decade ago I had a Fitbit and wearing it caused my wrist to break out in a rash. I sent a picture of said wrist to Customer Support and they gave me a full refund on it.

Now, I’ve not had a watch cause me to break out like that since and I’ve also never owned any of the other brands on this list… Now you got me wondering.

If we say that the accepted pronunciation of “X” is “ex” then we run into an even bigger problem than Prince’s logo.

“Ex” User says… Is this a former user of the website or current?

A user on the website “ex” is too long winded and sounds like I’m saying a hypothetical.

Users on “ex” - although shorter, X is a street name for ecstacy and user is sometimes used as shorthand for drug user (e.g. User and abuser) so why should we be listening to a cracked out party kid?

The golden ticket is “formerly Twitter” because we actually know what the fuck that one is.

I’m willing to bet there’s at least one X user on X right now.

How long was Prince “The Artist Formerly Known as Prince”?

Yeah, the rest of his life.

Twitter probably will have the same laid upon it.

I mean, I believe in you. You technically CAN do something about that. It will probably break in the process though.

You throwing babies away?

Eastern Syria houses a big prison full of ISIS guys, so ISIS wants them back. They hang out and attack the prison every now and again. Countries don’t want their ISIS members back and the SDF is the only ones willing to hold them.

So, every now and again “the coalition” sends some US jets over to bomb them and in return they’ll probably attack a checkpoint in northern Iraq.

Not to defend the game itself but Neptunia is at least on some level a parody of other JRPGs, so the title is meant invoke that cringe. The first one was still called Hyperdimension Neptunia and the “resemicolonbirth” line was a remake which has its own remake now as well with a star in the title…

So, like I said, not defending it.

I heard that more commonly referring to Micro USB but, yeah, most people used to ask what phone you have, not what cable.