@Axtremus said in The War on Washing Machines: @LuFins-Dad said in The War on Washing Machines: If we’re worried about water, we should melt off some of the polar ice caps. That should fix it. The challenge is how to transfer the polar ice cap water to you in desalinated form. Melt enough and the saline levels drop! Problem solved!

I hope they're keeping a careful eye on where the money ends up

@jon-nyc said in More ChatGPT: @George-K That’s actually quite good for a poem about DJT. I couldn’t improve upon it. Axian. You SO missed the point.

I suppose Reagan and Thatcher are “liberal hacks” too.

@George-K said in New Emoji Set: @taiwan_girl said in New Emoji Set: I like them. Thanks @Kalus This place has become so "routine," that we tend to forget the efforts that @Klaus put in to get it up and running. Not to mention the work in keeping it going. How rare to see a "503" error these days. +1

Is that when the world solves hunger with free bubble- up and rainbow stew?

@George-K Damn. I never hear about these things in time.

QUOTE In recent weeks—since the publication of the CDC’s report on the high and rising rates of depression and anxiety among teens... UNQUOTE I was reading an article (not the CDC one) about increase in teen depression and anxiety and this article traced it back to the release of the iPhone 4, which was the first phone that had the two cameras and allowed selfies.

Just another successful ISS supply mission launch. This was the 7th landing of this particular Falcon stage one rocket. Overall, the 178th (!) successful landing. It's becoming routine. Don't get cocky, kid.

There’s even a country tune for this: https://m. Link to video

@Doctor-Phibes said in Maher reads Tucker: @Renauda said in Maher reads Tucker: @Doctor-Phibes I don’t think it is so much liberalism that Maher attacks but rather wokism and cancel culture which has far more in common with the extreme left - what was once referred to as Jacobinism - than the mushy centre left. Yes I agree. It’s all the stupid stuff that seems to have grown so much in the last 20 years to the point where it’s almost mainstream, or maybe actually is mainstream The mainstream left has gone religious, so that would make sense. I am reminded of the tweet Jon linked to some time ago, where an academic deep thinker was doing some deep thinking about why people these days aren't getting conservative with age. The intellectual in question, decided it had a lot to do with his generation simply not being convinced that the right truly cares, and without that true caring, their policies are actually irrelevant.