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Maybe he'll write about his struggles for others to understand.

Yeah, I'm not going to trust anything in the article, but I have to admit that it was a fun rabbit hole to fall down for a moment.

"but that's even more giraffes than the first one!" has me dying, haha.

So... psychedelics?

Great advice, but I can't find the m8 square. What should I do next?

Yeah, this meme was the first I've heard of it, but from some googling, apparently conspiracy forums have been obsessed with this weird "censored" pattern in space since like 6 or 7 years ago. Reading old threads that were using this to predict the end of the world in 2017 while it's currently 2024 is pretty entertaining.

Found this page that gives an overview: https://themanilafolder.fandom.com/wiki/Red_Dragon

Maybe I click-baited you!

But in all seriousness, I go back and forth with putting anything in the body that I want people to read. I think it's a separate click in some apps, because frequently people go straight to the comments and will ask about something that the body text answers.

This is so cursed

Oh man, I've done that plenty of times. He yells a lot, but somehow it's relaxing.

If someone wasn't in the comments saying this, or "that asphalt isn't the right type for La Guardia", or "based on the sky in the background, this is actually somewhere in the southern hemisphere", then I'd be on the wrong website.

This is why I love TNG so much. Even though TOS is the original that laid the groundwork for everything, TNG took that "boundless optimism" and ran with it. Watching TNG inspires me to continue to self-improve and encourage it in others.

Context: people having been memeing about this tweet by Sky News

A Caitian bridge officer. That's the perfect role for him.

The Lindbergh baby has been wandering around La Guardia for decades like Tom Hanks in The Terminal.

They're both nuts. Entertaining usually, but I have no idea how any director manages to give either of them any sort of direction.

Every night. It can't be helped.

If you run for office on that platform, you have my vote.

Lol, there are just so many random variations of every opening that it's virtually impossible to know them all. It's sometimes helpful to see what an opening is called so that you can potentially look it up later, but 99% of the time I feel like Michael in the meme.

I'm lost and genuinely can't tell if you're joking or mad.