Just because you do a lot of it doesn’t mean it was a proper education. In the US education is all about making you ready to be useful to “The Economy”, not to train you to be more intelligent.

No relation to Claudia Black, though.

A real pirate would also die at 37 from scurvy.

Not specifically because they were out of network, but I definitely will get billed separately by “contractors” when going to an urgent care clinic. They had a separate contractor for radiology examinations or some shit. And I’ve definitely gotten bills for nursing, or supplies, or any kind of random shit that wasn’t technically covered by the original bill.

Peter… what is this?

Super Mario Bros. came out in 1993, what do you mean?

My two cats.

Though to them, I am the accessory.

Real joke in the etc etc

Thankfully I got laid off a month ago, so I don’t have to worry about it!

Grass and soy.

Isn’t frolicking against just a form of LARPing?

Every 18 hours.

If Spielberg hadn’t convinced George to do everything himself, just imagine what kinds of stories we could have had…

So… don’t be like you then?

What’s the point of simplicity if it’s not for user-friendliness?

now zoomers are all voting for trump and becoming nazis. Lump zoomers and boomers together but not us.

Speaking of factually wrong things… There was a larger portion of Gen X voters for Trump than there were Zoomers… by a large margin.

In fact, Trumps biggest demographic in the last two elections was ages 50-64. But sure, you’re totally the good guys and it’s the young people who are the cause of all your problems. Totally not proving the exact point you’re arguing against.

… go on

Yeah, but then you’ll complain that no one pays attention to you.

Perhaps he was filling the tub so that he could mash them all at once.

Well, as they responded to a comment saying that most would have the benefits under federal law, saying it depends on the contract implies that those benefits are dependent on contracts and not federal law, not that you can go above and beyond federal law with a contract (which should be obvious to most).

Their comment, while not outwardly contradictory, was not outwardly complementary either. So really, their point was just very poorly made if that indeed was what they were trying to convey.