It's obvious they don't have cats.

Nice.

Pretty sure this was the got drunk and ordered a bunch things off amazon meme picture from several years ago.

So this happened back on May 30th. Here's a fun article articulating just how stupid these people are: https://www.westernjournal.com/clueless-protesters-demonstrate-horrible-grasp-history-defacing-statue-abolitionist/

Since when do teachers have to allow students to watch a movie? Movies were always something special when I was in school. If I was that teacher that class would never watch a movie. I'd even consider introducing a grade curve. Base it on the lowest score and grade down. Had a math teacher that would do that if students begged for a grading curve

This is all I really see:
https://www.the-arcade.ie/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/super-mario-bros-5.jpg

Here it is a little clearer: https://imgur.com/fKuNLwu

The problem is that lock downs don't work. They only postpone. You're basically just deciding whether or not you want to have a rise in cases now or later. The main reason we're seeing surges is because it's winter. People are now staying more indoors or in buildings with central heating. We saw the same thing happen in hot places already during the summer.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IENNpHiX1o4

Tried? No. Succeeded? Yes.

Well, not quite. More correctly would be that a bunch of natives died before the first Thanksgiving. The first Thanksgiving was most likely only possible because of an epidemic that killed many natives prior the Pilgrims arrival. It was that epidemic that made the natives fear the white man's "God" and was likely why they welcomed them with peace and taught them how to plant and hunt certain local wildlife. But don't take my word for it:
http://inthepastlane.com/of-plague-and-pilgrims-how-a-devastating-epidemic-shaped-the-first-thanksgiving-nov-18-2012/
https://www.cnn.com/2019/11/25/health/pilgrim-survival-disease-conversation-wellness/index.html
https://slate.com/technology/2012/11/leptospirosis-and-pilgrims-the-wampanoag-may-have-been-killed-off-by-an-infectious-disease.html

Lobotomy? That looks more like trepanation which was something doctors and priest did. While not an uncommon occurrence, it wasn't exactly common either.

Probably because they are generally the most quickly worn through item of clothing donated. Since most donated clothes come second or third hand, socks just don't make it. No point donating a sock if you have to be careful not to stick your foot through the second hole in the bottom.

Probably would have been even more helpful to show the psi as well. I get surprised all the time by people who can't tell how much air to put into their tires.

Tbh, I hate the word smol. I think it shouldn't exist. That being said I do get that languages evolve and I think it's really neat to see those changes. My hope is that smol is going to be temporary fad and fade out of use. Plenty of words have come and gone so it may fall into that category. If it doesn't? Well, it's not a word I'm ever going to use, outside of an example. I can finally understand the teacher's perspective from my dad's school days when he used to get in trouble by using the word ain't.

Is anyone else uncomfortable because the shirt appears to have wrinkles in it and they still laser printed?

If you do something great just to relax or for fun it may not be something you want to make your job. Many people find the move from hobby to job makes the thing less satisfying and in some cases can cause them to start disliking it altogether. There is nothing worse than when your stress relief activity turns into a stress maker.

Those are very interesting. I wonder if they meet code.

We had to do something like this when I was in the Army. It was an abdominal exercise we did when we were learning combatives. Let me tell you it was a serious workout. Imagine holding a crunch, then without totally relaxing doing 100 more crunches.

This have been true on whatever site the bot pulled this from but it's not true here.