Their loss.

And serve it on waffles with powdered sugar.

Probably organic foodies.

Lots of, but not the majority. They could have picked many other things that would seem fun for much larger groups of people, but that would be counterproductive for trying to convince you to work forever.

edit: note that I live on a vacation destination for golf and cruises, and this is still my impression.

Pleasure cruises, golf and tracing the family tree seem like cherry picked bad examples.

Goalposts in transit.

is it County Fair season already?

We want this game to be generous, both with your time and…

If you use iOS, there’s also this shortcut to guest upload images to Imgur from the sharesheet and automatically copy the link to paste back here:

https://routinehub.co/shortcut/16284/

thanks to @fer0n@lemm.ee

He’s probably in for a shock when he leaves the safety of his home state voters.

I think the point is the number of times someone is having such an issue, and those people show up to proclaim they’ve never had such problems as if it’s helpful. So, at least you can recognize it’s not.

from 2 days ago, he’s still having fun

That was someone who didn’t actually intend to damage anything maliciously, though, just did so out of good intentions and complete ignorance.

Alright, I’ll switch to digging holes for the family burial ground.

Alright, I’ll be out back digging the bomb shelter.

Just… don’t hook it up to the defense grid.

But not all of their reporting, as far as I can tell those accusations are around the politics in India, which is hardly strange. Saying all their reporting is false is like saying FoxNews’ reporting on archaeology and deep space discovery is false just because their political stories are mostly bullshit, even though they’re just repeating the same archaeology and space content as everyone else. Get back to me with proof that particular story is actually false then.

That article links to another

https://www.timesnownews.com/the-buzz/article/woman-finds-out-sons-bride-is-her-long-lost-daughter-on-their-wedding-day/741660

which is a source in India that launched in partnership with Reuters. I could be wrong, but it seems legit enough.

Interesting, I’ll have to experiment with it, not sure if voyager supports regex.

huh, I wasn’t aware the keyword filters would factor in whitespace at either end, I’m used to that getting stripped out.