Who’s cutting onions?

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A lot of countries in South America had very strict rules. Double-mask requirements, mandatory vaccines, stay-at-home days. What they perhaps lacked in access to vaccines, they tried to make up with those stricter rules. They also made deals with China & Russia for their vaccines, in lieu of limited access to Pfizer etc.

Right meow

Perhaps the technique is off. Never broken a shoehorn.

I see Mastodon?

Watch some good debaters

I got you

I’m assuming it was sarcasm/a joke too, but hard to know these days, without either knowing someone, or the obvious /s. Some crazy people out there…

URLCheck may be the app you’re thinking of.

Edit: the way it works, is that you set it up as your default browser. Then, whenever you hit a link, it will open up URLCheck first, and you’ll get to decide what to do with the link, strip away query parameters, and which app to open the link with.

We and our 223 partners store and access personal data…

I guess at least they’re up-front these days?

Office Space 2

The public bus system doesn’t want you to know this one simple trick…

It even has a watermark.

Brb, dropping the kids off

I was itching!

He’s a flamer

They use sports as an outlet for all their emotions. Happiness, sadness, anger, grief.

I would say, witnessing the other side of this is beautiful. I was in Buenos Aires when Argentina won the world cup. I think it was over 3 million people that gathered on the main road by the obelisk monument. Everyone was crying of happiness, dancing, celebrating. There were no political, class, or race divides. Boca & River fans celebrated together. Everyone was just Argentinian that day.

I think “Code” might fit the bill.

https://codehiddenlanguage.com/

Those damn parent application costs!

Too busy murdering.