

Yeah, that’s a good point.
Yeah, that’s a good point.
I’m surprised they haven’t done this already.
Honestly, that’s on the government for not either levying the industry, or making them set up a fund to pay for that.
You’re bragging to total strangers on the Internet.
So, you started making your fortune at thirteen?
Paid off home, and car, and servants, in your early thirties?
Not really, no. Not unless you somehow made six figures from age 20 30
Why are you assuming everyone who works for Apple is making bank?
Besides, the only realistic way to achieve any of those things, beside the Tesla, is to have a rich family. Even on a six figure salary.
Mine figured out how door handles work.
I realise it’s referencing another comic, but based on just the art alone, it’s hard to tell, isn’t it?
Yep. Hopefully this trend burns itself out pretty quickly.
You’re almost certainly right, but there’s nothing in the image that gives it away as obviously AI, is there?
The rectangle is just the gap between his arm and body, isn’t it?
The other stuff is odd, but not a smoking gun by any means.
Someone felt like making a point.
Hadn’t the person already done a bunch of running before they set off on the marathon run? It’s been a while since I read about it, but I do remember there being more to the story.
I think it really depends on the bear. Polar or grizzly, and you’re in trouble.
I’ve noticed most firearms channels steer well clear of politics, unless it’s directly related to the topic at hand, I think partly to appeal to an international audience.
I do think the algorithm puts firearms and politics into very separate categories, someone watching Forgotten Weapons probably isn’t going to be interested in political content.
“let’s all go around the circle and introduce ourselves” is something that comes up in outdoor activities a lot, and it’s one of my least favourite things about doing stuff in the outdoors.
I’m never going to remember all these names.