[-] Willy 4 points 8 hours ago

same. once the world starts to roll you, you get better perspectives.

[-] Willy 5 points 9 hours ago

You joke, but do you have any idea how hard I've tried?

[-] Willy 5 points 9 hours ago

in the stands??

[-] Willy 7 points 21 hours ago

same as it ever was.

[-] Willy 25 points 1 day ago

oh shit. they got a mini golf. I miss mini golf.

[-] Willy 17 points 6 days ago

before trash bags were invented, only about 60 years ago, everything was just put directly into metal cans. must have been really loud.

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[-] Willy 72 points 3 months ago

I like being a dude but why roll the same char twice?

[-] Willy 46 points 3 months ago

they think the shipping company owns it's cargo?

[-] Willy 44 points 3 months ago

holy shit. I've been getting alerts about it, but that video is so much worse than I imagined.

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I'd like more instrumental music. those are my two favorites. who should I listen to it those are your favorites too?

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Last night, I watched ‘The Conners’ (it's on after Jeopardy here, and it's not so bad now that Barr is gone), and I can't stop thinking about it. Hopefully, you saw it, too, but it was bothersome. It started with a 90+ YO woman getting her identity stolen. Fair enough. Then, the family thought that debit would be their issue and staged an “intervention.” This is where I think TV needs to be more educational and should have explained that no, they were not going to “be left with a mountain of debt.” Instead, they find out she wasn't being defrauded and had made the purchases herself. Here is where it jumped the shark. This gave them the idea, from experience with Rosanne's death, that credit card debt usually gets wiped when someone dies. They go on a fraudulent spending spree, and near the end of the episode, they find out the credit company will investigate the issue.

I guess my point for the conversation is that there are so many tucking crazy loopholes in this episode it was almost anti-educational and pushed an agenda with no reason. I understand a lot of scripted shows are like this, such as Law and Order (except the original, sort of), but this seemed over the top.

[-] Willy 50 points 9 months ago* (last edited 9 months ago)

This American Life had a good segment about a content moderator at Twitter

https://www.thisamericanlife.org/797/what-i-was-thinking-as-we-were-sinking/act-two-7

Like the main content moderator who quit.

Note it's 30+minutes and takes a little while to get to Twitter, but it includes reported interactions with Musk.

It talks about the election group of moderators.

[-] Willy 38 points 9 months ago

I love going to art museums and eating the paintings.

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