I for one… is obviously an old Slashdot meme that Digg people reheated.

As 4chan once realized in the rules of the internet, every post on the internet is a copy of another post

“Stable life despite most dreams being crushed? Ok, that doesn’t sound bad… Shouldn’t have stopped drawing? Wait, you’re teaching kids how to draw as a volunteer and liking it?? That was unexpected.”

Immature? No. Fucking stupid? Totally. I’m a man and if a friend approached me with that idea, I’d be “fuck yeah, let’s do it”

The picture itself will obviously pique anyone’s curiosity, so I hope you have a better story behind it than “Oh, I just wanted an icebreaker”, or that the taking of the picture generates a good story! 😆

if the soyjak was hugging the shitty ghibli AI slop while complaining about the rest, this would’ve been 10/10

See, the trick is that calling it a tariff hides the fact it’s an IMPORT TAX, paid by the people within the IMPORTING COUNTRY

In that case, I’ll use Power Word: Kick to the Nuts

Yuu Yuu Hakusho does both incredibly well.

Also: Hokuto no Ken, the 80s version. Other action animes can’t hold a candle to Kenshiro.

One piece of my ass!! Wait…

A faggot of fasces was mussolini’s choice to represent fascism

If I get drunk I get extra sleepy. Unless I get really drunk, then I get insomnia despite feeling sleepy as fuck

That’s the catch, he wasn’t asking for money, he was offering his service. If I make an account on xitter and claim to be a Cambodian artist, is it fraud if people commission me because I’m not actually Cambodian, despite getting the art they asked for?

It’s obviously misleading, but claiming fraud, legally speaking, needs more than just an unimportant detail being false

As a Brazilian, I like that it exists and it actually works. I do worry about the concentration of power in the hands of the Central Bank, because, as an institution, it often vies for “independence” from the govt.

The biggest drawback, however, is that it makes criminals’ lives very easy: they arrive, threaten you to unlock your phone, make a pix transfer and leave with your phone. The Central Bank and police always have a hard time tracing the money to the actual thieves, as the bank accounts used are “oranges”, fake accounts opened in other people’s names, often without their knowledge.

There’s also a recent fraud that involved cancelling pix transfers: someone would “accidentally” send you money and, once you returned it, they’d cancel the original transfer, which made it impossible for you to cancel yours.

Why would this even classify as fraud? Lying about where you currently are on an internet profile isn’t a crime.

The only possible case for fraud would be if the artist promised to use part of the money to help with Ukrainian efforts or whatever. Instead, he just played everyone by being vague, assuming all he did was change his location and open “emergency commissions”.

Zero, cuz they cost money and I don’t earn my salary in USD

Kids, please, don’t do drugs and post on the internet

Apple will get fucked real hard, since pretty much all their iphones are manufactured in China

Hopefully people can still burn down mar a lago

Back then, I did personally experiment and simply started swiping left to every profile. After 300 “nopes” (I counted), I didn’t miss a single match, despite the little ticker showing “49+” profiles that have liked me

I know Tinder has lots of ways to detect if you’re a returning user, which could’ve been one of the reasons for me being so “unlucky”

What was that they said during the stupid reddit thingy with stock markets? “It’s not a casino”?

My last experience (late 2022) is that if you’re a free user, they will never show your profile to someone you’ve swiped right for, nor show you any profile that has liked you, in order to force you to buy the premium and get to see who liked you