This whole scene is so cuteee I'm sorryy

Gn

🚨 DO NOT BUY FROM SCALPERS 🚨 make them sit on this shit until the credit card debt and pay day loans catch up to them

My maternal grandmother’s family was from Alsace Lorraine and I once asked if they were French or German and she said “you know a lot of young men died trying to answer that.”

Still kinda floors me that these voices all come from the same person.

On April 30th, Josh Smith of Montana Knife Company said you won't have to worry about tariffs if you buy American. Last week, he realized his costs are going up bc he imports equipment and steel. And so do his suppliers. IMO many people aren't aware of how much they import.

Avatar may present itself as technology vs nature but the truth is that the Na'vi are as advanced as the humans: it's just that their tech, which is based on ecosystem integration, doesn't register as such. The RDA picked a fight against a peer, they just don't know it.

Isilanka humans also evolved from a starkly different world, where the entire planet existed to kill them. Theres also a divide in fundamental species philosophy that isnt being communicated

One of my favourite parts of the Arkham City tie in comics is how the DLC suits are explained as descriptions of Batman that thugs gave to Hugo Strange.

very funny that richard nixon, the “i hate numbers, i hate economics” president had to deal with the collapse of bretton-woods and dealt with it largely by delegating everything, which wound up mostly working

Rental car companies seem so insanely helpless at their one job. You show up at the airport, reservation in hand, and they’re like “wait really? You wanted a car? Sorry, you totally caught me off guard.”

one of my favorite facts of all time is that the second-tallest mountain on earth is just called K2 and had no local name before that because it was so remote and inaccessible nobody had ever thought to name it before

i've been replaying arkham knight and i think these guys might genuinely be the biggest frauds in the batman franchise

still thinking about the knife maker who said you dont have to worry about tariffs if you buy american. and then three months later, he realized he imports swedish steel and german equiptment. and even american equiptment manufacturers increased costs by $100k bc they import

I have a running theory that what people think of as "Reddit" has become less connected to the actual forum site reddit dot com and more often the subtle cultural runoff of Mormonism