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It works fine for me if I click on it but the embedded one is stuttering.
3·23 days agoSounds like we need the Streisand effect.
Cracker Barrel changed their logo and the conservatives are pissed, tanking Cracker Barrel’s stock value. Now personally, I think the new logo looks cheap, but I’m not about to trade stock over it.
14·27 days agoLook them up on ProtonDB.
5·28 days agoI don’t know the last time I cared so little about the characters in a film. There were a couple of solid scenes but they couldn’t save it. I was genuinely happy when it was finally over.
Man, that game was a blast!
Hoist the flag high!
This is my perspective as an American looking in. In other languages there may be terminology used for these items that do not reference firearms.
I’ll try and explain, but let me know if you don’t follow. In the US it’s common to claim the front passenger seat by saying “I call shotgun!” or simply “Shotgun!” The commenter is playing on a now common refrain where Americans use firearms and terminology to describe basic things. As far as I can tell, it’s true. For example: caulk gun, staple gun, nail gun, glue gun, tattoo gun, finger guns, ot phrases like “I’ll think about it before I pull the trigger on it.” Or “Shoot me your email and I’ll get you those photos.”
I don’t know how prolific this type of thing is in other countries though, so I can only assume we Americans arr outliers due to how deeply ingrained guns are in our culture. Hope this clarifies things a bit, let me know if not.
TLDR: Americans describing so many things: “So imagine a gun, but…”
The account is 2 years old, but hopefully @JennieBreeden@lemmy.sdf.org will be more active!
That’s cool, I got my debit card information stolen yesterday while on vacation. Sometimes you just have to put yourself out there. Happy birthday!
The fuck are we counting down to?
Gotta get in that citrussy.
They would just flap gums about the images being AI generated.
What do you think happens when a car backfires?
Well, youth unemployment rates are roughly twice as bad in Nepal with a lower standard of living, so not really a direct comparison. It would be nice to see more conviction from my fellow Americans though.