22 years to own the libs, lmfao

The amount of apologists for Chinese atrocities like this is incredibly unnerving and disgusting.

What is "correct" about genocide other than you supporting genocide?

Vile.

Albon holding off LeClerc while fighting with Alonso was something else

Albon is a great fucking driver, regardless of the comparison to checo. Get this man a podium

I don't think anyone is the asshole here. Hobbies are important to have, however it looks like you guys have an extremely packed schedule.

If you've never spoken to him calmly about your concerns before would be a good time. Come to a compromise. Instead of DnD two times a week, how about once a week?

Did the same thing with my wife, I play Thursdays from 9PM to midnight. She goes to bed by 9 usually so that works perfect and the rest of the week we can use our downtime to be together

Agree, that place is a cess pit of absolute trash

Boomers always say this shit, but Boomers could pay for school on a credit card. Their tuition was an 1/8th of what we pay, maybe less. My parents all went to school without even needing to take out a loan because school was so affordable

Boomers paying off a few thousand in debt to go to school is not the same as today's students who owe tens to hundreds of thousands in debt just to get an education.

Boomers who claim that because they paid off their measly loans then everyone else should have to are self-righteous pricks.

All this to say: fuck off boomer, your handout on a silver platter of a life shouldnt get to make decisions about ours

ITT: not hidden gems

Jesus fuck that place

I'll admit I can't wrap my head around how many of this works.

I like kbin and the default content it provides for the most part... But I want to branch out a bit.

I know there's a formula 1 community I want to join on lemmy, do I need to sign up for Lemmy now? And do I need to sign up for multiple "instances" whatever those are?

I'm pretty tech savvy but the fediverse makes me feel stupid, i have to assume this could be a barrier to entry for some

It blows my mind how reddit is so mainstream now, when it was such a niche corner of the web when I joined it.

Seems like the natural lifecycle of things. I'm excited to see what the next reddit is going to be

Post the entire thing to /r/funny and it will be the only funny thing posted to that subreddit in years