The things that annoy us are things we are not used to. There are hundreds of things in your life that are equally annoying but since they have always been that way you don’t notice them. That’s why babies are the way they are. Everything us new and annoying.

I had the same instinct to tear them off but I told myself to not be a toddler and just got used to it within a week.

Is the plan that you are going to use that nail scissor as your main household scissor? When you buy something in a thick blister pack your plan is to awkwardly chew trough the plastic with a tiny and slightly curved nail scissor?

Why is it the only chair available? Why can’t it be replaced? Who decided to put that chair there and why does that person thing its sufficient? Why do you require a chair in that yard? Is it someones yard or is it a public space that happens to have a plastic chair?

Could you answer at least one of these questions. Any information that isn’t just a picture of a broken stool would be nice.

Do you plan on elaborating this time?

When is it correct to use compound words in english? In Swedish you can do compound words for anything at will. In English “flagpole” is its own word but “dirt farmer” isn’t.

It’s hard to be a good company when you are owned by demons

That’s unfortunate. Prime video had some shows that were good and it had a really cool feature where you got information about the actors on your phone while you were chromecasting. Everyone with lines got a card with their name, characters name (if it’s revealed) and what they are known for. Video was the only part of the company that I am not actively boycotting but I guess its piracy all the way now.

This is like the third post I’ve seen of women being weirdly into smoking and the proof is either a text or easily photoshopped tattoos like this. I think it may just be a fetish thing escaping into the wild.

At some point I feel it is just easier to go to the library. You need to return the books but they are also not random books the sender didn’t want.

Shrinkflation also has an element of being sneaky with it. Making the product cheaper or smaller without changing the price or packaging so that they can sneak the relative price increase past the customer.

This is them plainly telling the consumer that shit will be 5% more expensive now. That’s just regular old inflation.

That is true now. The propaganda isn’t to teach something new, it’s to teach something people already believe harder.

My favorite part is when the app randomly starts playing a random short when you open the app.