Those food based subversion names are all alphabetical. I guess back then they didn’t have enough avocados in the code to call it “California style” so they went with “Cupcake.”

Aw that sounds familiar. I watched those episodes when they first aired but I forgot enough of it that I assumed the in-universe tech was actually just an American English vs British English language difference lol.

thanks.

I don’t understand. What does the phrase “it’s shorted out” mean? It is related to short hand like he didn’t commit to actually writing anything down he just scribbled it like a child?

I don’t know if it’s a colloquialism thing or if there’s just something else going over my head.

Yeah it was a different time. The gameplay was solid though imo.

Hell yeah, diablo with guns.

Healthcare or health insurance? We shouldn’t conflate the two just because The health insurance company has “healthcare” in its name and it got away with that stupid trick in the media.

If healthcare executives are afraid, then they have every incentive to be making sure people untangle that conflation of terminology that the health insurance companies are taking advantage of.

Health insurance is not healthcare.

I’ve known some old people to put their bootloops in the freezer because they think it won’t go stale as fast.

nightmare nightmare nightmare!

Ha! There’s probably some other layer of theology there when you consider that that G stands for “Gine” pronounced like “Djinn.”

It does but other hand also blocks the oxygen. and when you zoom out of the meme and see OP you see that they have been dead for a long time.

Why would you think that?

Either that or it goes into whatever birds or whatever other bioaccumulators that consume them and accumulate it at the top of the food chain (maybe eventually you and me).

Maybe they were calling them out by the students actually present instead of by the colleges nearby.

Actually it looks like I misread it before commenting.

“expensive monetarily but petty in actions”

Sounds like the meme rubrick had a word count requirement.

Wouldn’t that be the exact opposite of a Cassandra complex.

Marker plastics sounds like some plastic related jargon but it’s just hard plastic possibly from a permanent marker (like a sharpie) that some consumers found and reported.

Oh yeah I was just on too small of a screen to notice, but you must be right.

And ironically, high school biology teachers wear open-toed.

My land lord wears flats.