I may be the only person who knows why you said that.

It’s not impossible.

Today I learned

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Somebody, somewhere, has put “memeologist” as their career title.

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I think, therefore I am. An objective reality exists, because you exist. The question is, how much of reality can you perceive, and to what limit?

Didn’t realize this was a Star Trek meme until the end.

I will say this though: they say smiling makes you more attractive/likeable/appealing, and that is definitely true!

I came here to say this. This is really the real response. “Prohibition didn’t work” isn’t the reason, it’s the results of a response.

I was waiting to find the first person to mention the Luther from The Boondocks

If it’s not real, does it really fit this sub?

I wanted to downvote this until I saw the community it was posted to.

Oh my god I loved Crystal Quest. I thought everyone forgot about it

*eject

I’m pretty amazed that people don’t immediately hear the stereotypical doucheyness, as well as the teenager-pandering, intelligence-insulting, terrible messages the moment they hear Nickelback.

Maybe I don’t hate Nickelback for the same “gut” reasons the internet does, but I sure do hate them.

Why would you gatekeep what’s on a pizza? There’s a whole range of textures and flavors that work, that you’re telling people they can’t experience because you’re a hardcore traditionalist? Let good food be good food.

Holy crap, this is useful. Thanks!

There is also a space after an ellipsis… like this.

Not…like this.

I don’t care if everyone does it wrong, it’s both harder to read (less functional) and it flies against normal punctuation conventions.

Also, don’t get your punctuation inspiration from Japanese games. An ellipsis is three periods, no more. Exclamation mark always goes after question mark. (“?!” = correct) Japan adopted our punctuation marks and did it their way. If you’re writing in English, do it the English-language way.

Same opinion. And I like both!

Thanks, been arguing this for ages.