Star Wars was good when kids were playing with their toys.

It’s a toy franchise with feature-length advertisements. Always has been.

That’s generally how these things are always communicated to later generations. 😂

It’s unstated racism.

If someone in your past could get a good tan, it was common to say that they were part “< insert native american tribe from your area>” because you definitely didn’t want to be perceived as part black.

Look up the “one-drop rule”.

Carls Jr Microsoft Windows. Fuck you, I’m eating!

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Everybody loves their first Diamondback.

They are basically dinosaurs.

American Robins are not the same as European Robins.

American Robins were named so because they vaguely reminded British settlers of their robins “from home”.

It’s mostly just making sure you move your mouse like a human.

The test and the answer as proposed is irrelevant.

Any hassle they can create to manufacture a reason to deny coverage.

It’s not “beyond belief” it’s disgustingly evil.

Non-utilitized internet service.

Internet providers ARE UTILITIES. Regulate them like one.

Though I guess dog breeding and its disadvantages

I mean, the cuter an animal is the more humans want it. Pugs might have health issues, but selective breeding has certainly made them very popular. That is, to the animals advantage.

Cats lack the genetic diversity and flexibility dogs have.

People in the cat fancy have tried to changes things but for the most part a cat is a cat. Probably just part of being an obligate carnivore.

And dogs geneally make wolf puppy noises.

Barn cats are the natural domestication of cats.

You need a friend to protect your grain stores.

Early domestic dogs were probably ratters, too. The domestication process for both were probably pretty similar.

The biggest difference is that domesitc dogs were then also able to be bred into companion hunters.

She’s holding the pen like she’s a lefty overwriter.

What’s your favorite dinosaur? How many could you fight off at once?

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Most restaurants are chains and owned by a small handful of corporations and mega-franchisees. Their shareholders make a lot of money.

Most small businesses (restaurants or otherwise) go broke because they are undercapitalized or otherwise mismanaged.

It takes money to make money.

And If you want to make the jump from wage earner to small business owner, making higher wages helps a lot.

Higher wages means the next generation of small businesses are more successful. More successful small businesses create more competition and keep prices lower for consumers.

I disagree that the culture currents have changed that fast.

If the economy recovered and gave much better prospects for young people and housing was cheaper, they’d still be expected to move out on their own.

I think people understand the realities of our current situation, but usually multigenerational housing is still not considered an ideal situation.