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Protip: do not look at the sun to discern it's shape.

The day I quit that shit, such a huge burden lifted off my shoulders. I felt the same with Ragnarok Online before that and a stupid gacha a couple years after WoW. But nothing was as strong as the WoW quitting experience. No more chasing that rare spawn. No more soloing the old raids weekly on multiple characters in an attempt to get that 1% drop mount or a missing transmog piece. No more dailies. No more arena/bg capping. No more stupid farm. No more relisting AH items every hour to undercut competition during sleep hours. No more gearing Alts so they can join main raids in case one is needed.

The only thing I miss is the gruesome rigor in our attempts to get realm first on an insignificant, casual pvp server, just to stay in top1000. 5/7 raid nights. 6PM to drop dead. But lots of booze and banter on TS. Fun times.

Discovery s1/2 so far are a mess. Picard few episodes I've seen were.... out of character to say the least...

However Lower Decks was fun. Kinda how The Clone Wars or Futurama were fun.

I've had similar experience. I wanted to resub after a year of D+ and Prime. Guess I'll stick to Paramount+ and binge nutrek shit.

Well... I'm in Steven Guilbeault's constituency and that fucker never answers any emails, not even a "we got your letter" from their staff. So he can go fuck himself.

No such option sadly.

Edit: select text does it.

I have no way of seeing that on my client. Do you see that information on your's?

Coalitions. Look at Germany or other European countries. The winning side often forms Coalitions to stay in power. That means small and large parties can come together to beat the opposition and also have plenty of job opportunities.

I hate mandatory voting. It should remain a civic duty. Not something that is enforced.

Instead have voting matter and educate people on it. Look at Hungary as an example. As shitty as their king might be currently, and they've voted him in four times already, the country has a consistent near 70% voter turn out, because people just know that not voting means you do not have the right to complain about the government or be angry about their policies when things don't go their way.

I've watched the whole hour and a quarter and there was zero mention of Beaverton. He's talking about Babylon Bee. Did you link the wrong video?

Beaverton is the last one coming off as a biased website to me. I've seen plenty of digs aimed at any political entity in power.

I just learned about Beavertons conservative leaving and was a bit disappointed as it was the only kinda funny Canadian related thing that felt like it was goin on.

What?

Okay, but can't you simply ship something from a non-local company the same way you ship from Amazon?