But we don’t have to like it

Edit: fine, I guess we’re obligated to like it.

Federation fixes most of it. I can follow the big community that’s become the main one and still the smaller ones with their own focuses and views.

Gamers really are the most oppressed.

I thought God changed his mind about black people in 1978?

This guy told me he’d give me great items. I’d just have to follow him into the woods so he could give them to me.

I didn’t make it out of there alive.

Evidence suggests that a longer version of the saying was circulating prior to the early- to mid-19th century. The meaning is thought to come from the way clams are protected during high tide, and although the connotations have changed slightly, this original concept is still is the heart of the expression today. First Usage

This phrase is actually a part of the bigger phrase “happy as a clam in high water” or “at high tide.”

Source

How would it work?

Me if ticks didn’t exist.

I used lay directly in the grass without a care in the world.

Maybe a community for that under a different name would be appropriate?

But Texas has 40 times the population

Bigger douchebags

Here’s the story from CBC, our public broadcaster.

They’re one of the biggest news channels in Canada.

I’m sorry

Nearly as old as Super Mario Bros. at release.

Oh 🤦‍♂️

When?

And Trump is that way because he’s an unintelligent nepobaby. We have to draw a line somewhere.

I’ve heard that before too but if you are going to try and convince anyone an actual source will help.

I hope you don’t think it’s just the current administration. I don’t blame the majority of the populace (in the same way I don’t blame the average Israeli or Russian for example), but as a political entity this is nothing new for the USA.

Edit: or rather, from the outside looking in, this doesn’t feel particularly off brand