The War Game

Especially since WD-40 changed its recipe.

Count Binface is not the politician we deserve, but the politician we need.

iF oNLy wE cOuLd hAvE pReDiCtEd tHiS aNd aCtEd aCcOrDiNgLy!

When I went to the gender shop in 2006, I think I picked up two genders stuck together by mistake.

Possibly the best mistake I ever made.

Good bot

Yeah, I had to use a gyroscopic remote for most of NewPipe’s features.

Yeah, this year’s weather is wacked. Hopefully it’ll start to cool down as we head into spooky season.

After all, it’s almost time for the hippies to refreeze back into goths until next spring.

!2meirl4meirl@lemmy.ml

According to TV Tropes:

His reputation was tarnished when he boasted about his penis size on social media, complete with him showing a picture of it on the official Cinemassacre subreddit, and deleted comments mentioning the incident, his mishandling of fan favorite Bootsy and Kyle Justin’s departure from the site and censoring conversation about them, his antagonistic behavior towards fans who disagree with his opinions on both YouTube and Twitter (going so far as to demand that someone unfollow him for questioning his stance on Disney and superhero movies), publicly taking an antagonistic view towards save-states and rewind features in emulators that was criticized as gatekeeping, claiming the creators of Mortal Kombat modeled The Joker from Mortal Kombat 11 off his take on AVGN (which many saw as narcissistic), and his poorly made edgy webcomic The Loco Bandito coming to light (although he has since apologized for said comics).

Not as bad as I remembered, with my dodgy memory, but still not great.

I’ve done some research, and I think he’s okay. Mike Matei has his own bullshit going on, but James has never said anything about his own political or social views, as far as I know.

Besides, he makes a point of ensuring that his content is as apolitical as possible, which is admirable.

It’s a joke. This is !traa.

That’s just the order in which Mematic gave them to me.

North East England. Around here, it goes like this:

• 4-8 years: First School
• 8-13 years: Middle School
• 13-16 years: High School

then

• 16-18 years: College or Sixth Form
• 18+: University, etc.

You are probably used to the two-tier system, with a primary school and a secondary school. Around here, though, we mainly have a three-tier system.

Yeah, but high school starts at year 9 (age 13-14), so:

(Y9 doesn’t exist for a bit)

Y9 --> Y10

Y10 --> Y11

Y11 --> (Either leave school or just take a few extra weeks off)

Y12 --> Y13

Y13 --> (Leave school*)

This is done because, after the exams, the Y11s and Y13s have no content left to learn, so there’s no point in keeping them at school.

Also, as I said, my school is strange for doing this. Most, if not all, other British high schools are normal.

*Unless you get held back, stay on for another year, or go to university

TL;DR: Yeah, pretty much

!2meirl4meirl@lemmy.ml

Instead of moving up to the next year (the British term for “grade”) in September, we do it after the exams (finals) are over, which is in June.

My school moves everyone up after the GCSEs and A-Levels are over, which is in May or June. The holiday starts in July.

As far as I know, we’re the only school in Britain that does this.

Pretty sure that’s acid you’re talking about.

!2meirl4meirl@lemmy.ml