Mudkipology

As long as you're using just the pihole YouTube shouldn't be able to detect it. The playback blocker is based on detecting common ad blocker extensions in your web browser.

Woah, I did the same thing. My parents ended up taking me to several pediatric Psychologists to help figure out what the problem was, including some quack that tried to say I was acting out in subconscious anger because my Grandfather was a Freemason! Not, you know, the fact I didn't realize that bowel movements aren't supposed to be painful. I think I made it for two weeks once although I wasn't keeping exact score. And yes, I did end up in the ER over it at least once that I can remember.

It's alright. Seems like the actors are still trying to find their chemistry with each other but the writers are definitely on the Frasier wavelength.

Money ≠ speech. Now go back to bed, Mr. McConnell

Just wait until you have a dentist that's younger than you. I'm only in my mid 30s but got one fresh out of dentistry school. That's the moment you officially feel like a useless fossil.

What color pill do I take to forget that movie exists?

Simple, just bulk up so you can carry a dozen folding chairs at a big tiddy goth GF church event.

The original Despicable Me is actually a pretty good movie. The Minions are just little bumbling idiots that provide comic relief, I think the only reason they became associated with politics is they got popular at around the same time as older people figured out how to use Facebook.

I think that's a problem with using the average age for everything. A bunch of people think their lives peaked in High School and a bunch of other people think it was in their late 20s/early 30s, which averages out to 23. But I suspect almost no one thinks the peak of their life was age 23. Median would be a more appropriate measure here.

Yep, a few years back they banned several cards with racially questionable connotations. The most egregious of which is straight up some KKK members.

Anyone who read Ready Player One and actually believed that was the future deserves to lose $13 trillion.