Haha, yeah I was just joking around. But there are also organic fibers (not that they’re probably used for cars).

Yeah, I don’t know why this is so difficult. Can even have players that autoread the signature to tell you the source/etc.

…Cows??

Bowling for Soup: Ohio (Come Back to Texas) https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=wBWNgg8CClc

I was talking to a relative about this recently. Basically anything that would be an upgrade would end up with me owning more on the new house with rate almost twice as high.

Literally going to be living in this house the rest of my life, given the way things are going.

Or the reverse, find an 18/19 year old who looks 35!

You can have mysteries where progress and knowledge aren’t tied to each other. For example in Professor Layton games, there is an overarching “mystery”, but it’s a linear game you progress by solving effectively random (and mostly disconnected) puzzles.

Thanks, it’s frustrating how people seem to constantly confuse a static value with a yearly flow.

Same thing happens when talking about networth vs income.

In this case it seems like die

I like how someone downvoted your for this opinion.

I mean, it’s gotta be hard trying to keep up with it all. I think he may have bit off more than he can chew.

I mean both parties have pretty much done it already. Republicans with Reagan https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/ronald-reagan-alzheimers-disease/ and democrats with Biden.

To be honest it’s pretty obvious they’re already doing it with Trump given that he clearly isn’t mentally or physically well. The guy can’t talk coherently, he’s certainly not the person really running things.

Just don’t lock eyes with the ladybug.

Actually the torso/feet are just wrong in general, as in not a legitamte Lego piece. Such a weird detail for the AI to mess up.

I’m pretty sure more than 1/3 of Americans have little to no understanding of inflation.

I mean, it was, by the time Trump took office the inflation numbers were almost back to normal. They’re jumping up again because we elected someone who doesn’t care about America.

The issue is that people kept believing that inflation going down would mean prices would go down, but that’s not how any of this works.

I don’t think it matters in this context. Person is trying to get into reading, nothing roastable about that.

I haven’t read that, but adding it to my list.

I’m surprised I don’t hear about it more. I only stumbled upon it somewhat recently and am amazed it doesnt get brought up more. While you can feel the Vietnam War influences, it transcends that war and give a compelling story about the costs of war writ large.

Yeah, that’s why I added the descriptions. Given Dune and Hyperion, I think OP could enjoy both of those, but they are different (from each other and Dune/Hyperion).