Thank you for saying "the homeless" and not "the unhoused". It's a clunky word, the difference is meaningless to the people being referred to, it only serves to signify something about the user. Phooey to that. Oh, and my nomination for Worst Word of the Year is neurodivergent.
Jeff, you ignorant slut! The most offensive thing you said in this episode was comparing the team with the second longest active tournament appearance streak at 25 years with the tweets that didn't make it in to the bracket. Just for that I will have to do the opposite of the William F Buckley admonishment and start paying for my own damn subscription.
When the going gets tough, the tough change their labels. Musk is out of the running for the worst 64 tweets, but I'd vote for him changing the name of his company to X-crement, the name of his messages from tweets to droppings, and his intro to, "Hi, I'm Elon Musk, the 'My Pill guy'.
As a good Netizen, I have cast my votes. However, I'm conflicted about some of the contenders. One of the them was definitely a joke, as explained by the poster (a Canadian doctor who knows that you don't open windows on a plane), and I wonder about some of the others, including Writer Strike. Should people be penalized for obvious (to me) jokes and satire that don't quite hit the mark? I guess there's a fine line between bad takes and misunderstood jokes, which is a good reason to never post anything on social media.
"I'm a racist dog-fucking pedophile, but engage with me on the topic of gender" sounds like an I Might Be Wrong article.
Would a racist dog fucking pedophile be into fucking White puppies ???
Thank you for saying "the homeless" and not "the unhoused". It's a clunky word, the difference is meaningless to the people being referred to, it only serves to signify something about the user. Phooey to that. Oh, and my nomination for Worst Word of the Year is neurodivergent.
Jeff, you ignorant slut! The most offensive thing you said in this episode was comparing the team with the second longest active tournament appearance streak at 25 years with the tweets that didn't make it in to the bracket. Just for that I will have to do the opposite of the William F Buckley admonishment and start paying for my own damn subscription.
When the going gets tough, the tough change their labels. Musk is out of the running for the worst 64 tweets, but I'd vote for him changing the name of his company to X-crement, the name of his messages from tweets to droppings, and his intro to, "Hi, I'm Elon Musk, the 'My Pill guy'.
As a good Netizen, I have cast my votes. However, I'm conflicted about some of the contenders. One of the them was definitely a joke, as explained by the poster (a Canadian doctor who knows that you don't open windows on a plane), and I wonder about some of the others, including Writer Strike. Should people be penalized for obvious (to me) jokes and satire that don't quite hit the mark? I guess there's a fine line between bad takes and misunderstood jokes, which is a good reason to never post anything on social media.