I agree. But a gun license should be harder too.

And yet a drivers license requires a lot more than a gun.

I equally get this view. I take it out on other conservatives.

I love Donald’s speeches. They’re the most tragic things I’ve ever heard …too bad he’s not one of those things you put 50p in at a fair.

Came off my bike when I was about 6 or 7, scratched my elbow…not stitches bad but bad enough. Still got the scar.

Apparently theres a rise in demand for “dumb TVs”, to the point people are paying a premium…no sources, I read it on Lemmy.

Is this implying that Reddit is some kind of moral bastion?

I love this comment. Now we’ve dealt with that, what are we gonna do with bored rich folk like Musk or JK Rowling whose entire purpose seems to be creating division and hate?

I think that the problem is you’re looking at this from a reasonable perspective.

Generally speaking, art deco, for houses specifically, Georgian.

Do petrol station attendants who have to pump fuel get paid better than those who don’t? I’m assuming that they need some kind of license?

No sense, no feeling.

Good film that. I was 21ish when it came out and one of my friends at the time said “oh yeah, you still think you’re 18 don’t you…”, pissed me off a bit.

“Nobody wants to work any more” or “kids aren’t disciplined anymore”, and “millenials…something something something” to refer to any generation younger than them.

Id love a pickup…but it would be impractical, expensive to buy and run, the back space is basically useless cause even if you do put a cover on, the locks are crap. So I won’t be getting a pick up truck. Plus, where I live, it would go missing.

Phones have become boring and are all the same.

Yep, this is why my next phone will be a Fairphone with their OS, or a Unihertz or something. I miss the old days where a different brand of phone meant a totally different OS, and there were loads of brands.

The British one came first, hence my view. It doesn’t matter though cause you’re missing the point of the British one.

lol. I get that. I say what I say cause the British one came first.

Also, if you feel like that about The American Office, you will not like the British one.

The Office means the British version. The American office refers to the American version.

Ah, I get it now. Thank you.