its bingo. the answer is old people gambling

I’m not saying it is. I’m saying you lose on quality with archived rips.

Guess how much a kitchen cabinet door costs. £10-15 per door. A kitchen with more than ten 40cm cabinets is going to cost you a bomb.

if that seems excessive, you’re right. A few years ago, those same doors were less than half the price.

What happened then, did the doors change? Is the flimsy wood composite they’re made of go extinct?

You know the answer.

Uh-huh. Wait till you realise that the 1080p streams you saved a decade ago have a higher file size, lower bitrate, and noticeable encoding artefacts. Compare that to the 1080p streams you can get from various cartoon sites today, and you shall see that you’ve bamboozled yourself!

(I mean, you can just update your archive with newer higher quality stuff, but I need this moral grandstanding)

On the one hand, that’s excessive. On the other hand, if I had the money, sure why not – you can’t trust the regulators anymore

isn’t that just flat favourless tonic for poor people?

Extreme US climate terrorist energy corruption

expand on this please

This is extremely funny, and I’m saying this not to be unkind – this is how you should communicate it to your boss: you stumbled on something unexpected, freaked out, and wasn’t sure how to recover whilst saving face. Your boss should be human enough to know why you reacted the way you did, and offering a weak grin at it might win you back

…particles get you off?

“So, what the fuck was all that last night? Don’t give me that - say sorry at least you worthless cunt”

He’s a talkative nightmare tbh, can’t wait to get rid of him

would like to know more

yupp

The other judges are genuinely useless

… male feet. That’s what I’m going with.

Same with London fireworks. Not worth it. Kids and women especially. l

in my 20s: Calvin’s dad is a real jerk, I would never abuse the trust of my child like that!

in my 30s: Heh, brilliant.

Monty Python sketch

They are if you think the exact opposite. Everyone has their niche, no one is a jack of all knowledge

I’m a hwat!?

For anyone wondering

bonfire (n.)

https://www.etymonline.com/word/bonfire#etymonline_v_15587

late 14c., bonfir, banefire, “a fire in which bones are burned;” see bone (n.) + fire (n.). The original specific sense became obsolete and was forgotten by 18c. The general sense of “large open-air fire from any material for public amusement or celebration” is by mid-16c. and that of “large fire for any purpose” from 17c. also from late 14c.