Lahaina noon, yeah. Lasts like half an hour and only happens twice a year

To be fair, that's basically the same character as Humdinger from paw patrol. Just replace entrepreneur with mayor

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That game has such an immaculately told story! The characters, the pacing, the game mechanics, the twists, the ending! And the animation!! It's all sooooo good that after I first finished it, I immediately started another playthrough just to experience it again! Legit the best story in gaming

Have you seen this fan animation? It's basically a Cabanela fancam from the old Internet (it's fantastic)

Those make much more sense. I was imagining an article where it's just like, a picture of a Chinese person haha

It'll be so funny if John Cena's legacy is being the "bing chilling guy"

Oh so assembly is that high up on the chart because people keep googling for help, that makes much more sense lol. My heart goes out to the assembly programmers. World's strongest soldiers

For the longest time, I thought frankincense was a Halloween-themed product made by like, Bath & Bodyworks or something. It was very confusing hearing Serious people get religious about it.

Yeah but we don't do that because of the optics. And only because of the optics, really.

The article massively understates how skilled Nigel is. He doesn't just know the words, he consistently plays the move that scores the highest-possible points while denying counterplay from his opponent. He's leagues better than any other Scrabble player and it isn't a contest... he's literally better at Scrabble than computers are.

Yeah it's the same thing as calling a country bad or evil, but with a big word that sounds academic. You can get away with saying the most horrific shit here if it's spoken in formal language.

They'd hate Laos too if they knew it existed

But no one's pretending to speak Greek or any other language. The word has a common non-technical definition in English and that's what people usually mean when using it.

I don't get what you're saying, does the origin of a word determine how it should be used or not? Because originally, negro was the accepted term used for black people (in English ofc) before it became a slur. A more relevant example would be the word "moron" - even though it was originally a formal diagnosis, nobody who uses the word nowadays is thinking about psychology.