Might be an unpopular opinion that the 90s aren’t recent decades anymore

This is my rifle; this is my gun

For real, trade school did me better than most of my peers, but people definitely have some stigma around it for some reason.

Since it was shot in film he probably watched it on a projector in a theater.

Seems like also for geopolitical reasons

We’re reaching levels of 70s that are, frankly, irresponsible.

An ounce of prevention can equal a pound of cure.

I had fried scorpion once, and it was basically just crispy.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ljPFZrRD3J8

There are still manual machinists around who have jobs like bore a few individual holes on some weldment.

46 and it’s all friendly for you tho

Also during a war, things almost certainly were better before the war. War is kinda known for being awful.

What is SEA to you? South East Asia? Seattle? A boat?

That’s just a strange godzilla comes to town

I work is a loud environment, and didn’t take it as seriously as I should’ve, and just wore regular earbuds because I wanted to be able to listen to music over the noise of the machinery. I don’t have it as bad as either of those cases you mentioned, but definitely noticed that I couldn’t hear as well by my mid 20s, and it takes very little background noise to prevent me from being able to following a conversation.

Now I am pretty good about wearing earplugs, and have bone conduction headphones that I can use with them, and the sound comes through clear even at low volume with the ear pro in. I would highly recommend them if that is part of anyones hangup around wearing ear pro.

I had an Alias 2, and it was the best phone I’ve ever had

No way in hell.

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Its just a microcosm of how being poor is really expensive, while there are tons of ways to save money while wealthy. That doesn’t end up being the cause of wealth inequality but it does give a certain inertia to those class positions.

Edit: because I misremembered the quote and vimes does present it that way.