“Suck my dick and balls”

There’s an episode of Sixteenth Minute of Fame about it.

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I’m actually pretty excited to have another product to try to motivate friends and family to leave Google behind. Maybe this will do it.

It’s just Brain Age: Multiplayer Edition

Tomfoolery

I dunno… is that surgical-grade silicone?

Ah yes. The classic Grower / Shower Paradox, illustrated.

The left Twix has cocaine in it. The right one does, too, but it comes from the Right Cocaine Twix factory.

I’m sure there was very little thought, let alone a process of them.

But you know it’s going to instead be in PowerPoint (now with mandatory BioCoPilot AI™️)

All five of us Mac gamers would have loved it

I see the points that you made to another commenter but SNES and Sega Genesis were 16-bit consoles. They were a dramatic improvement (and many games on them were the pinnacle as far as I’m concerned) over the 8-bit NES and Sega Master System. I’ll take well-designed 16-bit games over pretty much anything else.

This looks really cool. I’ve heard of Meshtastic but don’t know the first thing about it. Time to do some reading…

And then replace it with a black garbage bag because it’s a Samsung fridge

It’s not on the chart but can we multiply by skydiving?

Finally, my dream of making teeth anywhere you can imagine could be realized.

Someone’s going to have to watch the video to confirm

I’m okay with Kirk coming back only to apologize for all the trouble he caused.

What does he drive now? Asking for the public good.

Why’s that? Because it’s all leaves and no buds?

The building to the right of the sign looks like it may be a multi-unit dwelling, so it may not be clear who the culprit is. Also, many people don’t know their neighbors very well, or may have anxiety or some type of fear of social situations. In this case, they may be concerned that it may turn into a confrontation, especially if they let this go on for a month (as others have said, three minutes is my max tolerance for this). And the sign is funny and not particularly aggressive, although it may not be effective on the type of person who 1. throws their smoke detector outside instead of replacing the battery, and 2. allows it to continue beeping for a month. Maybe the OOP felt a little public shaming is in order.