Insipid

This whole "controversy" surrounding Timothee Chalomet feels forced and is so annoying, and I don't even like him that much.

What an impressive cast . . . they really went all out.

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It's ok. I have a special picture from her to you. Incoming DM.

She's adorable.

Was snl ever really that good? Sure, many comedians got their break their, and some skits are classic, but overall I feel the show is pretty meh. I guess improv or whatever you wanna call it just isn't my thing.

Fish Tempura and Rice.

@The_annoying_one I tried the Big Arch burger for lunch today. I didn't like it that much. It was too many things at once. I'd rather just have a Big Mac or a Quarter Pounder. I guess I still liked it more than the CEO did. 🤷‍♂️

I lost my shiba 5 years ago this month. I haven't replaced him. I'm not opposed to getting another dog though. You seem ready to me.

I know an Aldi product when I see one. 😅 Anyway, Japanese curry.

What do you think about Iran?

HIV positive? 😱

Only recently immigrated Europeans. White Americans tend to get enraged that the cashiers are allowed to sit down.

I recently watched a youtube video how much of modern American consumerist culture is based on bullshit identies. Obviously things like designer clothing have been around for quite some time. This has now gone beyond to innocuous things like handsoap. Anyway, I was thinking about the first time Aldi opened near me in the early 2000s. Groceries were still rather affordable, as we remember. Then came Aldi. In these early days, you were forced down aisles instead of being allowed to roam about, the ceilings were low, the paint was darker, the produce was on what looked to be portable tables, and they only accepted cash. Some people were embarrassed to shop there. Today, new Aldi stores allow you to roam about each aisle, the paint is bright, the tables don't look portable anymore, they indeed now accept card payments, and there are Aldi stores in bougie areas where people drive fancy cars. It's almost like this German efficiency is telling American consumerist culture to fuck off. Walmart tried to open in Germany and they failed.