I agree with you, but do you have to say it like that?

Doctor in board: “Help, I’m trapped in a board! Is there a carpenter on the flight??”

Same issue, data saver is not on (plus I’m on Wi-Fi so suspect it wouldn’t matter)

Give the got a break, not all the blood is going to his brain

Oh no, it wasn’t the airplanes. It was beauty complications from tiddy slide surgery killed the beast.

Maybe not AI, but that arm lands with what looks amazingly like a standard puff of CGI dust.

Excellent point! That pushes the timeline back even further.

I’d say they were already very common in online chatrooms long before cellphones were widely adopted. They just translated really well to the poor typing options, character limits, and per-message billing of the time so became more widely adopted (and some new shorthand created).

I thought he only asked for the most beautiful woman?

Is it ironic that all the survivors also happen to be the ones who don’t understand survivorship bias?

‘Man’ is often used in the same way as ‘mankind’

Yes, which is why without the “a” it doesn’t work. “A small step for mankind, one giant leap for mankind” is nonsensical.

He was saying he (a man) was literally taking a step with his leg, but it was a figuratively large step for the species because of where/how he was taking that step.

It “works” in that we know what he meant, but it literally doesn’t work without the “a”.

Didn’t NASA confirm a little while back that it was likely a transmission issue?

Edit: hmmm, maybe not

Didn’t NASA confirm a little while back that it was likely a transmission issue?

Better than before the call

I’m not saying it’s completely correct but just suspiciously better than usual. Like, a student that always gets Ds and Fs getting a B-

Punctuation and spelling is suspiciously correct to be from the actual president…

Well now I just look unhinged

Stoat maybe?

You could? K, well then I’ll be the weird fan pressure and expectations