Same with shit.
Shit - bad
The shit - good
Also,
Bad - bad
Ass - bad
Bad ass - good
Same with shit.
Shit - bad
The shit - good
Also,
Bad - bad
Ass - bad
Bad ass - good
It would be pretty sweet 😎 Hopefully I can get this running on my computer.
I would play TF2 like this


Those are fairly common in North America and in a lot of places in Europe are found everywhere. Knitting is having a resurgence with young people.


This looks really neat actually, and affordable.


I didn’t know my province turned into a lawless free for all


Be nice to the Americans, they don’t get the best education over there and don’t have the brain power to understand there’s other countries.


I’ve got that basically but also included every American state and major city. Filtering helps, but there’s still so many posts where the top comment is US politics even when the post is completely unrelated.


Good point on the Bridges Bridges bridge fight, MajorMajormajormajor.


It’s not. It’s a subpar plot and some questionable acting carried by gorgeous visuals and a stellar soundtrack.
It’s still my favourite movie of all time, but the soundtrack is stil better.


Dang, mostly negative recent reviews and overall mixed


For those of us who fortunately weren’t born in a third world country, now is our chance to experience it in a simulator.


I’ve never seen a more downvoted comment. This is true for every single other mainstream browser except Firefox.


Leather seats in a car or on a couch might receive tears over time. That’s part of the wear and tear. Same for clothes. Sometimes you wear out the knees of jeans and sometimes you tear them by bending over.
The jerry can is a design that is considered durable and cheap to make, and now they’re found everywhere on the planet from WW2 onward.



No idea from Canada


All three are offered in every developed nation, where do you live?
I don’t know what it does, but the extension “Old Reddit Redirect” recently updated to show the old design through www.reddit.com and it works without an account.
Both are true