Ilovethebomb @ Ilovethebomb @sh.itjust.works

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Lightning fast shitpost creation is one AI use case I'm fully behind.

They likely knew it would only be sold in North America only.

Because any serious company would make sure they can actually sell their product before they go to manufacturing.

Tesla likely knew the Cybertruck wouldn't leave North America in serious numbers.

Not everyone's an artist.

Yeah, it's legal here.

Are they still refusing to return the bodies?

At college, there were 16 and 17 year old girls with boyfriends in their twenties. Even at the time, I thought that was weird.

At least I never heard about anything younger than that.

That's a surprisingly common line of reasoning actually.

Has this actually happened? Or is Pizzacake winning arguments that never happened?

I wonder what result they were expecting?

It's being upvoted, but the vast majority of comments are not in agreement with the person in the screenshot.

There also seems to be a consensus that the term is misused a lot.

I've had arguments with colleagues over things I assumed were basic and blindingly obvious.

Never assume someone knows something.

I think various corporations are trying to make pumpkin spice a thing, but apart from that, not really.

Fuel stations likely make more money off coffee and food than fuel, so no surprise they'd jump at the chance to have a captive audience for half an hour.

No, it's not really a thing here at all.

It's weird being in the southern hemisphere sometimes.

The small truck at the front isn't for you then, they didn't have a great tow rating.

https://www.tundrasolutions.com/threads/how-much-can-a-4cyl-toyota-truck-haul.26249/

Yeah, no. Old pickups like that didn't have particularly good tow ratings, especially two wheel drive models.

Hmm. It does sound like Wikipedia's concerns are unlikely to come to fruition.

Just FYI, it's considered poor form to post a paywalled article with no way of bypassing it.