I think you’re probably trying to say something important, but this post doesn’t express it very well. Maybe try again, and start by imaging yourself explaining it clearly to someone who has never encountered the idea before. (Also, think about whether it really belongs in the Ask community, or might be a better discussion for a different group.)

For now.

Cornichons aren’t sweet, though. (Different kind of brine.)

Do not, and I must stress this, ask a rocker. (Consult the documentary Quadrophenia for details.)

Stranger Things.

Plus it’s double-extra meaningless on Lemmy, where you can run your own instance and give yourself whatever karma count/account date you want.

No experience myself, but I saw this recently on Lemmy: GPD Win Max 2

This is true, though internet gatekeepers can keep people from being able to find these forums.

“It’s just a kernel thin.”

Red Steel, actually. I’ll admit to having fun memories of it from when the Wii launched.

Open the door, get on the floor!

Everybody chew like dinosaurs!

It’d make a perfect single Kraft Single holder, think about it.

Plus they like pickles, apparently.

Alright, alright, alright, alright, alright, alright!

He can’t hear you!

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Sweet.

“My $5 wrench says you better start installing Windows.”

I don’t know, it seems like a fairly minimalist OS.

I suspect that some paid places use automated license plate readers to check for non-payment, or could be checking manually but having all the cars front-in could still save the manual checker the labor of walking around cars.

edit: In recent years I’ve actually been in parking garages and seen seen a hapless security guard walking car to car, photographing the back of each one. (I’ve also seen ‘meter-readers’ doing the same thing in paid street parking areas.) I wouldn’t be surprised if a car-mounted version also existed, which is what I meant when I speculated about automation.

Tight timeline, but I guess you could be a grandparent.