No, its not that flag.

No, its not that flag.

The kid on the right looks fine.
The one in the middle just needs to do something with the hair. sure he’s got a lot bracelets, and his pants are too long, but he’ll trip over them enough to eventually figure it out.
The left one went a bit far the with pointless chain, but that his taste not mine, so whatever. But the again the hair is bad. I’m not saying it’s got to be neatly flat or something, but but some effort into it, throw in some actuall spikes, or a mowhak or anything really. Bed head ain’t it. The kid on the right, he takes care of his hair.
It can if the top half is human
Huh, thinking about it, I’ve never seen a computer in the 2009 icon form factor. Sure there’s the simple rectangle case, but that skinny silver curved case?
Also, its kind of funny the 2026 version is an all-in-one-computer, which is more of Apple’s thing. Sure there’s probably a dozen options for a Windows all in one, but when I see that icon I think of an iMac.
We shouldn’t jump straight into violence, so how about after 5 minutes we’re allowed to beat them with anything from their cart, our cart, or the complementary whiffle ball bat?
“15 items or less” lanes should charge extra for going over. 0-20 no charge, 21+ = $1 per extra item (including the 16-20). That money goes towards whoever uses the register after you.


That Dave guy shouldn’t have a kid if he doesn’t give a shit if a light falls on them. The “you don’t parent my kid” thing is insane. If someone tells me my kid was in a danger zone, I’m moving my kid.
The church may have had previous problems with the guy bing a negligent ass, and finally told him to fuck off.
Let’s mug 'em!
Skimming through this, most labours do a lot of the “don’t cleanup and abuse equipment” stuff anyway. Are we surrounded by spies?
Yes, you translated that right. Congratulations, you’ve learned another language.


I never claimed my parents where good at the online part.


Never. They’re parents, not the police. As a long as I stayed out of trouble, they respected my space. When I was young they’d go through stuff, but that was more for cleaning the room (when I refused to).
Parents now have to be more involved with the “online” space and aware who their children are in contact with. There’s certainly boundaries that shouldn’t be crossed, the main thing is educating children about the dangers and go from there.


Plugins can be nice. I haven’t used resolve regularly in a while, so I don’t keep up with the news. I looked up the price and it’s $300, thought it was a lot more. That’s pretty reasonable to save up for. Although, I didn’t see if the price is per version or forever, that makes a difference.


Who knew a PDF editor would become so useful.
I’m pretty sure the free version has more features than adobe reader.
And if you don’t want to pay, you can demo all of the paid features. Saving the file will put a watermark on every page, but if you print-to-pdf before you save, no watermark. Great if you just need to merge a few files or do some quick stuff once in a while.


Have you tried the free version? Unless you’re running a large scale production studio, the free version should cover you.
Even the iPad version is amazing for quick stuff. No ads, no watermark, and no render limits and all the other junk that the other “free” apps are filled with.
They make their money on expensive hardware.


It’ll be just like doing homework on the school bus!!!
Wikipedia says some guy in the 60’s, they knew what they were doing. Surprised it was both approved and hasn’t been changed in the last 50 years.