Quality vs quantity.

10 comments here likely means 10 people have unique thoughts. 1000 comments usually means memes and bots.

I used to hate reddit in springtime when the kids got out from school. Now it's always springtime.

It's sad, really. So much humanity just bought for a sum. So much offered with nothing expected in return. There's always someone who will try to profit from stuff like that, and they're always horrible, horrible people.

Kill your elders. (Not really)

There's no solution to this, and time is just a salve. Call me slightly pessimistic, but I think the only thing that'll ultimately bring about any change is a decimating thermonuclear war.

I know it's not necessarily applicable, but your comment made me think of those Stanley mugs.

ore maybe they know sometihg

What makes a salad?

here, i have some lettuce. and - here - i have some carrots. let's mix 'em!

salad?

and why is lettuse such a nessecary ingredient? i mean oh my it's a leaf

I have two. I grew up near Toronto in the 80s. Both were CityTV movies. They used to do a thing. I can't remember what it was called..

1 - SPACEBALLS!!!! ("F___! Even in the future nothing works!")

2 - Predator (there's a line where Arnold says, "That's one bad motherfucker." They only censored the word 'mother'. i was 8. best thing ever)

fwiw i read that comment and thought, 'hmm, i don't either' and then i went and watched a few of his videos. they're pretty awesome in a feel-good way. nice to see someone using tons of money to make other people happy and do good things for a change. now i'm subscribed to his channel :)

yep.

I'm a homebody, and 2020 and the WFH stuff did exactly this to me.