There’s a difference between generalisations and single specific examples. You can’t really compare between the two even within the same context

ABSOLUTELYCRANKINGMYF’INHOG

I’ve heard you can get away with standard if you let the oat milk reach at least room temperature before mixing, and also only mic a little bit of each together first, like you would a roux. But obviously not as convenient as just using the barista ones

Put a rock on it so it’s more obvious it’s not a pond

But what about the caravan of garbage?

I’m guessing that number comes from them essentially having the processing fee twice when the venue itself is owned by livenation as well, rather than it being about the dynamic pricing they’re known for.

They didn’t say that this comic was transphobic, try reading it again

I think they mean more how the character responds to the controls not the binding of controls

Elvanse gang rise up!

Bad Batch is a great one too

In the UK we all (generally) read 24 hour but speak in 12 hour. So we see 15:00 but say 3. Only military peeps talk on 24, and it can sound weird, but people can easily understand them as long as they can parse the who “-hundred” thing (15:00 being fifteen-hundred)

DO NOT REDEEM!!!

Por que no los dos.

Plus the lorries and HGVs have a actual purpose and use, whereas 95% of all SUVs could be replaced by a smaller car with their owner still being able to do what they need to do.

Okay… Fire ze missiles!

I understand what you’re getting at, but I would partially counter with that losing parties may instead weigh their policy decisions more towards the people they know will vote. Rather than potentially wasting time catering for those that have shown that in the end they may not vote at all. I would wager (on top of many other factors) this could be why many countries’ historically left leaning parties have been moving more and more towards the centre as time goes on. Labour in the UK are a prime example.

I’m talking more generally, the world is bigger than just America. You know what I meant.

If one didn’t support the opposition, then they’re implicitly in support of who ends up in power.

Sadly our votes are one of the few things we have as normies that give us power, what you do and don’t do with it is important. Even if in your jurisdiction you see both (or more) candidates as being bad, there is always a lesser evil.

What’s the guy’s skin colour got to do with it?

Organising with others is a good first step

And in his first film, probably more so too