Fun prank.
"How do you know they're all booked? Maybe someone didn't show up. Can you go check?"
Fun prank.
"How do you know they're all booked? Maybe someone didn't show up. Can you go check?"
Hehe, you could say that reply was done with much... celerity.
He's holding a bean in his other hand. Presumably, he doubles as a scale.
He also flies sometimes.
It's so super, it's 10x normal math.
Nah, paying taxes just isn't for me...
I understand
It's clearly short for "Sun Wukong."
To be fair, it's asking "Did Jimmy Carter die today?" not "Will Jimmy Carter have died today?"
Looks like the account posted no in the morning and he died in the evening, at least by UTC. So it's not entirely wrong.
Warning: small children will dump anything in sight into the trash and empty it just to see and hear Oscar, and file or data loss and system damage can result.
I've never heard of this until now, so take it with several grains of salt.
I'd imagine the complaints stem from the fact that she was never in charge of the country.
But then they should have complained when Ben Franklin was announced.
Or maybe they did complain when Ben Franklin was announced, but you can't really go "look at these bigots hating on Benjamin Franklin," so that wasn't shared around as much.
Of course even if that were the case, there would be people who draw the line at Tubman and not Franklin anyways, which could be a case of actual bigotry.
Or maybe a significant subset of the audience wasn't taught in school that Tubman was that influential, and sees this as blowing a historical figure out of proportion.
I dunno, I'm not a fan of this sentiment. Music tastes are personal, it's okay to think, "nah, music of this country isn't really for me," because music of a given country will often have certain elements that won't appeal to everyone. It's not like you're uncultured or being unfair for it. And you don't necessarily have to give it a good try first because you're probably exposed to it anyways. Any stranger on the street can probably think of an example (though not necessarily a whole song) if you bring up Spanish music, Indian music, K-pop, etc..
The language bit I get, but some people prefer songs where they can understand the lyrics, and that's also okay. I'm sort of one of those people, though in my case it's more "I want to have a general idea what's being said because if it's a good song I'll want to sing along and I don't want to unknowingly say something obscene," so it doesn't stop me from listening to foreign songs as long as I can screen the lyrics.