Shock the monkey and win $20!

That’s the thing with Trump. He’s the quintessential American. If you took everything that distinguishes Americans from the rest of the world and combined them all into one person, that person would be Donald Trump.

Previous Presidents were separate from the people. They tended to have a level of education that most people lacked (or at least had educated advisors that they listened to) so they knew that all that American exceptionalist propaganda that your culture is flooded with is bullshit. Trump actually believes it, though. He really thinks that the world marches to America’s tune and that when America decides to crack the whip the world will just have to bend over and take it, and that the only reason why other countries have any autonomy at all is due to America’s generosity.

Congratulations. You’ve finally got a President that truly represents you.

Leftists are always against any actual action taken to oppose the right.

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I played the GBA game. It was alright.

AOL-Time-Warner.

*Klingon

All I know about Bavaria is that their sheep seldom wear spectacles. Do sheep wear spectacles more often in Schleswig-Holstein?

Steamships don’t sail on steam, but they’re called steamships anyway because they have steam in them. Elon Musk’s spaceships don’t use up every bit of volume contained within them, therefore they contain space.

Communism has never existed and never will, however the systems that communists implement inevitably focus on allocating resources to a well-connected elite.

I live in Toronto and, while I see Tesla cars often, I’ve never seen a cyber truck in person.

I seriously doubt that RFK Jr. can summon a concrete donkey.

Think of the memes!

It will not sanction your buffoonery.

Don’t think he knows about second knees, Stalt.

Should’ve held out for a Master.

But I would want a seat if I have a lunch-tray in my lap.

'Cause no one will hire you.

Individual tools already often host their own Q&A or forum systems. We just need to encourage more of that.

Good riddance. Whenever I search for a programming question I’d always hope for a) an official documentation page or, failing that, b) a page on a dedicated forum for the tool that I was using that covered the problem. I’d only ever click on SO links if I had no other choice.

And, of course, I’d never search for a problem on SO itself.