What if the reason was because the type of banana that was prominent when this trope became popular was different than the one that is popular now?

Not the most likely explanation but I wonder if people have considered it.

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Also, sidenote, not all Teslas are expensive?

Most people who are intelligent know that buying pretty much any other brand of EV is a better choice so I am sure you can get Teslas cheap right now.

Wow what a surprise it failed?!???

Don’t these obsessive rightwing projects of micromanagement expanded into a violent and pervasive state of control by overconfident vastly powerful men usually work out perfectly?

I am shocked!

They probably weren’t worshipping strength and productivity over everything else in their lives hard enough.

My personal armchair opinion is they should try it again but this time have less empathy for the weak and downtrodden who don’t fit into the plan. Then it will surely work! I know this because I am a rich and powerful businessman and that makes me less naive than everybody else.

I mean there are a whole lot of fascists in Germany…

I might go as far as to say German culture is the least capable of resisting fascism in Europe based on the last ~150 years of history. Which doesn’t mean all Germans are like that but Germany has a serious weakness towards becoming broadly enamored with fascism. (I live in the US, to be clear I see the US very similarly).

Of course Elon Musk is going to be popular with fascists in Germany. This is the same old shit over and over again.

I will say the idea of Germans buying shitty, badly made US cars because they are made by a company owned by an inept fascist is pretty funny in a dark way.

Imagine being the Vice President of the US and still being this much of a loser. It is hard to comprehend.

It will certainly be the indirect or direct cause of whatever kills me shrugs.

My ADHD destroying my life

The most important part is to take more time than you think to speak, everyone always thinks they need to rush as if they are an inconvenience with their words, trust me your words are worth the time it takes to say them slowly, no matter what words you choose.

Watch Stalker, it is the cinematic culmination of liminal space.

Coway Airmega for most people

model AP-1512HH

The US is collapsing that is why.

Its not a conspiracy man, I swear bro

takes a bong rip

Add the angles up on those subsquares, they ALWAYS add up to 180 degrees i.e. -> π. EXPLAIN THAT.

All triangles add up to a WHOLE PI even when they are slices of a pie themselves!?!!! Does nobody else see there is obviously something fishy going on?

It is all about who you know as they say.

Damn that puts a big ass smile on my face, congrats for getting a new awesome instrument and composition tool!

It is like dodging a ball right? Sounds easy.

It bears repeating. Pete Hegseth is terrible.

Ad Hominem attack, try harder :)

Maybe cite some evidence?

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There you go, maybe try reading a bit about the thing before commenting on it?

My bad, the way you posted it felt like you were kind of trying to troll me by posting an AI response that disagreed with what I said in an annoying way lol and I did not get you were making that point.