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When We Show Them Footage of Men Jerking Off, They Say They Aren't Turned On But Their Panties Get Soaking Wet! Why Won't These Amateur Wives Just Be Honest?

colleges are a lot like beers, in that it doesn’t really matter which one you pick. they’re all equally good and indistinguishable from one another

folks, it’s Captain Lou Albano screaming about auto body repair o’clock youtu.be/N-OxXK5v7ko

As important, China is exporting its revolution to the rest of the world. America's current government rejects renewable technologies. In Europe industry is hollowing out and voters are rebelling against expensive green policies. But it is in developing countries that the fight against climate change will be won or lost, and it is there that Chinese renewables will make the most difference. China is now making more money from exporting green technology than America makes from exporting fossil fuels. This trend will continue simply because renewables are cheap; if you doubt the appeal, count the solar panels on Pakistani roofs. The work China does on cutting emissions at home-ever cheaper renewables, more abundant storage which makes those renewables more useful, better electricity markets, long transmission lines and all sorts of associated expertise—will thus be increasingly relevant, and sellable, beyond its borders. This anti-emissions machine is powered by self-interest. More clean tech elsewhere lowers China's own climate risks by reducing global emissions. At the same time it brings economic benefits. For many years countries' economic and climate interests have often been thought to diverge, encouraging a free-rider problem in which they seek the benefits of slowing climate change while dodging its costs. Today the economic and climate incentives of the world's biggest manufacturer and many of its export markets are increasingly aligned.

since no one clicks the article i'll keep lugging the hopium over here

peak baseball is indistinguishable from the feeling of hitting your head against a cement wall

oh god I’m ancient

Springer singing O Canada 🥹🥹

pissed you guys aren’t doing the anthem

Putting anyone who would go on TV and sing the American anthem rn on a list

q: why did the outfielders raise their arms during this play?

a: according to the ancient scrolls in which the rules of baseball were found, if a ball lands and doesn't bounce that ball is declared god. the players were worshipping god. i doubt there will be a game 7 or any further baseball seasons

re: Glasnow

its a hard day in the candy sober and chip sober community. byt thats all it is just one day. if you are in the program remember you are supported and accepted. and you can talk to your Sugar Pharaoh on the sober board 24/7

Better than antidepressants for my money. And goes perfectly with playoff baseball.

Hash is a miracle drug

Total Dipshit Fans Think Pop-Up Fly Ball Going To Be Home Run

Total Dipshit Fans Think Pop-Up Fly Ball Going To Be Home Run

Old El Paso Ramen and Totinos Ramen

Exciting cross cultural events are happening at walmart

he did the Elbows Up lib verse too but it’s fine. he’s allowed.

Questionable French but still, Rufus Wainwright anthem is the correct vibes

It’s me again

This Ohtani-to-Vlad transition by the FOX crew meets the moment.

He’s still got it

CHOTINER: So you asked for a Birkin bag?
KOKO: Yes. Possession Bag.
CHOTINER: And you had the funds to acquire this?
KOKO: No, Professor Purchase Koko Gorilla
CHOTINER: That doesn't sound like the funds were justifiable.
KOKO: Hostility Interviewer

Lmao Roki's reaction when he figures out what's going on

Experimental evidence of the effects of large language models versus web search on depth of learning Abstract. The effects of using large language models (LLMs) versus traditional web search on depth of learning are explored. A theory is proposed that when

When people learn with ChatGPT instead of following their own searches, they end up knowing less, caring less, and producing worse advice, even when the facts are the same.

Friction is an essential ingredient for learning! Convenience makes us shallow.

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A woman saying “time for another inning of World Series baseball,” and a sickly man saying “it’s 10 pm please just let me die”

he was actually having a flashback to the time he saw The Birdcage on the netflix menu

JOE BUCK: Welcome to the top of the 47th
[Sun rises]
[Sun keeps getting bigger]
BUCK: yes
[World engulfed by flames]
BUCK: oh god yes