A mixture of Leslie Gore and the Nisekoi soundtrack because I’m out of control

Thanks for the writeup. I think the first answer is true.
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I went to take a shower and in my shower there was a big sturdy spider web with 4-6 big/adult cockroaches suspended in it. I got a small kitchen knife and stabbed the roaches with it. Once I killed them all I woke up.

I have had problems with roaches in that shower before. Not an infestation, but they would find their way up through the drain every once in a while. And I’m pretty afraid of them. The small kitchen knife was a little paring/peeling knife that I bought recently.
I appreciated that there was a spider who was able to catch the roaches, but worried that there were so many of them in the first place.

Please analyze this. Thank you.

Any other South AZ dwellers on Lemmy? 🌵

Pretty sure this has been at least partially debunked in that the fairness doctrine had nothing to do with Fox News. It only regulated broadcasts, not cable.

You could argue that there’s still an indirect connection.

I didn’t watch the video though, I only read the blurb.

So they posted a photo on social media of themselves wearing Lake America shirts. It was either:
A) An absurdist joke poking fun at the renaming, as they said it was
B) A political statement that they would like the lake to be called “Lake America”
C) A political statement that USA should annex Canada

C is kinda a stretch. A and B are not a big deal. I don’t see why people are so happy about this person being fired. It seems like something totally reasonable to post, though maybe in poor taste if you believe interpretation B.

Not really a big deal

After reaching out to Meta about why the promo campaign had been stomped out, the company replied that “any mention of civil rights, feminism or social reform are usually classified as ‘social topics’ by our automatic system,” and therefore rejected.

First of all, there’s no such thing as an advertisement without social implications. And also, you can be certain that their ban of “social topics” will impact feminist fiction but not anti feminist fiction