So the caption is really: "man convinces 5 clearly less enthusiastic friends to play board game."
Echinoderm
There are men who report being disciplined or fired for so much as saying “I like that outfit.”
I work in this area, and in my experience, there is way more going on than just a compliment about an outfit whenever someone is getting disciplined. Employees who claim that usually have no ability to self-reflect about the extent or appropriateness of their behaviour.
It's more than just being about "stupid" people though. After all, who benefits from deliberately under-funding and attacking the integrity of educational institutions?
"Thank you, but we follow Martian facts here, we aren't interested in your Venusian ways."
I vote the 7 August should hereafter be declared "Succulent Chinese Meal Day" in tribute.
Gotta chase that sweet, sweet live service money though.
It does seem like an oddly specific denial.
The bananas won't be fooled, because everyone knows that bananas are straight until they get picked and the banana bender puts the bend in them.
It's not really a debate about continuing to rely on fossil fuels. For context, in Australia the conservative coalition (for some reason) has an idealogical bee in its bonnet about investing more heavily in renewable energy sources, instead arguing that nuclear energy production is the way of the future.
I thought it must be too garbled for someone to have honestly thought it was a sensible message, but hadn't seen it before. Thanks for the extra context.
The thought of seeing someone shouting "Train!" still gives me nostalgia.
But isn't chocolate toxic to cats? You win some, you lose some.