FinalBoy1975

Hey there! The moderator of that community is actually modding. Last activity as a mod, according to the mod log was 17 hours ago. From what I can see, the mod removed the racist post you've linked to and banned the account that posted it. It looks like the offending user didn't like being banned and logged into an alternative account and reposted the same meme just 34 minutes ago. It also looks like the moderator, just a month ago, asked for help modding the community and didn't get too many responses. I'm sure they would love getting some help with modding from you. But, to say they are not doing their job is inaccurate. Unfortunately, there are some users who just insist on re-posting content that was removed and they get irritated when they're banned, so they do it again from another account. Dealing with these people is like a game of whack-a-mole.

This should have been on the onion if the onion actually dealt with real news. Only headline I've seen here so far that is 1) a real problem to make fun of and 2) not on the onion because it's real. And whew! Just 70% of online shoppers. The rest can afford to not care?

Awww shucks, when I came out playlists didn't exist. Advice: If you're going to cry, don't do it in the shower. Cry, then shower, and look good. If you're going to be out, you might as well be clean and fresh.

I think I'll start with a share so that people feel more comfortable with discussing, as the weeks go by and I see people are reticent. To show you I'm totally encouraging and actually would love some subjectivity on expressing historical opinions, I'll share something from my very personal life. I grew up in the 1970s and 1980s. In the 1970s, the use of gelatin in America was considered "fancy." This included suspending animal organ parts in aspic as a "fancy" presentation. Julia Child at the time, wow, it seemed like every episode of The French Chef was something about aspic. I saw nothing fancy or elegant about it. To me, even when I got a little older (like age 13), it was gross. It looked nasty, the texture was something like Jell-O crossed with chunky peanut butter, and the flavor was a bit gamey. I'm telling you, as an eyewitness to the past, aspic was a very bad idea. Nothing fancy-shmancy about it. I would venture to call it "barbaric."

Thanks for writing out how your experience is. It's how I imagined it. I would need to have more battery life to make it worth it to me to buy it. For example, a long trip without any way to plug it in. I definitely wouldn't expect it to run AAA titles.