Pink Pony Club.

Just guessing.

Really should shave just the scrotum. If you start shaving the testicles, you’ve gone too far.

Kind of fitting that an abuse victim with Stockholm’s Syndrome is the de facto mascot of Republican women.

Can I get it in the form of an unregulated memecoin?

Lol well done.

My plan changed to “launch Kodi”.

Where we’re going, we don’t need antivirus.

Some phones essentially function as wifi repeaters if wifi is connected and mobile hotspot is enabled.

Not all phones can do this.

Libertarians envision a system where everyone takes care of their own trash without regulation or municipal waste services.

Normies come in and see neighborhoods with rubbish everywhere, overrun by bears and racoons.

Not just a metaphor, it really happened.

Not to mention likely cataloged by geotag and used for “targeted marketing” by Canon and “select partners”.

That shit is just creepy.

Mammals have eggs. They are just usually very small. Except for platypus.

The only requirement for being a mammal is nipples. Or, more specifically, mammary glands.

Fur and three inner-ear bones and a broad neocortex are important, too…but not as big as nipples.

Don’t it always seem to go
That you don’t know what you’ve got 'til it’s gone?

It’s such a great place to just sit and talk about your problems though.

Chris Ballew, the singer and bassist of POTUSA, now does children’s music under the name Casper Babypants.

Peaches…come in her can. Put it in there like a man. In a factory downtown.

Airplane codes? Was that an autocorrect for API?

Because people are dumb. Chalk is in milk, now, right on the label…even marketed as a feature. I’ve got two bottles of alt-milk in my fridge now, store-brand Almondmilk and Planet Oat. Both list chalk as the second ingredient.

But if you tell that to any random schmuck they either won’t believe you or they’ll be disgusted. And then probably keep drinking it anyway.

And that’s with the information right there on the label.

I’m not trying to downplay the example, but there were far worse atrocities fixed by regulations.

Exactly. There are better examples. Chalk is a bad one because it is, technically, edible, and still being used as an additive to this day.

Yeah. I get that…but the way it was phrased by OOP it was as of “chalk” was used by an example as if that makes it somehow worse. We still put “chalk” in milk, though.

Better example is like those people who say “eww” to hotdogs because there’s a regulation limiting how many bug parts are allowed in them…not even considering the alternative of “no limit on how many bug parts”.

Or my wife, who refuses to eat a cherry tomato if it fell on the ground.

Surely you could’ve come up with a better example.

Chalk is just calcium carbonate. Modern medicine uses calcium carbonate to as a calcium supplement.

We are still adding things to milk. Any milk that’s “calcium fortified” or “extra calcium”, and a lot of nut-milks, have calcium carbonate as an ingredient to this day.

I mean, I get your point…honestly, I do…but it’s coming across nearly as the same sort of anti-science drivel you’d expect from the counterargument.

Upgrayedd. With two “d”'s. For a double-dose of telemetry.