Does anybody remember this guy?

♪ How can we dance when our earth is turning?
How do we sleep while our beds are burning? ♪

Amen. And if you don’t get enough sleep, you don’t look “cute” anymore.
You look like absolute shit.

It never stops feeling weird and shocking to me how many people I’ve known that died before age 30.

Until like 5-10 years ago, I’ve been traveling a lot, and in the evening, I’d take the tram or go on foot, sometimes 30-60 minutes, and go to bars, restaurants, no problem. In some city that’s completely unknown to me. After pretty heavy drinking and with just a few hours of sleep, I’d get up in the morning and travel on.
Nowadays, when checking in after, let’s say, a 2 hours journey, all I want to do is watch TV in my suite, end of story.
As to 3.: That can still happen, and it’s quite rewarding when it does. Just a few months ago, I’ve been turning heads again because I started dating a cover model for dentist’s office magazines. All eyes were glued to them wherever we went.
Then one day, you’re sitting all sobered up in some hotel room with what suddenly appears to be the phoniest person on the planet, and you start to realize beauty isn’t all there is.

AI is the lead pipes of our time. Got it.

Perfect.

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So he’s got citizenship on every continent. How convenient.

Well, there’s a theory that the Big Bang created both our universe which has an excess of matter and is moving forward through time; and, in the same instant, a mirror universe that has an excess of antimatter and is moving backward through time. So there’s a mirror-you who, in a way, lived billions of years before you.
The next question then is: is this a cyclical event?

In October 2020 he joined in signing a letter stating: “Given his astonishing success in his first term, we believe that Donald Trump is the candidate most likely to foster the promise and prosperity of America.”

Alright then.

Is that from Golden Girls?

Relevant quote from Carl Sagan’s “The Demon-Haunted World”:

[The 1939 New York World’s Fair’s president] Grover Whalen - a former corporate executive, New York City police chief in a time of unprecedented police brutality, and public relations innovator […] had convinced Stalin and Mussolini to build lavish national pavilions. (He later complained about how often he had been obliged to give the fascist salute.) The level of the exhibits, as one designer described it, was pitched to the mentality of a twelve-year-old.

Too real.

Ray Ban them.

At a first glance at the top panel, I thought the girl has a really big mustache.

France is one of five countries permitted under international treaties to possess nuclear weapons, and one of nine that actually do

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Obelix pants? Really?