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@ToonHive too bad they couldnt get the clearance for the rigths of Heffer from Viacom as originally intended

‘Camp Lazlo’ ended 18 years ago today on Cartoon Network.

@DePirateria Estos eran buenos a 4x, apenas 1 de cada 50 fallaba Pero grabar cualquier marca a 8x o 16x era impensable, prácticamente todos fallaban a esa velocidad y la diferencia de tiempo no compensaba echar a perder varios discos.

No todos los piratas grababan los discos igual, habían diferentes herramientas y diferentes configuraciones para hacerlo y a veces era objeto de debate. La recomendación más extendida era la de uso de discos marca Verbatim de tipo DVD-R grabados a baja velocidad (X1/X2).

@KillaKreww this delivery driver who shot a youtuber after being harassed for a prank was found not guilty btw

Prankster Red from “MyHouseIsDirty” got UPPERCUT by a shop owner after he kept ragebaiting him 😳😭👀

@EtherealElvis @50YearsAgoLive a year before what??

@50YearsAgoLive ofc he stopped to help he cared about people & law enforcement this was only a year before he died pulled up in style though lol

While home in Memphis, Tennessee, Elvis Presley witnesses a car crash. He pulls his car over and rushes to the scene to assist, boasting his position as an honorary Memphis Police Officer. He helps assist victims until rescue services arrive.

@wilson_dunham_f I think it also has to do with waste management and water treatments in the US. They apply heavy chemical treatments to industrial sewage to avoid salmonella reaching fresh water sources. This also supress the liablility from a farm if someone gets salmonella from eggs

I learned yesterday that in the USA egg washing is essentially REQUIRED to sell commercially and they must be refrigerated. (With some exceptions) In the EU however egg washing is essentially FORBIDDEN and eggs are sold commercially off the shelf at room temperature.

@RLa242 @25YearsAgoLive @ActualNames1 Cocks vs Dicks, they bot clapped Cheek

@25YearsAgoLive He was up against Terry Dicks in the 1979 election.

British peer and politician Michael Cocks, Baron Cocks, The Lord Cocks of Hartcliffe dies in Bristol, England. He was 71.

@25YearsAgoLive @ActualNames1

@JayTCB3 Hillenburg doing Benson in 1999 is crazy

I hate how much they ruined the boards for the first couple SpongeBob seasons so much

@5enua They love framed pictures of ceiling fans tho

americans will really frame a picture of metal pipes and pretend it's art

"No me pagan hasta el próximo lunes, si soy cuidadoso y no gasto en tonterías tal vez pue--"

@25YearsAgoLive He looks like a villain in a movie where the protagonist is a dog

Ricardo Lopez, the Economy Minister of Argentina, announced new austerity measures to save $2 billion USD per year and save Argentina’s floundering economy.

@fluxilumine Gen X parents be like

when my parents found out i wanted to kill myself when i was 14, they said "if you do it, we will move on, but you'll stay dead"

@ayazoomies Weird, a teacher told us the exact same thing during class in middle school It was geography class tho idk what promted him to talk about suicide in a dismissive manner

my teacher just told me that people who self-harm are posers, and that if you want to kys you should just do it..

@ausar_the My favorite are pyramids, they're just basic 3D shapes that people have been building for 5k years. By acquiring one i'm fulfilling the ancient urge of triangular 3D shape

This is a personal opinion I reached after visiting several museums, zoos, and aquariums in the last few years: the best gift shop merch are the things that physically represent what the institution has on display.

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Mordecai: Dude this iPad thing is so freaking cool Rigby: and my package was just delivered by a drone Mordecai and rigby: wooooooooooooooah

@FlatEartherK1tt "please disappear from my timeline" Why boomers think users can control someone else's feed? Its your timeline bro, you fed the algorithm with your nonsense that resulted in me appearing. Its all your fault pops, you should get good at the curation of your own slop.

i follow this white guy that seems nice and posts pics of his homemade food and his cats etc. and sometimes gets insane hate and it fucking kills me, like why is this guy so mad lmaoo

@JRev231 @spikesguides Its called Corporate Memphis, and its shit

@spikesguides No one will ever yearn for the slop of today. It can't get worse

The aesthetic was called Global Village Coffee House and it was a reaction to 80s luxury and excess, where people wanted something that felt more authentic and less mass produced. They wanted to feel like they were in a coffee shop looking at the dogshit art on the wall, knowing it sucked but at least it was real and came from the heart. When I see it, I'm reminded of stores that didn't feel like sterile labs and felt like shops. It sounds like a Nora Jones CD. It tastes like a whole wheat bread turkey sandwich and mediocre black coffee. It's a comfy kind of nostalgia.

@spikesguides Acrobat Reader-ahh aesthetic

@Le_Unorthodox In 2004 some audiences were not sure abt the year Napoleon Dynamite took place bcse they had VCRs, cord phones, woodgrain walls, etc But they were rural poor, so that aesthetic in 2004 was accurate The audience didnt think people can just have old stuff and live in old places

Ok so I’m learning a decent amount of people actually thought Regular Show was set in the 80s or 90s. Idk about yall but I always thought the show was late 2000s-2010s to its core, with the reverence for previous decades (especially 80s) being a large part of that identity.

@shri_shobhit They use this same concepts to sell boats in the USA

Something I read in Reader's Digest: A lady went to a counselor and said, "I always wanted to be a doctor, but I couldn't do it when I was young. Now I’m 45, and if I join medical school, I’ll be 51 by the time I graduate." The counselor replied, "How old will you be if you don’t join?" It left an indelible mark on me during those formative teenage years. Back then, Reader's Digest was sold in Hindi as Sarvottam. It was an incredible window to the world in those pre-internet, pre-global TV days!