Emo was more than ten years ago, ten years ago was 2016.

oooh you’re right… I was in grad school when Emo was happening… I remember someone trying to start a conversation with me about goth vs emo and I was like: I’m trying to finish school, I don’t have time for that kinda thing… lel… I mean I thought MCR’s second album was pretty awesome but that’s about it…

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There’s a fair amount of info online about human trafficking during the world cup sorry don’t have time to find info now but a web search points to lots of stuff: https://duckduckgo.com/?q=human+trafficking+world+cup+football

I’m re-reading about this battle, and it turns out the Bavarians are the ones who are attacking the people in this painting.

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Everyone should have a “last will and testament.” In the US there are books that can walk you through making one, dunno about other countries.

Aside from that, when I die it’s someone else’s problem lel.

You got that right

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Does that mean Telemundo and Univision are poor quality?

HYPOTHESIS: Telemundo and Univision are watched by a lot of recent immigrants from Mexico and elsewhere in Latin America. The reason they immigrated was because in their countries of origin they didn’t have a lot of opportunities including education. However their children, who are more likely to go to college, are also more likely to have news sources that are not Telemundo and Univision. END HYPOTHESIS.

OK you’re right. the scales are:

• on a scale of all US adults, the percentage who have a college degree
• on a scale of all readers who primarily get their news from (given magazine), the percentage who have a college degree

So the scales are still different.

I’m guessing they’d make an argument that: “If the college graduate readership were distributed evenly across all news sources, then (given magazine) would have (the percentage of all US adults who have a college degree).” But the labels don’t say that, which is why it is confusing.

OK you’re right. the scales are:

• on a scale of all US adults, the percentage who have a college degree
• on a scale of all readers who primarily get their news from (given magazine), the percentage who have a college degree

So the scales are still different.

I’m guessing they’d make an argument that: “If the college graduate readership were distributed evenly across all news sources, then (given magazine) would have (the percentage of all US adults who have a college degree).” But the labels don’t say that, which is why it is confusing.

Kind of a weird graph…

• the “percentage of US adults who has a college degree” is on a scale of all US adults
• the “percentage of US adults who get their news from a given source” is on a scale of all US adults with college degrees

But they’re shown on the same bar graph, which implies they’re shown on the same scale. Right? or am I misreading this?

FYI Socket Bayonets were around in the days of the founding fathers, so ya coulda fixed bayonet right after loading.

they can see your monitor fine with all the “security” software they put on the system.

Sorry to hear about your tooth pains. Is this your first extraction? I had one removed a couple years ago and it was kinda weird not having a tooth at first, but the procedure was virtually painless. even tho it was apparently a “difficult” removal… to me that just meant it took a little longer than most procedures. (Modern pain management is awesome, during my first root canal I even started snoring at one point when I almost fell asleep.) Anyway it was a little odd not having a tooth while it healed enough to get an implant, but now I’ve basically forgotten that it was ever out. Since I’m the US, of course the hardest part was that apparently someone made a data entry error so I had to make several phone calls and write a letter explaining that I DO have health insurance…

“Total War” led me to really appreciate this formation.

Gary Oldman kills it, but some truly terrible acting from Winona Rider and Keanu Reeves (bless his heart - it was early in his career!) Along from bad acting from two of the main characters, this movie also has some of the worst accents I’ve ever heard - even Anthony Hopkins as Van Helsing struggles to get what is supposed to be a Dutch accent, and the guy playing the American is just grating. But the costumes and sets are outstanding, some of the best I’ve seen in any movie. The score is pretty good too, but this is a great movie to play in the background with the sound off (as long as you can forget how clumsy is Winona Rider’s acting).

Watched Shaft (1971) last night as part of a Mastodon watch party. Right on.

Thundersnow! - Songify This: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EzclOi3lGE4

Looks pretty interesting! Tho kinda funny how the Japanese title is “Go Board Cutting” and the translation is “Bushido.”