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He's the perfect example of a guy who, despite being very conventionally attractive, just does absolutely nothing for me for some reason.

She saw his old Mario Kart Wii videos and had to stan

No, but I visited the city last year and I loved it. I want to visit it again while a Phillies game is going. Plus for some reason it's the city whose Grindr/Scruff scene I'm most successful at for some reason.

This is not surprising coming from Santa Barbara. There's a bunch of rich, entitled communities in California who oppose any development even if it's for humane causes like this one.

I'm calling it right now. Talarico will become President one day.

It's an embarrassing thing for Stevens to do but I highly doubt this will change the outcome of the election. This is not going to sway any of her voters, she's just torching her reputation.

This one was great!!! So much better than the one with Billy Eichner last year.

RIP I love the idea of having a motorcycle but I know I will never actually get one because driving one seems so scary. The fact that you have to share a lane with cars but have very little protection (airbag, seatbelt, etc.) would make me too paranoid to use one.

Ariana's impact

It depends on the book. For a lot of books, an audiobook format just doesn't hit the same with me. But for some of them (especially non-fiction), I can listen to them as an audiobook without any problems.

Handing out treats to kids, while doing it I might watch some Halloween movies or play some Halloween games on Roblox

She spilled. I have a classmate from high school who during the election, was very adamant on social media about not voting and how it's okay to sit out of the election. Funnily enough, ever since Trump became elected, she's said absolutely nothing. She used to be well known for being an activist but became real quiet ever since he took office.

I don't think I've watched anything from Netflix since Stranger Things ended. Paramount+ and Peacock >>>

As long as you're not actively ruining gay people's lives, I don't think it's ever morally justifiable to out anyone. The Crumbl situation in particular annoys me because TikTok has a really bad reputation of speculating that anyone is gay. People on that app are completely obsessed with speculating that anyone is gay and it feels so invasive. There was that whole "denial is a river" meme that became a trending audio clip specifically because people would use it to speculate about any guy's sexuality whenever they would have stereotypically gay mannerisms. Grant's TikTok post just normalized that behavior. I also think it's weird when straight people jump in on the speculation. I had my own suspicions about Sawyer but never made any comment on it, but Grant's video fanned the flames for straight people to make a bunch of conspiracies about Sawyer's personal life (as they do with any person whom they suspect is gay).

I'm really excited for this. When she posted the teaser yesterday, I thought this was just gonna be another deluxe rerelease. This is so much better.

The Langleyprint "Choosin' Texas Feat. Katy Perry (Choosin' Canada Remix)" is coming

I was wondering this too. I had an avi ready.

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Yeah, all the men in both sides of my family have generally good hair. The only downside is that our hair gets grayer earlier than most people's. I also would love to be able to grow more facial hair because the best I could grow is probably a goatee.

AI at this point seems inevitable and can be a useful tool in some industries. In agriculture, for example, it's helped farmers manage their resources by gathering soil data and weather patterns so they can consume less water and fertilizers. In other cases of course, AI can be really bad. I'm sick and tired of all the slop I see on social media (not just with AI-generated art but also obvious bots that I see on Reddit now). It's also killed the job market, not just with AI displacing a lot of people but also with how it's so difficult to get your foot in the door with job applications now. I think the best solution forward is to not only put regulations on AI to protect workers, but also have some sort of AI literacy classes in schools so people are less vulnerable to propaganda on social media.