Perhaps those that take offense haven’t found themselves on the unwelcome end of a suddenly displayed phallus before. Might be quite the shock to take one’s own medicine like that.

Hey Champ, you keep this up and a person might take offense.

It’s been a month and you’re still bothering to downvote whenever you happen across a comment of mine?

Hope you can move past my utensil choices at some point. I’m not big on subletting a room in your head, even if it’s provided free of charge.

“Protests should remain peaceful and free of profanity and obscene displays.” Mayor Sherry Sullivan told reporters.

City Council President Jack Burrell said the costume violated “community standards.”

Fairhope was founded as a utopian experiment in the late 1800s… by independent thinkers [and] has imbued Fairhope with an enduring sense of civic pride.

Sounds like Aunt Tifa should run for mayor and be rid of someone that’s forgotten why the town even exists.

What’s the temperature on posts that didn’t have the citation wherever the poster found it? Would the etiquette here be to link to that reddit post, or simply not post any content that lacks artist attribution?

I’m thinking specifically the other day something was posted where the only source another user could find was it’s previous reddit post with the citation already cropped out. I checked myself and had the same result.

I could see this as useful to get for a month so you can try out a bunch of indie titles to find ones you like before you buy them. Could be helpful for developers that don’t have small demos or anything.

Certainly not useful to have perpetually.

Am I reading this right that to reactivate they’d be charging the difference they ‘lost’ during the freeze term? Wild.

Minor point, but most people never open an urn unless it’s been damaged and the remains need transferring. It’d be simple enough to pour in a different powder and adjust volume to match the expected weight. Even if someone did happen to open the urn, they might not notice by eye that the material was wrong.

Amid these positive changes, however, other readers described distinct declines in their quality of life, often stemming from the cost of the toll. These deeply personal observations have no corresponding measures in public data.

“Sadly Manhattan is no longer an option for many things we once enjoyed.” - Linda Fisher, Queens

“I will not use doctors in Manhattan, limiting my health care choices.” - David Pecoraro, Queens

Those ‘things’ and doctors are still there, and if they had raised their prices by ten bucks a visit, these people wouldn’t blink an eye.

It’s remarkable to me the mental gymnastics people will go through to justify equally distributing costs of public infrastructure while opposing equally distributing costs of public healthcare. Opinion incongruity can be infuriating at times.