I had a video playing the other day. Wasn't paying much attention to it but I heard what this guy saying about "significant other".

He explained the role of that phrase in a relationship is "sign-if-i-can't" and it deals with credit. I never noticed it before this and it makes sense. Like when you are in a relationship, your significant other is meant to balance you out emotionally, mentally, and financially. This is assuming you are in a healthy relationship. When it comes to marriage it is ideal that both people have good credit but so long as one does, the whole "sign-if-i-can't" factors in.

Just an interesting thing I never knew about or noticed before.

She is among several other whistleblowers coming forward against the wrongdoings of Google, Facebook, and other tech giants. She is actually helping others with the process so they know how to be prepared if they are going to blow that whistle. This gives me a lot of hope in humanity. People standing up against them and not being afraid to call them out on their BS. Getting the truth to the general public. This is important stuff.

Ifeoma Ozoma, a former employee at Pinterest and Google, just published a resource guide for tech workers who are considering going public with complaints about their employer. Also this week, the bill she helped write that limits nondisclosure agreements, was signed into law in California. Ozoma told CNBC that she's using skills she learned at various tech companies to equip employees facing misconduct.

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Woman jailed for getting too close to grizzly bear at Yellowstone park | US news | The Guardian

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Is he trolling or is he on to something here? 🤔

Saw some bad ass cars today.

Who you got?


#LetsGoBlue

Lol, so you know how Twitch has banned many streamers and yet there are some they seem to never ban, well it looks like some twitch secrets were recently leaked and it shows streamers that are not to be banned if they break terms of service.

Twitch has been known to do this for a while now, but this kinda confirms it. Because if true, this means that the big streamers get special treatment, but if you're a small streamer and break the rules, you are pretty much shit out of luck, because Twitch only cares about making their money. If they don't see you making that cash flow, they will keep you banned.

Pretty messed up if you ask me. The fact that so many big time streamers can ban evade is quite annoying. Makes people who want to try twitch reconsider, because who knows if you'll be able to appeal if you do ever get banned.

What is your thought on this? Should Twitch be fair to everyone? Should they ban top streamers if they continually break the rules?

What are some private browsers that don't track you? I am only aware of the Brave browser, which can be used on PC and mobile I think and Duck Duck Go, which you can get an extension for your browser, or you can get it on mobile. I use it on mobile myself. Basically, I'm looking for web browsers that don't track you and also don't collect info on you like Chrome and other web browsers do.

If it was possible to travel back in time and change something, either about your life, or something in history, what would you change and why? Personally I have always wanted to go back from the day I was born to adulthood with all that I know now. Maybe play the lottery, attempt to date the women I liked growing up, tell off the bullies I hated dealing with, and so much more. I think if I could, I would go back and live a healthier life, and ensure my future is more healthy.

But of course, there's a problem with time travel, in that changing any aspect of the past, could result in big time changes. I mean, traveling back in time could result in bad outcomes. Because one small change, can result in so much in the future to change as well. The idea of traveling back in time sounds fun, but then you have to consider that you may not meet the people you know now. Or it could result in a whole new world.

Going back in the past to assassinate Hitler for example, could also result in massive changes to the world. So idk about time travel. I want to be able to go back and relive certain points in my life, but I also don't want to end up missing out on some of the parts I already live. Do you get what I mean?

idk, time travel is wild, and there's just so much crazy shit that goes into it. What do you guys think? Would you go back in time to change something in your life? Or would you just leave it be?

I used to hang out with this girl in middle school and highschool back when I was a little guy. We were great friends, and often talked to each other about the people we were into. I eventually started to get feelings for her though, and it became tough to hang out with her because of it. Eventually, in high school I confessed my interest in her and it in turn destroyed our friendship I believe. At first it wasn't bad, because she kinda accepted it and then was like, it's okay, we can still be friends. But she slowly stopped talking to me and then we just never hung out again.

I knew it was because of me confessing my interest in her, that she no longer bothered to hang out with me. It sucks looking back, because she was an awesome person to hang out with, and was a great friend to me. But I blew it by sharing too much. I often think what would happen if I never said those things to her. Maybe we would have been friends to this very day.

Have you ever confessed your love or interest in a friend? How did it go? Did it destroy the friendship or change it in some way?

What's your method to wash your chicken?

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Since COVID-19 hit in 2020, a lot of people became regular online shoppers. I have been online shopping for most things (outside of groceries and things like that) since like 2010. I love it. It is convenient, easy, and more often than not I can find better deals online. I noticed though in the last few years, especially since last year, I am running into more and more issues. My packages go missing, I get sent the wrong items, items arrive broke, orders get canceled... I can go on and on. It can be a real hot mess ordering online sometimes.
What are some bad shopping experiences you have had with online shopping? Feel free to put the store on blast for it.

I know it's been around for a while, but it's one of my favorite movie's lmao every time I watch it.

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This looks pretty dope, if you have little ones this will definitely be more suitable for them to watch instead of the crap that's on today.
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I currently use Vivaldi, it's pretty clean, customizable and fast. I used to swear by Chrome and Firefox, both seem to slow down after a year or so. I've been using Vivaldi for a while and won't use anything else.

That '70s Show Sequel That '90s Show Ordered by Netflix

Netflix has ordered a sequel series to That '70s Show titled That '90s Show, with original cast members Kurtwood Smith and Debra Jo Rupp (who played parents Red and Kitty Forman) set to return. Netflix has reportedly ordered 10 episodes of That '90s Show, and is planning to film it in the multi-camera format of the original show. The synopsis for That '90s Show describes it being set in "1995 and Leia Forman, daughter of Eric and Donna, is visiting her grandparents for the summer where she bonds with a new generation of Point Place, WI, kids under the watchful eye of Kitty and the stern glare of Red."

That '70s Show creators Bonnie Turner and Terry Turner (along with daughter Lindsey Turner) are writing and executive producing That '90s Show. Original series alum Gregg Mettler is will also serve as both writer and exec producer. Kurtwood Smith and Debra Jo Rupp will also get executive produce credits in addition to starring in the sequel sereis. Marcy Carsey and Tom Werner of The Carsey-Werner Company, who executive produced the original show, will also return for this Netflix followup.

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Basically, That '90s Show is building on the story of the original series, while circumventing the challenge of bringing back the main original cast of stars. That '70s Show helped launched the careers of now-established stars like Topher Grace (Eric Forman), Laura Prepon (Donna Pinciotti), Ashton Kutcher (Michael Kelso), Wilmer Valderrama (Fez) and Mila Kunis (Jackie Burkhart). Given how big and/or busy they all are now, getting this particular cast back together would be a very hard (and expensive) sell, not to mention a logistical nightmare. Kutcher and another original cast member, Danny Masterson, partnered for the hit Netflix series The Ranch, so maybe some big cameos will be possible...

The That '70s SHow franchise already tried to hop decades once, with the failed That '80s Show spinoff which aired in 2002. That '80s Show followed Eric Forman's first cousin Corey Howard (It's Always Sunny's Glenn Howerton), but it felt like too much, too soon, for the franchise and ultimately failed. Obviously, the makers of That '90s Show are hoping the more direct connective tissue (narratively and stylistically) results in a more well-received show.

No release date for That '90s Show has been announced yet.

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These fools had a gamer drink a coke and it made the characters in the video game stop fighting and come together. Ok that sounds stupid but then they pan out and insinuate that coke will bring us altogether.

LOL bruh when you got to Woke, Inc as your marketing consultant.

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One of the most anticipated albums this year...not the biggest Mars guy but I like what I've heard so far.

34 Years Later, Sankara's Murder Trial to Begin in Burkina Faso
The long-awaited trial for the murder of Thomas Sankara - assassinated in a coup d'etat which brought exiled former president Blaise Compaore to power - has been set for October 11, military prosecutors have announced.

The proceedings, which will be held in public, will begin at 9am local time. It has taken 34 years for the case to finally come to court. Guy Hervé Kam, one of the lawyers representing families of victims, told RFI it was a victory and "a time for truth" for the families.

Compaore and 12 others face charges of harming state security, complicity in murder and complicity in the concealment of corpses. Among those accused alongside Compaore is General Gilbert Diendere, Compaore's former right-hand man and a former head of the elite Presidential Security Regiment (RSP) at the time of the coup.

Now 70, Compaore currently lives in Cote d'Ivoire, where he fled after being ousted and where he has since taken citizenship. Unless he chooses to present himself for trial, he will be judged in absentia.


I really hope France gets held accountable

Has anyone here watched this show? It's essentially a docuseries that discusses the dark side of pro wrestling. They've gone into detail about the likes of the Chris Benoit tragedy, Bruiser Brody's murder, the plane ride from hell, the last days of Owen Hart, New Jack, and various other stories from the wrestling world.

Here's a scene from the New Jack episode:
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You can find a lot of the episodes for free on the vice YouTube channel. They have the plane ride from hell, and a bunch of others. And I think Hulu may have the rest.

My Dad was a huge Blues listener, I didn't mind but Jazz was more my taste. Anyone else into jazz? If so who do you listen to?
here's one of my favorite tracks to get into a good mood.

some of the artist I like. Some of the "purist" would say that todays "Jazz" isn't really jazz.. but like rap there are all different styles' I like old and new.

Gerald Albright
Wynton Marsalis
Chris Botti
George Benson
Wayman Tisdale
Walter Beasley
the list can go on forever.. but you get the point.

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