A very personal question
A very personal question
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No, they were most certainly not homeschooled by a pigeon. Pigeons have brains and can learn things. They were homeschooled by a bag of wet bags.
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snort
That was genuinely funny.
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Cooo, cooo, cooo
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I know, right? What tariffs?
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Those things Taco always talks about but clearly doesn't understand anything about them and is scared of
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At least I'm hearing way less 4D chess / "he has a reason" nowadays or are my filters working better?
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"I hope Nordic people can swim"...
Graham, we used to have an empire that was complete naval. Wtf you thought?
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When I went to core school (mandatory for ages 6 through 15) swimming was a required subject. We swam in one of many tax funded swimming halls in the area.
Edit: I'm from Sweden, same as Greta although a fair bit older
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I know exactly the context for this comment but at least as far as I can see it's under this post.
Weird. Lemmy bug maybe?
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"But the felon rapist conman told me so!!!"
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They aren't wrong. Tariffs could help bring the upcoming Samsung A17 to $1000-1200.
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Ah yes, the upcoming "Samsung Phone". I hear it's going to be really game-changing!
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It could have been a homing pigeon.
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I don't think that will work, but hopefully they raise income taxes so I at least take home a bit more cash each month.
I'm not so sure that's going far enough. I'd be on board if they raised property and sales taxes so I could afford a bigger house and more groceries. Still, my employer would probably just raise my wages, effectively putting me all the way back where I started.
I'd hope and pray my employer lowers my salary so much I can be in a lower tax bracket. Than I can go on welfare which pays for all my necessities and is a solid flawless system I can live off of for the rest of my life.
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Valid response if you're an oligarch
Everyone is these days