TMNT and GI Joe.

Actually, I can’t recall if those were Saturday morning cartoons or daily ones.

Ok, I’ll bite. Can you give me your definition of a cult? And then a positive and a negative example?

Nein.

Probably pretty mild compared to other responses you’ll get, but every so often I have one where all my teeth fall out. I don’t know why, but that one always disturbs me more than the ones where I’m in danger.

Started? They’ve always had shit for brains. Only difference is before it wasn’t fashionable to advertise it in public.

That’s the Washington Post.

Steam games on sale.

Ren and Stimpy was already mentioned, and that one is pretty out there. Rocko’s Modern Life would be a trailing second place imo. Plenty of innuendos and inappropriate storylines in that cartoon.

US. 30 days per year, plus all federal holidays and a handful of extra days. Also unlimited sick leave with supervisor approval.

Edit: Missed the other part of your question. I usually take a week here or there, but try to take at least one stretch of 2-3+ weeks every year.

I reunited my wife with her semi-estranged son on Mother’s Day. Feeling pretty damn great about how today turned out.

Ironic, considering back pieces like this are usually the result of drugs and/or alcohol.

Not really, no.

If they are training the AI with copyrighted data that they aren’t paying for, then yes, they are doing the same thing as traditional media piracy. While I think piracy laws have been grossly blown out of proportion by entities such as the RIAA and MPAA, these AI companies shouldn’t get a pass for doing what Joe Schmoe would get fined thousands of dollars for on a smaller scale.

Currently 41, not taking anything daily yet.

I can’t speak for any specific instance, but I believe many of the smaller ones that defederated lemmy.world were concerned that a large user base with looser sign-up requirements would disrupt the community they wanted to build.

This is mostly correct, but another point to consider (once OP becomes more familiar with the basics) is the concept of defederation. Basically, not all instances permit interactions with each other. Many smaller instances have defederated from lemmy.world, for example. That means that users on those instances can not directly interact with communities hosted on lemmy.world, although you could still encounter users from that instance in a post on a community in a different instance that is federated with both.

If the instance you are currently on has defederated from another one that you would like to browse, you will need to create a new user account on that instance (or one that hasn’t defederated from it).

Could be. I was sitting on the carpet. I’ve never seen anything like it before or since, though.

Technically, I didn’t buy this, but I feel like it fits the spirit of the thread.

When I was a kid, a friend of mine gifted me an off-brand Super Nintendo controller to me for my birthday. I used it for all of about 5 minutes before it shocked the shit out of my hand and then never worked again.

I have a government-issued iPhone. It has Signal on it, and I have access to the appstore. It’s also not allowed to be used for anything but unclassified communication and isn’t permitted inside restricted areas.

In the dark.