Thanks for explaining. English is my second language, and I’ve forgotten that present perfect can describe actions that are still ongoing.

Nowhere close to where this would happen. But I’ve watched The Perfect Neighbor

More like

1. Guy sets up hoop
2. Kids play basketball
3. Crazy person thinks they’re too loud.
4. Crazy person calls cops.
5. Cops do nothing.
6. Crazy person kills kids.

Before I read the post text I was going to yell “Fake!” because surely a Karen would ruin this.

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What’s the meaning of the past tense there? “I’ve been fortunate enough”

And yet the jokes are funny.

Seriously, I grew up with Chuck Norris jokes but only looked up who that was when I was around 15. Then I knew he was an actor who played in movies I’ve never seen (and still haven’t seen).

Personally, I don’t think it’s wrong to joke about the larger-than-life figure he’s become. At least in my small bubble of people that’s all he is. The jokes could just as well revolve around John Doe, only then they wouldn’t work.

The gist: The internet has become incredibly centralized. Reticulum is a protocol (and supporting hardware and software) that aims at using any physical means of communicating (e.g. wifi, or any other wireless connection) data to build a communication network. Anonymous and encrypted by default.

AI info is never up to date. What where you expecting?

From the makers of ‘Please respond if you want to come to the party’.

- So are you coming to the party? You didn’t respond

Or your ISP just provides you with one when you sign up.