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Over time people stop believing that there's a wolf though. That's literally what the article is about.

Give it time, she'll concede.

We haven't won the House yet, calm down

The Second Greatest Show!

I don't watch much bad television, but two shows come to mind.

The first is Walker, Texas Ranger. It's basically "Excessive Force: The Show". To be fair I got into the show as a kid in the last 4 seasons so they define the show to me, and I saw the first few episodes of the show with my family earlier this year and they're not as bad as the later episodes. But still, it's just...awful. Running around kicking bad guys without probably cause, beating up people when peaceful means are necessary, and bad guys resorting straight to violence without running away or trying to lie their way out of a situation, it's all very cartoonish. Not to mention replaying every one of Chuck Norris' roundhouse kicks three times.

The second is The Carmichael Show. It's actually excellent, and probably my favorite modern multicam sitcom. On a sidenote, if there's any modern spiritual successor to All in the Family, it's this show. Anyways, it's based on Jerrod Carmichael's life and family (if loosely), and a key catalyst for the start of the show is that Jerrod has a girlfriend who has just moved in with him. It feels a bit off since he's come out as gay.

I wonder what the left wing response to this story will be. Seems like everyone loved P'nut.

I do actually see the arguments for taking him, especially since the legal papers required for ownership weren't completely filed yet, but I can't imagine what reasoning could be used to kill P'nut.

The comment section here is mad, which I guess means the research was right.

Lentils are fire. Ramen isn't bad either. If you like fruit, you can buy them in small portions and bring them home to eat each day.

Ooh. I've never watched it, but this makes me thing I will love it.

I'm surprised "Here" bombed. Also kinda surprised Venom 3 bombed too although I'm not shocked it didn't do great.

I find this respectable and admirable.

I feel like the Squad not growing in the past several years and then losing one of its members in a recent state election proved that it's already dead.

It actually shows how irrelevant and unpopular the far left is IRL. The way you'd hear people on places like Lemmy talk, you'd think progressivism represents at least like 65% of left wing ideology.