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Since I invariably wind up getting “name suits” types of comments, here’s the explanation behind it:
Around the turn of the millennium, I was trying to come up with a username to use on a particular site that had a shortish character count limit for usernames. My goal was something related to the fact that I would often be making my points in arguments with “holier-than-thou” types by taking what they were saying, and turning it on its head so the offensive stuff was directed back at them.
I also happened to learn shortly beforehand that many years ago “'ape” was somewhat commonly used as a verb to mean “imitate” or “copy.”
I’m sure you can figure the rest out.
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13·28 days agoYeah, TRUMP is the only one who’s allowed to be corrupt AF.
2·1 month agoBut those who pay attention know which is the truth, while yelling “lies” seems to work on the clueless - seems win-win to me.
How about we just go back to “lies” so the simple-minded folks who always fall for that crap can have a chance of “getting it” for once?
Steven Wright wants his due (it’s at the 2:45 mark if my link doesn’t work). He did this joke decades ago {back in the '80s).
13·30 days agoMayday, Jeeves! Mayday!
I honestly didn’t know it was still around. Wonder how it compared against the sludge that is now Google’s crapified results. Guess I’ll never know.
These puns all sound the same OneNote.
Wonder if this will work on the innumerable obvious covers of popular songs by no-name bands which get listed as being from the original artists. Probably not, which is why I stopped using Spotify even before so many of their other shitty moves.
Mine goes down after I screw up, and prevents me from fixing it until later, when it’s already been back up for a while & who-knows-how-many people have seen my screw up before I realized I could now fix it
13·1 month agoThey’ve got both hands firmly on the steering wheel, so I see no problem here.
29·1 month agoWe sure this isn’t manufacturing consent?
1·2 months agoInterpreting “I live in America” as a continental reference makes you the exception in my experience. If I lived in one of those other countries on either American continent, I likely would have said the name of the country instead of the name of the continent (let alone without specifying which one).
Honestly fully expect you’re trolling, but I’ll play nice nonetheless.
Sorry, I thought most everyone assumed “America” equated to the (supposedly) “United States of America” (which is the answer to your question) unless specified otherwise.
I’m an American living in America, and I most certainly don’t belong here anymore - nor do I want to belong to what it has become.
I see you, “Harry Vanderspeigle.”
Competition.
“Crap! Another asshole who stuffs his pants.”
13·2 months ago“There’s no accounting for taste.”
“Esquire” is an unusual last name, never mind two middle names.
(You should put a comma before “Esquire” if that’s not the last name.)
As long as I don’t have to clean up what’s left behind after they’re “parked” there.