Same with dogs.

I got Control for free, then I bought the DLC for it in there.

Yes.

Yes. Also, I don’t care about her vagina. That’s not the point. The point is that having a Y chromosome likely means her body has experienced heightened testosterone her whole life, which makes her much more physically capable than a normal woman whose body would not have experienced heightened testosterone levels. That basically means it’s unsafe for her more normal competitors to get in the ring against her, same as it would be to put her up against Hafthor Björnsson.

All Olympic athletes should be genetically tested for these things, so they can compete in the right class/heat/category.

She’s not a regular woman, she’s a freak of a woman. Most those athletes are freaks amongst regular people, she’s just not a freak in the same way most of them are.

It’s irrelevant whether she knew or not. Once it is known, she needs to be moved to a different league/class.

That crap shouldn’t be in the Olympics. Do the horses get the metal? Cause they’re the ones doing the impressive stuff.

So, it’ll be Crazy Taxi only in name.

Showed this to my wife and she went “hmm.”

Innit?

Just a few weeks ago this guys name was flying around in my head, and I didn’t know who he was. Weird.

There’s history of the British doing that all over the world.

I’m a noob so I don’t have a guide, but I went with EndeavourOS with KDE Plasma, and it’s been going mostly fine. It’s an Arch distro, so far seems fairly lightweight & no frills or hiccups. It also comes with an Nvidia install option for people with Nvidia GPUs.

For me, the terminal is something I’ll learn once I’m more familiar with which apps I like. Until then, it’s nice to have something like pamac to help me find the thing I need.

It’s like those Livestrong wristbands for people with money

That’s because we’re now living it.

This is a stellar fusion hot hot take.

Yeah, I was gonna say….

I remember Babar as a kid. Tried reading it to my kid, but it’s racist af and I didn’t want to explain that to them.