Viewing profile — krustyburger

Kafkaesque doesn’t originate directly from fiction like your other examples any more than a word like Dickensian does.

It sounds like you’ve just been around toxic and superficial people in your international travels and then extrapolated from them to their whole countries. Unfortunately, they have…

Many businesses added specific surcharges to final sales to offset the tariffs they paid. While they have no legal obligation to refund those surcharges they imposed, it would be s…

So the value-add would be the consumer would get to find out the name of the show or movie that’s playing, the same info that also pops up if they hit the pause button?

Italicizing every hyperlink makes this strange for the reader as italics are typically used to indicate emphasis.

Nor is it nonsense to acknowledge how cool it is to recognize your own building or that he was able to accomplish the project without expensive materials. Spew is also quite the ve…

Surely you don’t think birds have evolved to sing more complex songs in the time since mass EV adoption?

But what if you want Amazon Basics brand batteries or counterfeit health products?

Those references are to the recurring gag with Lucy and the football. There’s a lot more to the character than that so I hope 99% is an exaggeration and people are still reading Pe…

“No, I didn't know about the exhibit before that day. And then I saw the Al piece and it was just—as an artist myself, it was insulting to see something of such little effort along…

It’s for when you’re greeting a cute animal.

There’s no need for name-calling.

Camp Legume may be a reference to this scene from the film Blazing Saddles : https://youtube.com/watch?v=VPIP9KXdmO0