Typical. Here we are trying to outsource our work to foreign horses. It's all fun and games until the wheel stops spinning and we realize there are no typing jobs left for honest American horses, leaving our own ponies penniless.
Outhorse Your Email
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#93Every once in a while I must succumb my natural aversion towards marketers and give a tip of the hat. This is definitely one of them. Absolutely brilliant and creative thinking!
Their previous spoof of Zuckerberg's Metaverse video was also great. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=enMwwQy_noI
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#94Every once in a while I must succumb my natural aversion towards marketers and give a tip of the hat. This is definitely one of them. Absolutely brilliant and creative thinking!
Their previous spoof of Zuckerberg's Metaverse video was also great. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=enMwwQy_noI
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#97Love this sort of thing. Makes me think about visiting Iceland haha
Iceland is amazing, I highly recommend a visit. If you can forgive the self-promotion, I wrote a "things I wish I'd known" post about visiting Iceland which might be of interest to anyone planning a trip there: https://blackshaw.substack.com/p/iceland
This is what my wife and I did a couple of years ago and I highly recommend it. It took us 5 days to circumnavigate the country.
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#98Your post advocates a ( ) technical ( ) legislative ( ) market-based ( ) vigilante (X) D̵o̵g̵ ̵a̵n̵d̵ Pony Show approach to fixing email.
At least it's not a goat rodeo
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#99Weirdly I remember too many horse memes from old internet communities. uk.misc had a years-long habit of shouting "HORSE" after someone turned up trying to trace some Canadians who "moved to Burton-on-Trent and stole my HORSE". uk.music.folk would shout "HORSE" too, but for a different reason: whenever the old "ah but is this really folk music" argument was trotted out. It was a reference to Louis Armstrong's "all mu…
To clarify: You aren't allowed to ride a horse on Britain's motorways (fast multi-lane roads mostly built in the latter half of the 20th century) but you would legally be allowed to ride a horse (and indeed to walk along as a pedestrian, although it's probably unwise) on the fastest possible non-motorways.
Most of Britains other roads are limited to 60mph or less. But a "dual carriageway" in which vehicles travelling in the opposite direction are separated from you by something rather more substantial than a line of paint (e.g. barriers or even a strip of ground with barriers either side) lifts that to 70mph the same as a motorway.