Deal, and from your screenshot, I just learned that you can track votes too!

I’m learning so much today.

Aww. I like red, but I get it.

Time to start misbehaving!

I just start looking for interesting things I wouldn’t normally see. Gives you some odd things to talk about as well.

A few examples:

I searched for magazines from the month/year of my birth and read through the digital scans I could find online. Looking through the old articles and ads was fun for a bit.

Looked up old advertisements for each of the vehicles I’ve owned from when they were brand new.

Started watching old Thanksgiving day parade videos on YouTube. Best part is that you can fast-forward through the worst parts. You see some interesting things. Like seeing a very young Alfonso Ribeiro (Carlton from Fresh Prince) singing and dancing well: https://youtu.be/UNRAxGXncvs (Skip to 1:03:04 for the start of his float in the video)

Found videos of old TV shows that were interesting. Here’s one of Colonel Sanders on a game show called What’s My Line: https://youtu.be/Wk4Eq8IcQMk

Cost me a grand total of $0 additional dollars. Kept me busy for hours.

I’m using Voyager, and I thought “we have that?”

Turns out you have to turn the feature on in the settings.

Thanks for the heads-up, person who is getting tagged.

You can finally retire!.. for the next 8 minutes.

So, kill them with a murder?

My fact of the day calendar shows a US president being held accountable for something on the sixth of January.

I don’t think this is a coincidence.

I got you by a second!

Decipher #559 deciphered in ⏱️ 1m 33s ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ https://decipher.wtf/

Are you folks interested in some freedom!?

Asking for your neighbors to the south.

/s, just in case it wasn’t obvious.

Oh, hey, look. It’s the men in women’s bathrooms they feared for so long.

It finally happened!

Yeah, I remember thinking “when I’m old, I’ll still be able to keep up with all the new stuff because of the internet.”

It’s true! I can do that.

I no longer care to, but I can!

We’re entertainment dragons.

We sleep upon the amassed collection of potential future fun in every unplayed game.

Once you try the game, you may realize that you don’t even like it.

Rookie move.

Willow for the NES has some songs that will still randomly take over the ol’ jukebox of the brain to this day.

I can get behind “Pay $X to remove ads” or “Pay $Y to unlock the full app.”

I even understand subscriptions for some things.

Just about everything else is avoided at all no costs.

This appears to be written in English, but I can’t make sense of it.

We must feed the backlog, always.

Number go up.