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What is this thing and why is it in his nose?

I just started seeing these here. It’s called a Vielight and I’m not clicking the link but it looks like it’s some contraption that you wear on your head, and in your nose and boom! cognition acquired.

Imagine trying to calmly sit on your couch looking out your window with an alligator clip halfway up your nostril. I think Doc Brown had one of these on his head when he first met Marty in 1955. I can’t wait to be inundated with 1000 AI images of people wearing this snake oil.

u/DrDentonMask — 1 month ago

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u/DrDentonMask — 1 month ago
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Irrationally angry at the logic in this one 4 Imprint commercial

The whole shtick is somebody asking someone a question, then wondering "are you 4 imprint certain?" The other person is not actually "4 imprint certain" resulting in accidents and mishaps. So what the hell is this? EXPLAIN!

Here we see the caffeine is clearly boosting her performance at work, as she happily exclaims she's "like lightening today!" ... but she originally wanted decaf? I don't get it. How is it a bad thing that she accidentally took regular instead of decaf coffee? It would make sense if they showed her being too anxious and jittery, fucking up tasks, or her medication bottle says no caffeine allowed. But they're showing her.. improving?

So what was the problem? There is literally zero conflict here. It completely goes against the commerical's formula! It's so weird and stupid! Ughh

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u/90-slay — 2 months ago
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How do you pronounce-

Hey- Canadian here - I want to know how you pronounce “Chaise Longue”.

I have added a photo of it for you.

1- pronounce with a soft “ch”- as in “shell” sounding like “Shay-ze”

2- pronounce with a strong “ch”- as in “chase” sounding like “chase”.

3- do you call it something else- like “fainting couch”

I’m listening to an Audiobook and the pronunciation was so off it threw me for a loop. Wondering if it’s just a regional thing?

u/Desperate-Cycle-1932 — 2 months ago
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Does anyone actually like Black Licorice?

I don't dislike anyone who enjoys Black Licorice and its eviler version, Salty Black Licorice, but they both have such a​ bitter taste. Why do candy companies produce so much licorice? ​

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u/CupCrafty1750 — 2 months ago
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In-N-Out Fries aren’t that bad

As the title states, In-N-Out fries aren’t that bad, seems like everyone hates them online because it’s a popular opinion. It’s no McDonalds, I get that, but being so opinionated on french fries and acting like you’re a connoisseur of the cheapest menu item at a fast food establishment is the biggest waste of time and energy.

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u/DrDentonMask — 2 months ago
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"They're Coming to Take Me Away, Ha-Haaa!" is a 1966 record written and performed by Jerry Samuels (billed as Napoleon XIV). It peaked at #3 on the Billboard Hot 100. The B-side, "!aaaH-aH ,yawA eM ekaT oT gnimoC er'yehT" was just the A-side played backwards.

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u/DrDentonMask — 2 months ago