One thing I realized about Chappelle is I never really liked parts of his comedy. He was hilarious when telling a story, but once he was making "shock jokes" it got pretty lame.

Probably Yeezy foam runners

I don't know who was saying it's a great emergency... It's spread by human to human contact, not air-born like most great emergencies.

Now imagine you are already a billionaire and the place you're asked to lie about is literally using slave labor to build the place you will play a game in.

Reddit has a habit of trying to be negative towards new things. Someone made a curved computer screen that you could bend into a flat screen and Reddit was saying how useless it was, totally missing that at high enough sizes you can use it as a TV too and making it flat lets you sit further away.

Reddit's moderator system is falling apart. Some subs are completely lacking proper moderation. Some subs are becoming tyrannically over-moderated. Who would have thought making them completely immune to consequences and not employees would have negative repercussion's over time.

They probably mean stress on the bones, not like, anxiety stress. Bones get denser when you do weightlifting.

When they are dead, yes. When the money you pay for their product goes into their pockets, no.

I've ran into this a lot lately. Sometimes Redditor decide they just don't like that something exists so they downvote everything the person says in the hope it bullies them into not posting in the future, or make them feel ashamed to post. It's mostly a problem with front-page subs.

Technically it could make it a colloid.