We talk often about the ways capitalists eroded our concept of ownership, but they eroded the ways we experience art even faster.

Every living room should have a little hi-fi stack, but now we're all poor as shit and streaming 128kbps to mono Bluetooth speakers we get off Wish lol this sucks.

I remember walking out of the theater and saying to my companion something very close in substance to: "That was an incredible film that I never, ever, want to see again."

Glamour squad?

I would have blocked you for that comment, too. I have only not blocked you now because I am serving as Krista's anger translator. Please develop at least one (1) other social media interest or hobby other than posting about US politics and at least one (1) additional frame of reference.

If that isn’t cool enough, here’s a video of Young walking through the park one day.

When he’s stopped by a fan and asked how to play “Cinnamon Girl”, he sits down, shows him the tuning, shares a laugh and continues on. 💕

You and I both know you're not sorry at all.

Show me on the doll where the constitution hurt you.

Right. So, little help?

We've established that reading is challenging for me. Please break it down simply.

I guess that's possible. Which reply of yours answers my question. Narrow it down a bit, out of pity?

Then you're lying. Why would you do that?

Like I said, it's not there. I wouldn't want to imply you're being dishonest, so it must be a technical issue. Maybe a link would help!

Maybe my app is broken. Can you link to it?

Please answer the question I asked.

I'll ask again: do you read the original skeet as expressing genuine appreciation for how genuinely funny the nazi meme is? Or, do you sense the sarcasm there, while being blind to it in the rest of the paragraph?

I don't think I'm the one having trouble in that department.