Most of my lunches are leftovers, but many of them are things like a burger or a bratwurst that I can cook with little effort. Or I can buy something.

Imagine complaining about £4 for lunch, I'm lucky if I get out for under $20.

It's funny, at the time we probably would've said Reality Bites.

And enforce their own private law on property they own.

Would love to see more concept cars that never came to be.

That is, of course, only a problem with outdoor cats and feral populations. Indoor cats are fine. Personally I keep my cat indoors for a bunch of reasons, but I also think that reasonable human beings can feel otherwise. I've noticed that there are a lot of people online who have decided that not only is keeping an outdoor cat bad, it's a form of animal abuse. And therefore they not only berate people who allow their cat outside, they also encourage people who stumble upon outdoor cats to take possession of them since they're being abused. This is a pretty extremist position that probably doesn't reflect the views of most cat owners, but it tends to get magnified in cat communities that rely on upvotes, since upvotes encourage echo chambers.

There's a metaphor here.

Do you really buy stuff based off of steam recommendations to begin with?

I'm pretty old and I don't think I get that joke, either.

The name football comes from the fact that it's descended from...wait for it...rugby football, a term in wide use in Britain.

What an original joke

Review bombing games that you haven't played is great! Really useful for people.

This whole controversy has been a real boon to my blocklist.

The fact that it's not run by reddit and it has working 3rd party apps. And that's pretty much it TBH.