Should be Barracks Obama

https://youtu.be/eVVrGjhjXmk

Wow what does Oman have going on over there?

Unfortunately, I don’t think it is. I used to use knock-off toner, but after a firmware update, the printer would no longer recognize those cartridges. Luckily, I had bought them on Amazon, so I just explained the problem to customer service and got a full refund. I still love the printer though.

Don’t worry, I can feel that the Force is strong with them. They have many midi-chlorians, so a karmic debt in the millions should be no problem.

One that pays in TRY or ARS (1.64 and 1.40 USD respectively) ¬‿¬

Hmm Merriam Webster and Cambridge seem to disagree about the American pronunciation. ˌin-tər-ˈne-ˌsēn vs ˌɪn.t̬ɚˈniː.sɪn. And Collins gives a third way wtf!

Right? There is no reply from the bot anywhere.

I love my single TRÅDFRI Zigbee lightbulb.

Finally a solution! Now what to do about the turbines murdering whales?

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Are YOU stupid?

When using “queue” or “cue,” the context is crucial for deciding which word is appropriate. The word “cue” refers to a signal for action, especially in theater, to prompt someone to do something. It’s been used in this sense since the 1500s. On the other hand, “queue” generally refers to a line or sequence of people or things waiting their turn. This meaning originated in the 1800s.

In the context of this debate:

1. Cue: When saying “Cue Mitch Hedberg,” the word “cue” is being used correctly. It’s like saying, “Now enter Mitch Hedberg,” or “Prompt the appearance or mention of Mitch Hedberg.” It’s a signal for something specific to happen or appear, especially in a performance or presentation context.

2. Queue: The argument for “queue” seems to be based on the YouTube context, where videos are lined up to play one after the other, hence the term “play queue.” While it’s true that watching a video on YouTube involves adding it to a play queue, the term “queue” in the sense of “Queue Mitch Hedberg” would imply adding him to a waiting list or sequence, which isn’t the intended meaning here.

And actually as far as I can see, there isn’t actually a play queue when you just click on a single video. So if the original commenter was truly trying to say “add Mitch Hedberg to your queue of videos”, fine. However, I have strong doubts about that being what they meant.

When it happens to normal folk, their wages get garnished.

I knew I recognized that jaw from somewhere.

That running gag had me crying.

Three years ago? Wtf are you talking about?

Oh thaaaaat’s what she was trying to say.

How are they paying though? That requires some kind of identification.

Feels like something from the SCP Foundation.

And billionaires didn’t have to isolate in a studio apartment.