For anyone wondering, it’s used like the jelly is used on humans, because it can help with the hair. The vets end up inhaling it.

As far as I’m concerned, Chuck Norris died in 2006 when Gandalf the Grey and Gandalf the White, Monty Python and the Holy Grail’s black knight, and Benito Mussolini and the Blue Meanie, and Cowboy Curtis and Jambi the Genie, Robocop, The Terminator, Captain Kirk, and Darth Vader, Lo-pan, Superman, every single Power Ranger, Bill S. Preston and Theodore Logan, Spock, The Rock, Doc Ock, and Hulk Hogan all came out of nowhere lightning fast and kicked Chuck Norris in his cowboy ass.

Voicing support for them related to Oct 2023 still points to some significant ignorance of the pre-existing war.

Or some combination of the two in almost 2% of people.

Oh wow I didnt know that, this was the first I had heard it

Oh weird maybe it’s different depending on the vehicle and maybe newer vehicles have separate bulbs. The car that I had where the DRLs and high beams were the same was an '05 Accord.

Yeah thats just the wording I’ve read, it seems ambiguous to me as well. I wish it was more clear-cut.

This was in response to everyone using them during a blizzard.

I think the reason specifically is because the hazards are meant to indicate reduced speed, so maybe they were stating not to use them if not driving at reduced speed? I know our drivers handbook tells us to use them in reduced visibility “if driving at a greatly reduced speed”

According to a different article I just read, you should only use your hazards when your vehicle is posing a hazard to other vehicles. Its a small distinction.

In Canada we are required to have Daytime Running Lights (DRLs) which are less bright and are just on by default, but they don’t turn on the tail lights. For the most part, DRLs use the same bulbs as the high beams but at a lower wattage or something (I am not an electrician)

But yes I agree, high beams and fog don’t mix.

I did hear recently that authorities are informing people not to use hazards just to be seen during inclement weather and that they should actually be saved for emergencies.

Idk it depends on your reasons for the comparison. I believe they had monopolistic tendencies (as do both Google and Apple, so does Nintendo regarding its hardware as well) but the last time I checked they weren’t nearly as focused on surveillance.

I mostly just mean there is a market right now for physical keyboards. That is the extent of depth I intended with this comment. I’m not educated enough in hardware markets to speak on Blackberrys place in them or their ethics.

Clearly a lot of people have trouble keeping up with them 😪

I share your pain. I drive with my lights on at all times unless it’s fully sunny, in which case I use just the DRLs. I truly think having your lights on hugely reduces your risk of an accident.

Honestly they should just be designing cars to include tail lights in RDLs, there’s no reason for them not to be on all the time tbh.

Blackberry could’ve made such a good comeback. What a shame.

The real answer is you turn on Mr. Lights

I just cannot understand why somebody living in a colonial country can truly say they love their country unless they’re brainwashed or completely ignorant to its history.

I’m from Canada and we are not better, there’s just not as much of an issue of rampant nationalism disguised as “patriotism”. Our countries were built on the graves of the native inhabitants, by the hands of slaves. At no point in the history did they stop abusing natives and the descendants of slaves, they just found new ways to hide it and new names to call it (how does a prison make a profit, anyway?).

I love and am proud of my community, but that is the extent to which my pride reaches. I cannot feel proud of a country that was built on the blood of the innocent.

They aren’t familiar with Kilgrave and just make the meme based off the image and their interpretation of it

Lmfao also entirely plausible

Realistically I wonder if she had a manic moment and then felt awkward about it

Ugh glad they’re not as popular in Canada since traveling for school isn’t as common as in the states.