Fun fact: the US Pledge of Allegiance wasn’t always as it currently is:

The original version, known as the Balch Pledge, was created in 1887 by George Balch, and went as follows:

We give our heads and hearts to God and our country; one country, one language, one flag!

Five years later, in 1892, Francis Bellamy created a similar one, known as the Bellamy Pledge, that went as follows:

I pledge allegiance to my Flag and the Republic for which it stands, one nation, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.

And all this was merely informal. The “Under God” part wasn’t formally a part of the Pledge until 1954.

Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pledge_of_Allegiance?wprov=sfla1

✨BONUS FUN FACT✨

In 1956, “In God We Trust” became the official motto of the United States. It formally replaced “E pluribus unum”, which was long the de facto motto of the US.

Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/In_God_We_Trust?wprov=sfla1

As a side note, I just have to say

FUCK. THIS. BULLSHIT.

Have a great day.

kiU

I know vitamins are typically measured (at least here in the US) in International Units (IU), but I’ve never heard of “kiU”.

What’s that short for?

Hehe you said “oral”.

Nope. I was thinking of Cyberchase. Lol.

I was thinking of Cyberchase. Haha.

Yum.

I can appreciate that.

One big problem I’ve always had with cassettes is due to the nature of how cassettes work, the sound literally slows down as the battery in the player gets lower.

Hey, neighbor! We also called them “Push-Ups” where I’m from!

Mmm… Chocolatey.

(Just kidding; I hate chocolate ice cream.)

You guessed correctly?

– Source: A millennial American

That’s just called “slashfic”.

Hey! I don’t wanna hear about your hairy balls!

Yeah, I feel you. I’m in the same boat.

Hey, you remember that PBS math show—can’t remember the name—where a group of kids go into cyberspace and have to do math shit to defeat this villain dude? Best fucking shit ever. Lol.

Edit: Figured it out! It’s Cyberchase! Like I said: best. shit. ever.

I work in retail.

I guarantee this is 100% necessary and also 100% ineffective.

Tridents are a type of fork. :P

Both of those things are shitty; it’s just one of them is worse.

Not familiar with that show/movie/whatever, but they aren’t wrong. The IRS just wants to be paid. You pay them, they leave you alone. Done.

You don’t wanna fuck with the IRS.

Even the Joker is afraid of the IRS.

See, I get why they did that, and I’m sure I could get used to that, but… I don’t know. It just seems weird to me, and I’m second shift. Lol.

Hell, it’s probably just because I’m not used to it, frankly. Familiarity Bias is fun, you know? Hehe.