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I wanted to like pocket, but I never really understood the point of it when I was already using Reddit or Google News to curate what I liked to read about. Was it more privacy oriented?

And it's so true about Duolingo. They push you to "play" to a point that it's stressful. It's not even about learning half the time — it's about keeping that streak or beating that one dick in the charts who always seems to triple their score while you're asleep.

Makes sense. I read your comment as any gamification is shit; my bad!

Wait, is gamification bad now?

That's actually annoying as fuck.

What a fantastic community I've discovered. Thank you for this nugget of knowledge.

And it would have some bullshit ending where the rats realize all cuisines are equally great even though we all know in our hearts that poutine would reign supreme.

I guess people actually watch random videos from channels they don't subscribe to. I'm in my happy little bubble of Kurzgesagt, SciShow, TedEd, and such, so I don't ever see AI slop or garbage I don't want to see. This was the same with Twitter. I was never unhappy with what I saw on my timeline; just that what's his face decided to buy it and read too much about biggots using the platform on Reddit.

And I'm thinking that a person would have to be an absolute dick for a nice guy like Springsteen to criticise said person.

He looks like he'll grow old to look like the old man from up!

ぶっ (bu) is just something you add to make certain verbs sound more aggressive, disorderly, or even vulgar. So bukkake just means splash aggressively. We have a dish called Bukkake-don, which means a bowl of rice that's been splashed with a bunch of toppings. It's just a normal word, just like how you can use "facial" in everyday context without sounding like a sex fiend in English.

Just a heads up that the s is like the s in sake, not z in is or realise.