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It seems like no. Megyn Kelly asked if we can have a discussion about black face and she got fired, Sharon Osbourne asked why Piers Morgan was considered racist, ditto.

I don't know, I get that Biden projects dignity and stuff but maybe he should be more forceful against Trumpism. If I were him, I would not forgive Trump for obnoxiously hijacking me during the presidential debates by lying to my face, taunting my intelligence and interrupting me constantly. Now, Trump can't really talk back and through back channels and in rallies (that are fortunately not televised), he is still spreading lies and he still has followers that need to be put in their place. The American people need pretty constant reminders that they were put through Hell for four years and there's value in the here and now to remembering what happened so that they get behind these current efforts at bipartisanship that the last administration criminally ignored.

Lindsay Graham and Nikki Haley have walked back their words condemning Trump and the other people who momentarily saw the light on January 6th need more external pressure not to treat the last administration's missteps as frivolous

I think part of it for me is I'm not as experienced in subletting and it's more inconvenient

Examples of people being accused of racism and potentially suffering for it in instances where the accusations were kind of strong?

For me, the high of being drunk is no longer worth the indigestion. I don't remember it being that bad when I was younger, but is that common as you get into your 30s?

I often get really sad and depressed thinking about how the past used to be better than the present and I have trouble coping with most birthdays and new years because it's so sad that i'm so far removed from the better moments of my life.

The bridge of my nose where the top of the mask goes is starting to feel very tender and sore lately? i'm wondering what the cause of it is

I was looking to watch The Mighty Ducks

There's a legoland opening in goshen new york this summer and it sounds really exciting but some people said that it's mostly for 4-10 year olds. Is this accurate with your experiences?

I sometimes watch a movie or a TV show where a character says "I'm in love." Is that like a concrete stage or feeling or is it more gradual or like a spectrum?

I know that in 2013-2014 there were people who said yes, then no, and the consensus was who knows. 

Then #metoo came around and everyone felt it was appropriate not to give him the benefit of the doubt. Then I don't know where people stand. I've heard some very convincing cases on both sides:

https://www.thedailybeast.com/the-woody-allen-alle...

If you're Australian are these shows streaming?

How well-known are they and in what season?

I'm an American with a TV blog and an Australian friend asked me to review TV for his radio show but I'm having trouble figuring out what's what

Anything on Netflix: BoJack Horseman (and what season?),

Teenage Bounty Hunters, Unorthodox, Dead to Me, Space Force, Never Have I Ever, We Are the Champions, Disenchantment, Cobra Kai

Anything on Hulu: Ramy, The Great, Derry Girls, What We Do in the Shadows, Fargo (Season 4 in Kansas City), Bless the Harts, Animaniacs

Anything on Amazon: Tales from the Loop, Marvelous Mrs Masel, Upload, The Boys, Sneaky Pete, Good Omens, FlackAnything from Peacock: Intelligence, AP Bio, Five Apartments, Mr Mayor, Young Rock, Good PlaceAnything from CBS All Access: Star Trek Lower Decks, No Activity

Anything from Disney: Wandavision, Once Upon a Time (Season 7)Others: Lodge 49, Awkwafina is Nora from Queens, Miracle Workers, Joe Pera Talks to You, Wandavision, The Guest Book, Good Place, Young Rock, Loafy, Resident AlienSome of these such as Once Upon a Time and BoJack Horseman ended their runs a while ago but might be current in Australia so please let me know if possible.

For example, I memorize every Oscar winner in the top 6 categories back  to Gone with the Wind in 1939 and I found myself able to sort of create a makeshift list of films starring 3 or more Oscar winning actors of the last 20 years.

It's just something my brain likes doing along with memorizing road names or city names or Olympic years or basketball rosters. I probably have aesperger's.

Is it possible I might be meant for a career in data science instead of what I'm currently doing?

I once asked out a woman who just became pregnant and was hardly looking for a job. She accepted my offer to get coffee but after a couple rounds of texts she fell off.

I thought she might benefit from a good job tip as I just got hired, should I give it?

I've been asked to review Television shows for an Australian TV station but I live in the US and the guy told me that they didn't have a lot of the same stuff?

Do they have:ABC, NBC, CBS, FOX, CW?

Do they have basic cable like TBS, Comedy Central, AMC, IFC, Freeform, Paramount Network, and TNT?

Do they have HBO and Showtime?

Do they have streaming like CBS All Access, Hulu, Disney, Amazon Prime and Netflix?

The shows that I've been watching that I was going to review have been Mr Mayor (NBC), Bless the Harts (Fox), Great North (Hulu), Search Party (Hulu), Miracle Workers (TBS), Snowpiercer (TNT), Flack (Amazon), and Call Me Kat (Fox)

I thought it would be a good idea to wait out what's rest of the pandemic in a more responsible country as I am no longer tethered here. Are there visa requirements or immigration papers you need if you want to spend 2-4 months there?

I would like to know how many cities there are with that name as opposed to towns or central business districts but the census doesn't seem easy to use in that respect

Anyone have feedback about how good it is