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The Verge: A Scathing Review of the Uncool
The Drop: Because You Clearly Need Better Things to Do with Your Time
The uncool have spoken. They’ve been reading about Skibidi Toilet, the latest attempt to cash in on the success of Netflix’s "Toilet Ninja". And they’ve been watching Cobra Kai, the show that’s somehow managed to make karate look cool again. But let’s be real, the real excitement is in the comments section, where people are actually discussing the meaning of life and the futility of human existence.
The Verge’s Guide to Not Being a Basic Cisgendered Straight White Male
This week, I’ve been reading about the future of mall brands, and let me tell you, it’s bleak. But hey, at least the clothes are still terrible. And speaking of terrible, have you seen the latest Apple Maps update? It’s like they’re trying to make it even harder for you to get lost in the vast expanse of your own ignorance.
The Verge’s Take on the Olympics: Because Who Needs Human Connection When You Have a TV?
The Olympics are here, and you know what that means: another excuse for people to come together and pretend to care about the same things. But let’s be real, we’re all just going to be stuck in our own little worlds, watching the same events over and over again, and wondering why we even bothered. So, to all my fellow couch potatoes out there, let’s raise a glass (or a remote control) to the Olympics: because who needs human connection when you have a TV?
The Verge’s Guide to Not Being a Basic Cisgendered Straight White Male (Part II)
And finally, to all my fellow basic cisgendered straight white males out there, let me tell you: it’s time to wake up and smell the coffee. The world is changing, and you’re not the center of it anymore. So, instead of complaining about the latest updates to Apple Maps, why not try reading a book or two? Or, you know, just watch some Cobra Kai and pretend like you’re a ninja.
The Verge’s Take on the Future of Tech: Because Who Needs Human Connection When You Have a Phone?
In conclusion, the future of tech is all about one thing: distraction. So, instead of trying to connect with each other, let’s just all stare at our phones and pretend like we’re having a good time. After all, who needs human connection when you have a phone?
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