Was on a flight a few months ago, and when we landed, no clapping - dead quiet. Out of the silence, I heard a, what must have been, six year old shout really loudly “WE DID IT!”.

“Too many,” or is “far to many” a new phrase that the younger folk are using? I’m trying to keep up with the changes to language.

Take up paragliding. Highly recommend (unless you have an addictive personality, social commitments, other hobbies, etc).

Roughly the situation I’m in. I inherited an older model S when my dad passed away last year, and it’s old enough that it has free charging for life. So free car plus free charging (and less than 30k miles on it) equals “hard to pass up.” That said, their customer service has been consistently very terrible (have had it in twice plus a home visit to fix the charge port door not opening - ridiculous especially for such an essential piece of the vehicle), lots of very annoying little issues due to bad software and hardware engineering, and other expensive issues that cropped up due to poor product design and engineering (touchscreen got bubbles in it and had to be replaced - apparently they selected some laptop-type screen to use which can’t tolerate the heat that’s typically reached in a car sitting outside). Would never buy one and have even with the free charging, am still considering selling it to get away from the brand (let alone all of the whacko issues with the CEO).

Ooh - apostrophe gore in the title.

Good - thought I was the only one who saw little value in following a person on Lemmy.

Who is your daddy, and what does he do.

You’ll rue the day you crossed me, Trebek.