Actually happened with my brother. there was an art studio my brother took lessons at when he was like 9, and it was close to a leather fetish store that one would pass by after parking. My brother being a fan of leather work wanted to go in and didn't understand why mom wouldn't let him.

Yep, the difference between chronically online loser and businessman is finding a way to monetize it.

The reason anime always starts with "watch in a well lit room" is because of real life porygon illness.

I don't know if it was hers or some other well known professional ***, but someone's parents said "I'm proud my daughter is so successful." It was a text interview so I don't know if it was "hold back the disappointment" or "I'm just as depraved as my offspring."

I know.

I read the first line in a donald duck voice.

Another day, another movie where the first time I'm ever hearing about it is news stories about it bombing. Good or bad, you can't expect me to see it if you don't tell me it exists.

So glad I bought mine before ram companies stopped saying "I'm not making 4mb units anymore." Long before ram shortages these were stupid expensive, but before that they were fairly inexpensive.

Probably why she has to resort to "record breaking stunts."

If there's no punishment, why not commit the crime? The only incentive an aggressive child has for nut being a bully is he's going to get severely punished (either by the would be victim or by authority figures). Why shouldn't a 7 year old take his parents credit card and rack up a giant roblox and fortnight bill other than the fact that he's going to get in major trouble with mom and dad who will probably delete his account and all he's worked for on top of other things? Whenever you see troubled youths you wonder "didn't your parents raise you right" and the answer is "no, they weren't punished for smaller things and now they think they can get away with bigger things."