I never watched it, but wasn’t Californication big?

Just brutal

Gotta meme to keep it alive

Pure evil

I’ve been making one-move blunders in daily games this week… I have no excuse.

Totally agree

We’ll miss you, Professor. =(

Yeah, let’s please stay here for a while.

Does that confirm it?

I actually looked it up before making this post, because any time someone uses either version of the word, this comes up in the comments. Apparently both “sike” and “psych” are considered correct, although it seems like “sike” is more commonly used, so I went with that one.

It is a joke, lol

This guy makes these terrible concepts for apps and stuff:

You’re describing my pre-internet childhood.

(It wasn’t a 10k volt t-rex fence though)

A genuine self-report, lol

It’s actually a PhD in trombone. Someone misheard it one time, and nobody has ever thought to follow up.

“Oh, Alan? Yeah, he has a doctorate in bones or something.”

I always forget this, thanks

After some unproductive googling, here’s a random guess. The cover art style doesn’t really match (not sure if the inside is different), but it has a deep sea diver and a lady underwater, who I can only assume is the “Ghost Queen”

Absolutely!

It’s probably also not uncommon for people who can work from home to have moved outward to lower cost-of-living areas during this time, but I bet that pales in comparison to the increase of young adults living with their parents.

They mention a few major influences, and population density is one of them. In areas with more sprawl and land, it’s more likely for people to drive longer distances. (This probably explains the Midwest and West)

They also mention poverty being a factor, where it’s more common for families to live together, or very close, in order to help support each other. (so probably explains the South)

Another thing to consider is grandmothers helping when couples have young children. I bet if we overlayed a map of locations where people are more likely to have kids, we’d see a trend too.

I can hear this

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