It’s awful. It appears to know things to the layman, but if you actually know anything about a subject, you’ll notice that more often than not it is incorrect.

I confused him with Peter Hitchens for a minute, and was about to say that he’s a complete cunt.

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I’m just a customer so he can sit there if he likes. Unless we’re talking Joffrey as I couldn’t deal with his horrid little face.

Excellent tits, no doubt, but that horrible Ben Shapiro face cancels them out.

Happy to say there are no chavs round my way, nor council flats, so none.

I’m in England and have no dollars, so the answer is ‘none’.

Aldous Huxley would like a word.

This seems like some flogging a dead horse mirthless bullshit Elon Muskrat would post.

When was the year C&H got good? Most of the old ones I see are a bit meh.

I was going to let it slide, but you did it 3 times.

*Putty

Unrelated, but I can’t say I have seen anyone write 4-3 years rather than 3-4 years. It feels backwards, like saying out and over, or z to a.

But the second mouse gets the cheese. In short: have a lie in.

That’s just wrong though, regardless of mixing 12 and 24 hours. That’d be a.m. Is this a weird US thing? I’ve never heard anyone say anything close to your example.

Where’s the funny?

How do you use them together? It’s either 4pm or 16.00. I can’t use both together.

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I have no idea what any of this means.

There definitely is. A guy I work with recently moved and the landline at home is one digit different to the local police station. He gets one or two a week. Says he’s going to get a new number.

Ah, yes, ‘they’. I forgot about this secret group who jokingly use symbols and codes to hint at what they’re really up to, like it’s some rule that you can’t be fully secretive and have to leave clues for the big-brains who are in the know.