I'm glad I'm not the only one. Probably too early to say it's a Mandela effect, but that thought crossed my mind as well.
JohnnyCanuck
Sounds like an average day trying to run something on Linux.
Name a worse ambassador than this fucknut. I'd really like to read about whoever it is.
Did you have "Back Hole Sun"?
Someone please edit the Wikipedia page for magnets to add the fact that water cancels them out.
iCarly was just a follower of JenniCam and AmandaCam from the late 90's and camgirls/camboys/cammers in the early 2000's.
Oh this is perfect. Thank you. I was just gathering numbers and had discrepancies, but this shows it perfectly.
I did it really quick, and just looked up the numbers from searches. There might be some difference from different sources, but it's in the ballpark.
That said, I've been following up on a bit and (for example) I'm changing the 1980 housing price to 62k, but the 3x still shows the issue.
I agree that buying your first home takes some sacrifices. But the sacrifices even 20 years ago were significantly less than they are now, let alone 40 or more years ago. I would hope that someone in her position would understand that it's not about saving $5 or $10 a day on Starbucks, or even buying a cheaper phone. The disparity between income and home price is just completely different.
Median household income in the US in 1980: $21000
Median home price: ~~$47000 (2x)~~
Edit: $62000 (3x) is probably more accurate.
Median household income in the US in 2000: $42000
Median home price: $163000 (4x)
Median household income in the US in 2020: $67000
Median home price: $327000 (5x)
It doesn't take a genius to see the discrepancy here. That's a lot of fucking Starbucks coffees to not buy to make up the difference.
Note: I'm using US numbers because of the context.
Yeah, this one gets me too, occasionally. Maybe a resume button would be simple (if the state still exists) and work well without being too obtrusive.
Normally I'm browsing from Home, hit Back accidentally, and then try hitting Home again but that forces a refresh of Home (sometimes? Always? Can't remember).
What's with the number ordering!?


I know, but that's not what I remember, so I'm asking if other people remember it differently as well.