Ryan McLeod

@ryanmcleod.io

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Software engineer, Canadian, gamer, reader, bi/polyamorous dork, pun terrorist, follower of mental tangents, vanquisher of cheesecakes.

Screenshot of a Google AI overview: "To remember 'Zimbabwe', you can use the mnemonic 'Zebra Walks Zestfully,' where 'Z' represents the first letter of the country's name, 'W' represents the second letter, and 'Z' again represents the third letter. Here's a more detailed breakdown: - Zebra: The first letter of the country's name is 'Z' - Walks: The second letter of the country's name is 'W' - Zestfully: The third letter of the country's name is 'Z'
Meme of Elmo raising his hands upward as flames engulf him.
Gmail screenshot: "Thank you for contacting Megabus Customer Service. As mentioned in the previous email, we can not issue a refund as the bus was not full. We apologize for any inconvenience caused. Thank you for choosing Megabus Customer Service, we appreciate your business! Kind regards, Jane Megabus Customer Support Team www.megabus.com"
Screenshot of a Tinder UI box that says: "✨ Why Tara? This Toronto girl loves dancing, wine, and travel. Looking for someone who can keep up with her sass and maybe even share a dog! Was this helpful? Yes/No"
Picture of Edgar from Men in Black (or rather a giant bug wearing Edgar as a skinsuit).
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r/legaladvice post from user "Haguaip" with title "is it illegal to be in group that is for fun and is like a D&D (dungeons and dragons) roleplaying group?" Body: "i am from the United States" Comments: BananaFrappe - We need way more details. On the face, the obvious answer is no. I suspect you wouldn't be asking if there weren't important details that you were leaving out. We also need your state. The laws of all 50 states are different. Haguaip - no missing details i just didn't know if joining or hosting a group like this is illegal. drafterman - Why would it be? What part, specifically, do you think may be illegal? Haguaip - just being in a group drafterman - Who told you that being in a group is illegal? Haguaip - i don't know i just worry about everything