

Beg your pardon, but the Gulf of America has officially transitioned and if you continue calling it the Gulf of Mexico, you’re deadnaming it.
Beg your pardon, but the Gulf of America has officially transitioned and if you continue calling it the Gulf of Mexico, you’re deadnaming it.
Have you read the article?
TL;DR: I wouldn’t bet on it
This is the plot to Cyberpunk 2077, isn’t it…
Gulfstream Aerospace presents: Gulf of America powered by Gulf Oil
Buc-ee’s presents: Gulf of America powered by Exxon-Mobil
You should be concerned that someone might construe this as an advertisement
Aaaaaaaaaa
Aye, I’d vote for that
Well, it wouldn’t be the first time, would it.
Hmm, that’s a good point.
Alright, which country would you suspect then? Because outside of the US, every other English speaking country uses the metric system (but I’m not sure if any of them still have mandatory conscription).
It might come as a surprise to you, but quite a lot of people in the world learn English as a second language, and terminally online 4chan anons tend to get quite good at it, so this doesn’t narrow it down much.
This is what I came here for
Without the coyote, tbe roadrunner would be bored to death
Neighbors
Danke, Merkel ಠ_ಠ
Meh. Amateur.
Hell yeah
I see you haven’t read the article either, because otherwise you’d know that it doesn’t even answer the question directly, but instead goes to great lengths theorizing about every possible outcome, no matter how unlikely it is.
The TL;DR was my own opinion, but if you actually make it through this piece, I’m fairly sure you’ll agree.