do Yankees fans even like that song anymore now that it's practically been made into a theme song in Boston for the Red Sox fans?
Was Caroline in the audience that night?
so many questions . . .
I don't remember when he did that.
I think you're the disinformation shill.
at least he puts his face forward and everyone know that it's a performance, so it's gotta have some mistakes in narrative, because he's like an archeologist trying to dig up evidence of crimes.
with that one if you do an 'R U human' kind of cunundrum with an obvious answer question presented in a meme form you might have better luck getting a memeing full response.
I'm not convinced that one is
human
if you're going to make arguments about this well known man you'd best sauce it up a bit.
He's well known. He's vocal.
if you think he's pulling your chain with his reveals, you can and should address him directly. Got to hand it to him, he makes himself available.
I don't need a 'daily reminder' becuase I see him as a quirky human who is welcome to make some errors because he's there to say 'see, I poked at this and it broke right away, fix it' to the chief puppy dog pretend-gineer foriegn coders and have them fix whats wrong.
he's giving up the logs and so, we can see that he's doing a slow reveal, and he wasn't responsible for the stables being all full of fetid waste from the pallaces of teh kangs who used to wrangs those belltone things, posting colored check marks, and making people believe tht their blathering on was important, when perhaps hardly anyone ever got to see most of what was tweeted or posted anyway, on account of honey paughts and data supression, generic selfishmess that manifests as requests for censorious over reach, and other stuff like that.
it's like Mr. Musk has showed up in the ruins of a bombed out place , a crime scene, and he's trying to tell the world what he sees.
He didn't make it that way.
so why be so hard on him when he's like Butters, from South Park, but all grown up and doing stuff that he knows needs to be done, even if his banter is like a comic book