Don't know if this was used outside my country (Spain) but almost any car in the 90's had pictures of your loved ones saying "we expect you", but also "don't rush" and others alike.
wizel10
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Many articles on my country stars with "This/These/Those are...." all of them are a pure click bait. I've trained myself to avoid any article where the subject of interest is not in the header. I know they have no good content.
It's not riot, it's roti
Agree. Surprised to see the post. Wife and I are on our 60's and kids (don't know the correct word for young adults) living at home. Doors are always open except when need to be close. And where they are close, we all know it's for a reason (whatever reason) and no one open, at max, if urgent, knocking on the door is ok.
Humankind will disappear and hearth will evolve to better. This is not pessimistic not optimistic, I just believe life is a continuous evolution. Hard to believe humans are the last step or we're so important to last forever.
I've expressed wrongly. My intend was to refer the companies paying for the ad not the ones managng the ads. Also ROI wanted to refer to the return for the investment on ads. Edit: typo
I'm just waiting for the ads bubble to explore. There is very little real ROI. As a user, my eyes and mind are well training to avoid seeing any ad that traverses the adblocker, I never clic on any PROMOTED content nor on any link of the ad-top results. Always REJECT cookies I've the option. The advertising companies pay on what they believe I'm seeing, but on what I really see (and care). Just waiting for the day they realize and stop wasting money and disturbance.
Since Sudoku was so popular few years back, I've play on a regular basis. Is not trending anymore but continues to be my go-to game to spare some time and keep my mind sharpen (I'm in the 60s group)
I do recognize this post is mostly directed to redditors (include myself) but could sound more neutral not using reddit as example all the time. You can refer to a more neutral "web page". Just a suggestion.
No. /boomer (63)