And I was wondering if it was in reference to the Night's Watch of Westeros, who fittingly take a vow of celibacy and dedicate their lives to dealing with problems the Southern quiche-eaters don't understand or even believe exist.

[0]: https://awoiaf.westeros.org/index.php/Night%27s_Watch

He's right, the problem is everyone mistakenly thinks they're one of "we"

Everyone is a temporarily embarrassed millionaire. That's why they are voting like they are millionaires.

Humans are not good a thinking.

Just like the 4th of July, that most American of days

"The 4th of July" is more formal sounding, so it makes sense for the holiday, but many just say "July 4th" more informally when referring to the holiday.

Again grammatically is easier and shorter to say month day vs the day of month.

As long as the implementation still confirms to RFC 2795

That RFC is for infinite. This article discuses finite.

To add to the list, in addition to the bookmarking system they have "quickmarks" which means to open this site I type "b hn<enter>" and that's it

The fact they exist only shows that someone makes money or benefits from them existing. Customer need is only one way that manifests nowadays

There's also a channel on the rs wiki's discord for reporting bad ads, which Cook responds to very quickly (single digit minutes from the interactions I've seen).

(2020)

I wonder how many people have pet names 'correct horse battery staple'

Use a different birthday for every service you sign up to, especially the ones like "restaurant wants you to enter details to use their wifi", same for other details that they don't need in order to offer you a service.