The saying “better a donkey than an ass” plays on the dual meaning of the word “ass.” It suggests that being called a donkey is less offensive than being called an ass, which can be used as an insult meaning stupid or foolish. The phrase highlights the contrast between the animal donkey, often seen as a hardworking and steady companion, and the derogatory use of “ass” in everyday language.

Yep, it does work

It probably sounds so familiar to fox viewers

Honestly, the world would be far better if he was pope instead of president

Is it all or nothing?

As in, would raking only when it’s bad and leaving some leaves around better than full cleanups?

Funny how they suddenly think IP laws are bad ehh

I’m surprised no one has mentioned it yet:

Jellyfin

With just a cheap computer you can have your own Netflix and Spotify.