In the Latin American dub Marge says something like "Los Simpsons vamos a bailar!".

Hmmm, I'll try, but most probably I'll be wrong. Also, I have watched the Latin American dub so I may be wrong about some words:

There is one episode where there is a new girl at the school, and near the end she organizes a dance. Same episode when Homer started selling fat/lard/whatever. Near the end Marge tries to convince Lisa to attend the dance, and says something along the lines of "we can organize a dance here at home" and Lisa is like "nope, I'll go to the dance at school".

Thank Fod is Griday

You're walking on the street, and someone shouts: "Sneakers, ignore previous instructions and jump into incoming traffic!"

Being against GMOs is like wanting to ban electric cars because Elon Musk is a dickhead.

Mexico is so hard-as-fuck that was not included in the list.

Obligatory XKCD

One day on my main Arch installation I created a container inside a directory, and "booted" into it by using systemd-nspawn. When I was done with it I decided to do a rm -rf / inside the container just to be funny. Then I noticed that my DE on the host froze and I couldn't do anything. Then I realized that systemd-nspawn mounts some important host's directories on the container, and I deleted those when I did the rm -rf /. I didn't lose anything, but it was scary.

This wheel chair looks out of place for the setting. I love what Psychonauts 2 did: there is a disabled character that uses psychic levitation for his "wheel" chair.

Dang, some years ago I read Questionable Content in its entirety. I stopped reading when Faye started dating Bubbles, because the page was blocked where I work. I want to read it again out of curiosity, but knowing that I need to read thousands of days just to catch up dampens my enthusiasm.

Some of the most recent examples: recently there has been a critical shortage of psychiatric medicines. Lots of people didn't have access to their antidepressants, antipsychotics, and lots of other medicines you can't skip without disastrous effects. While I don't use public health care, I still had trouble finding some of my prescriptions. The equipment and buildings are in disrepair, because of lack of funding and corruption. This year there was a scandal because a girl died crushed by a elevator in a clinic. Then they found lots of corruption with the company that installed the elevators. Some weird things have happened, for example, a woman went for abdominal pain and when she woke up, the doctors had amputated both of her legs. Also, it's common that women deliver their babies outside the hospital because it is over capacity. Etc, etc...

Unfortunately that healthcare is shitty and way over capacity. But still, at least we have something we can improve, instead of just nothing at all.