Well, NPR did an entire article of 20 protest songs that came out in 2020. Looks like they might have made a Spotify playlist of them at one point too.
Here are 30 protest albums that came out in the first half of 2022
Here are 50 protest songs from 2023.
These are just results from pretty simple Google searches. 'protest songs year'.
At least do it outside or you'll get blood on the carpet.
Context clues. Scorch is usually a temperature word, not a spicy food word.
I also went to a public school. Kids were definitely singled out for the brands and perceived value of the clothes they wore. There was definitely a pressure to keep up with the latest trends and styles, including those at other schools around the city.
I read your comment and was trying to figure out why people were listening to an 8 year old Korean song, but realized you're probably talking about something else.
I pretend to be an elven paladin regularly. I'm not going to become an elven paladin.
Some people put them next to each other and fold the top inside out over the 'pair' rather than put one inside of the other.
I only tie my shoes the first time I wear them. Double knot it and just slip-on/off.
The return policy is really what seals it for me. I've never had an issue with returning something, ever.
Other places make it such a hassle and make you pay to return it.
I know 1 or 2 people buying cat litter every month and having it delivered, but why? Just go to the store!
Subscribing to deliveries typically gives a discount, which makes the cost cheaper than going to the store and removes wear & tear on your vehicles and your own gas costs.
Depending on what kind of litter you want, the store might not even carry it. My cat litter is from a major brand, but is one that doesn't get as much in stock at my local places and when itis in stock, it's rarely the cheaper, larger box, so that also increases the cost.
Cat litter is fucking heavy. I don't blame anyone wanting it delivered to their door.
How have they been verifying mailed in tax forms with no pictures for decades?
Seems like it unnecessarily disenfranchises the poor and the elderly. You have to have access to equipment that can record you and the tech savvy to be able to use it.
Has South Korea moved on from Internet Explorer for their banking yet?