@TheButteryBread Fun facts:
- The first phone to be referred to as a "smartphone" was an Ericsson. The first iPhone couldn't copy and paste text across aplications, something even my non-smart Ericsson could do.
- The US were in talks with the german government about an alliance. When they couldn't agree on the terms, the US began talks with the allies instead.
- The period of time generally thought of by the republicans as the golden age of America was an age with relatively small wage gaps and strong unions.
- There is really nothing the US does that Scandinavia can't do better. The US just does more. (The one exception being superhero movies. Scandinavia isn't good at those.)
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@TheButteryBread Fun facts:
- The first phone to be referred to as a "smartphone" was an Ericsson. The first iPhone couldn't copy and paste text across aplications, something even my non-smart Ericsson could do.
- The US were in talks with the german government about an alliance. When they couldn't agree on the terms, the US began talks with the allies instead.
- The period of time generally thought of by the republicans as the golden age of America was an age with relatively small wage gaps and strong unions.
- There is really nothing the US does that Scandinavia can't do better. The US just does more. (The one exception being superhero movies. Scandinavia isn't good at those.)