Script_Mak3r

Assuming ADS-B Exchange is accurate, the Callsign for Elon's jet is currently ZD628T. Is a change like that (and, IIRC, mid-flight) normal?

toki! mi jan Saleto.

Hello! I'm Charlotte. I'm currently learning toki pona, and I thought of a joke to use with my r/tokipona user flair, but I'm worried that it might come across wrong.

In toki pona, the word ona acts as a general-purpose third person pronoun without any connotations of case, gender, number, or animacy. The joke, then, is listing my pronouns as ona/ona, which tells the reader nothing about my gender identity, but is still entirely accurate per the rules of the language.

The question becomes, then, is it okay as a trans woman joking about herself, or is it something worthy of r/onejoke? I know I have no ill intent, but other people can't read my mind.

Thank you

Before anyone asks, whether I join any union is not in question; I will consider any who try to convince me otherwise to be a bourgeoisie grifter and respond accordingly.

I know that I fit the (very loose) requirements to join, and I know what my dues would be. However, are there any problems with Industrial Workers of the World? Or, going the other way, is there some other union that would be a better pick? For reference, the work I do is sort of IT.

Thank you for time.

The child in question didn't respond when I told him to stop. (Note: He might not speak English; I never heard him speak, and the only thing I heard his mother say when she eventually arrived was (presumably) his name.) Thankfully he at most barely touched a fry before I was able to yank my tray out of the way.

(Since I know some people would wonder, I had gotten up to get a straw.)

Edit: Some of you are saying that they aren't the government. That's true and fine, but then why do they get mad when other subreddits ban them for breaking the rules?

For reference, this is all in the US, being a roundtrip involving Minnesota and Tennessee.

Earlier this month, I had surgery to put a titanium rod into my arm, following a slip on ice that resulted in a break. I am fit enough to fly, but I have some questions regarding airport security.

1. I can't lift my arm above my head yet, so I can't adopt the pose the scanners call for. Will this be a problem? If so, is there anything I can do to mitigate the issue?

2. Will the rod show up on the scan? Do I need to declare its presence beforehand?

Thank you in advance for your advice. If you're curious about the state of my arm, an x-ray from the day of the operation can be found [here](https://red