audio is creepy but no jumpscares, just a single image, and just an inside joke from me and @dykerex that we for some reason think is funny! DWIAKS,DJAJWKDUIWAJDAKILWKDJDALIKDJSKLDK
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audio is creepy but no jumpscares, just a single image, and just an inside joke from me and @dykerex that we for some reason think is funny! DWIAKS,DJAJWKDUIWAJDAKILWKDJDALIKDJSKLDK
How and where are American's getting their news? (You should include some coverage bias and where different Americans go and trust their news from here...or somewhere...)
Most Americans watch the news on television, and almost seventy percent of Americans use laptops too. While sixty-five percent still listen to radio. Although things like radio, and newspapers have become less popular with the creation of television, and the internet, people still use them. In fact more people read newspapers, and listen to radio, then look at their cell phone, or tablet for the news.
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