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- Comment on Thanks for the encouragement queen. 4 hours ago:
“Reminds me of this time back in Saint Olaf…”
- Comment on Scientific fact 1 week ago:
They’re fundamental.
- Comment on ngl kinda hoping people start arguing over this 1 week ago:
Putting it on the dispenser is too much work. Just put it on top and spin a few squares off with your finger in the roll when you need it.
- Comment on Anon listens to Obi-Wan 1 week ago:
Yes, but let’s be honest…
If not for Star Wars his legacy would much more prominently feature brown face that has not aged nearly as well.
- Comment on Aerosol 2 weeks ago:
This is so real. Like everyone had a broom on their heads. It was full on capybara hair.
- Comment on An Eye-Opening Experience 2 weeks ago:
This? Right here?
Is what human interaction is SUPPOSED to be like.
- Comment on Welcome to industrialization, bitchass 2 weeks ago:
If you think THAT’S stupid, wait until you see what they start THIS one over.
- Comment on Aerosol 2 weeks ago:
Young people have no idea what it used to smell like. For a decade everything reeked of smoke and hairspray.
- Comment on Anon is judging you 2 weeks ago:
She’s so innocent yet traumatized yet naturally kindhearted…
I couldn’t ever imagine gooning to her.
Mog on the other hand…
- Comment on Amazon’s 33,181 H-1B certifications spark backlash after 30,000 layoffs 2 weeks ago:
He did do something.
He cashed in.
- Comment on Harlequin Toads 2 weeks ago:
It’ll reduce your max HP if you touch him though.
- Comment on It is pride moth 3 weeks ago:
Can’t have a rainbow without LIGHT
- Comment on Well said 3 weeks ago:
43 servings per meal is standard.
- Comment on Streamline it 3 weeks ago:
Yeah… I also saw Man in the High Castle.
- Comment on 👴☝️I did that 3 weeks ago:
Sad accuracy noises
- Comment on 👴☝️I did that 3 weeks ago:
Right back to the store then.
Fuck around and get a chargeback.
- Comment on Why have we as a society just accepted the increasingly blinding bright lights of cars? 3 weeks ago:
My apologies.
Deregulation happened completely randomly in a vacuum like a decaying lump of a radioactive element with no cause.
- Comment on Why have we as a society just accepted the increasingly blinding bright lights of cars? 3 weeks ago:
Because consumer protection and regulation seems to have stopped being a real thing after Reagan. Since then everything good has been legacy agencies patching at the edges where they had authority (all gone now thanks to the Supreme Court).
- Comment on The American Dream (terms and conditions apply) 3 weeks ago:
Not if you do it on a data center construction sight, make it look like a homicide, and stop the construction until the investigation completes.
- Comment on How could I prepare for this market scenario? 3 weeks ago:
Instead of buying and selling futures you have to get into the pasts market.
- Comment on Shutting down a piracy site 3 weeks ago:
This hasn’t been true for a while. Unless you are constantly looking for only the most mainstream stuff, huge swathes of material is lost with every shutdown.
The idea of piracy being invincible is a myth from a different internet era along with old patterns like “platforms spring up and die constantly”.
Yeah, in the 2000s that was true - but the main platforms we have today have been around for 20 years and have a stranglehold on users. The internet logic of the aughts no longer holds.
- Comment on Energy bills set to rise as millions struggle with cost of living 4 weeks ago:
Sure, that sounds bad, but look on the bright side…
The costs are going up because we’re using all the energy for the hallucinating lie machines that are using all the water and trying to kill all the jobs while increasing the costs of all computer parts.
- Comment on Non-political meme 4 weeks ago:
I’m already thinking about it - you can stop selling it to me.
- Comment on Why does it feel like most art museums are for adults and most science museums are for kids? 4 weeks ago:
If you’re gonna make it transparent, make it out of this:
- Comment on Why does it feel like most art museums are for adults and most science museums are for kids? 4 weeks ago:
Did scientists figure out how to keep the beige box from turning into a yellow box?
- Comment on Are you telling me they don't? 5 weeks ago:
She told me I was special…
- Comment on AI girlfriend 5 weeks ago:
“Oh, baby… you’re even hotter like this.”
- Comment on d wha 5 weeks ago:
Every day except for Tuesday and Thursday are the enemy of Imu and the World Government.
- Comment on DNAddy 5 weeks ago:
HeLa is extremely interesting, but still requires humans to cultivate her cells.
Canine transmissible venereal tumor however, is an immortal, contagious dog tumor from a dog thousands of years ago that evolved into its own parasitic lifeform that has continued to this day to spread from host to host. Yet, genetically, it is still “dog”.
Anyway, this is my answer when the job interviewer asks me about long-term goals.
- Comment on Incredible 5 weeks ago:
Double mermaid all the way
