Flocklesscrow
@Flocklesscrow@lemm.ee
- Comment on Anon is SpongeBob 2 hours ago:
lol, ok.
- Comment on Anon is SpongeBob 3 hours ago:
lol, solid endorsement
- Comment on Anon is SpongeBob 5 hours ago:
Yeah, I’d say so. At 22 the human brain isn’t even fully developed. Tim and his wife are children acting out some theatrics inculcated by their (almost always) religious community. Then again, I live in an American state that embraces education and critical thinking, so my assumption is ol Tim is from Utah, or some other regressive theocratic place where they’d rather nip autonomy in the bud and tether young people to a prescribed way of life that hasn’t otherwise existed outside of these antideluvian pockets for the last 70 years.
But I’m probably reading too much into it.
- Comment on Anon is SpongeBob 5 hours ago:
Tim is getting married at ~22?
- Comment on I'm pretty sure all of us have given up on any boomer giving us anything anyway 5 hours ago:
Good points. And that shift in paradigm may have been endurable, but Boomers simultaneously felt the need to castigate young people for not failing upwards, as they did, gaslighting multiple generations for being born into predatory systems that Baby Boomers ushered in. They voted against the betterment of others at every turn, while reaping the prosperity of their oversized influence for 50 years and then told their children and grandchildren (who, by and large, are MUCH better educated) that we are lazy and underachieving.
They’re the worst generation in American history.
- Comment on Anon is SpongeBob 6 hours ago:
In a row?
- Comment on I'm pretty sure all of us have given up on any boomer giving us anything anyway 7 hours ago:
I would argue that the stereotype is that most Boomer parents did not actually do much “raising.” They had kids out of some sense of obligation and then kept on focusing on themselves.
Boomers, as a cohort, are incredibly narcissistic and obstinate.
- Comment on I'm pretty sure all of us have given up on any boomer giving us anything anyway 7 hours ago:
“Generation Me.”
- Comment on But of course we don't want to poison our child. 1 day ago:
There’s no test to be a parent. All you have to do is fuck. Creampied by some rando behind a dumpster? Congratulations, the MIRACLE of life.
Human society never really evolves, just rows in circles.
- Comment on Broccoli, cheese, and MILFs 1 day ago:
You can absolutely fuck meatloaf
- Comment on Excellent anti smoking ad 3 days ago:
Frog has swag
- Comment on Anon hates spiders 5 days ago:
Ropeman always pushin rope
- Comment on Official poster for "Superman" (2025) 5 days ago:
Superman is infinitely more interesting than the 37 Batman iterations we’ve gotten over the last 60 years.
- Comment on I choose innovation. 6 days ago:
Gotta change the gear ratio on the twisty stick, so you can open and close much faster.
- Comment on We dumb 6 days ago:
You have to keep going through rehearsal of that old information to keep it from fading. The hard part is stacking new layers on the old layers.
- Comment on We dumb 6 days ago:
Intellectual curiosity is the true barometer; you either thirst to know more, or you’re content with ignorance.
- Comment on We dumb 6 days ago:
Yes, balanced on the other end by billions of mouth-breathing maroons.
- Comment on This store owner will be glad to touch it for you 1 week ago:
There are a few universal truths to humanity.
One is that there are two types of people: those who can have nice, delicate things, and those who should be denied entrance to anywhere the first group goes.
The test is: can you pick up and appropriately place a needle on a record.
- Comment on This store owner will be glad to touch it for you 1 week ago:
W.T.F.
- Comment on Depressing awful town 1 week ago:
And they say white people have no culture.
Grand sweeping gesture
- Comment on butts 2 weeks ago:
Typical Applebee’s experience
- Comment on Anon plays spin the bottle 2 weeks ago:
It’s very difficult to logic away an emotional response
- Comment on When you die, what do you want to be done with you? 3 weeks ago:
Trebuchet my bloated corpse into Dick Cheney’s living room
- Comment on Extended lungs 3 weeks ago:
Yeah but then you have to change your lung oil more frequently. Shit adds up in this economy
- Comment on Rational Self-Interest 3 weeks ago:
Now add in the creation and capture of Surplus Value, and distribution of profits from the sale of said surplus.
“Rational Self-Interest” is pure masturbatory rhetoric from the Capital class.
- Comment on Rational Self-Interest 3 weeks ago:
Tis but a simple machine; the Great Wedge, if you will.
- Comment on HAIL SATAN 3 weeks ago:
So this is why the Devil went down to Georgia?
- Comment on Amazon pumps additional $4Bn in AI Start-up Anthropic 3 weeks ago:
Stock buy-backs used to be illegal, which at least forced some reinvestment. Now it’s just shareholder masturbation all the way down.
- Comment on cuke division 3 weeks ago:
Mitosis is the powerhouse of cancer
- Comment on CCTV shows pupils abused and locked in padded room 3 weeks ago:
Only fair to lock the teacher in a room with the parents for the same duration. See how much calmer they come out.
London pays nearly a THIRD (28%) of their budget to police as of this year.
Police are demanding that figure go up another £60 million to £190MM on average for the next 3 years.
And what do they want to spend it on?
More staff, including officers, costing about $14 million. Police are proposing to hire 97 officers and 92 civilian members over four years.
A new training centre and headquarters renovations costing $80.8 million from 2024-27 and another $123.9 million from 2028-33.
A second armoured vehicle costing $492,000.
A new remote piloted aircraft system, or drone, and a vehicle to transport it, costing $466,000 from 2025-27.
An incident command vehicle costing $351,900 in 2025.
Electric vehicles costing about $2 million from 2024-28