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- Comment on At Justice Alito’s House, a ‘Stop the Steal’ Symbol on Display as the Supreme Court was considering an election case. 1 day ago:
When did we stop punishing traitors?
- Comment on Camelot Rule 1 week ago:
And the bullets.
And the lobotomy.
- Comment on Thomas Edison was the Elon musk of his era 2 weeks ago:
Loan what? Banks can only work if someone has already made a profit that they can invest.
- Comment on Thomas Edison was the Elon musk of his era 2 weeks ago:
No government can exist without surpluses generated by the population. There have never been surpluses, except maybe in a few golden areas of abundant rain, without some form of trade and profit i.e. capitalism
- Comment on Thomas Edison was the Elon musk of his era 2 weeks ago:
If nobody has profits, what is there to invest?
- Comment on Thomas Edison was the Elon musk of his era 2 weeks ago:
Ok. Show me how we collectively invest in R&D without IP and build a car company without profits.
Aaaaannnnd go!
- Comment on Somebody do something. Somebody? 4 weeks ago:
This is a result of the glut of workers caused by the Boomers entering the workforce.
To make ends meet, the women Boomers went to work too which compounded the problem.
The times, they are a changing.
- Comment on Remembering a classic 4 weeks ago:
Pretty much
Per chat GPT
Digital Dadaism is a contemporary movement that combines the principles of Dada, an early 20th-century art movement that prized irrationality, nonsense, and anti-bourgeois protest, with modern digital technologies. Digital Dadaists use tools like digital media, software, and the internet to create artworks that often challenge traditional concepts of art and aesthetics, embracing absurdity, randomness, and the critique of contemporary culture, especially digital culture and consumerism.
This form of art often manifests through various mediums such as digital collage, video, audio, and interactive installations. It reflects a critical and satirical approach to digital technology’s role in society, questioning the norms and functionalities of digital communication and the consumption of media.
- Comment on Remembering a classic 4 weeks ago:
Is this just absurdist?
I have no clue.
- Comment on A Weary Trump Appears to Doze Off in Courtroom Ahead of Criminal Trial 4 weeks ago:
Maybe he can’t afford cocaine since he’s broke.
- Comment on High quality channel 5 weeks ago:
Put it on YouTube!
- Comment on So sad 1 month ago:
Mine was a joke too. You indicated that you had only tasted one, but not which one.
- Comment on So sad 1 month ago:
You should try Miracle Whip sometime.
- Comment on The real personality test 1 month ago:
They actually have AI systems that can detect your mood.
I was in a hurry and started yelling “I WANT TO TALK TO A PERSON” over and over at the computer voice.
It finally took and when the person came on she was friendly in a “let’s deal with this crazy person” voice.
My question was easy for a person to address, but not on their menus and needed to be addressed quickly.
I am probably on a list somewhere, but until we get a social scoring regime, I should be OK.
- Comment on Greatest train robbery ever 1 month ago:
Or a deer!
- Comment on From Pizzagate to the 2020 Election: Forcing Liars to Pay or Apologize 1 month ago:
F’ing awesome
- Comment on cancel culture has gone too far 1 month ago:
How is it that ban on gas in all new construction isn’t a ban?
If it is you trying to buy a new house the government won’t let you have a gas stove, how is that not a ban?
- Comment on cancel culture has gone too far 1 month ago:
READ THE ARTICLE!!!
- Comment on Caption this. 1 month ago:
Balls have convinced people to do things they would never have otherwise done.
- Comment on cancel culture has gone too far 1 month ago:
Sorry. There are such people as lefty extremists and thy are not moderates at heart. This is why we can’t have nice things.
Chicago is still trying to ban them. New York already has.
- Comment on Opinion | MAGA Has Devoured American Evangelicalism 4 months ago:
If you find this interesting, I strongly commend to you a book called “Jesus and John Wayne” by Kristen Du Mez
She explains and provide receipts on how the evangelical movement in the United States evolved, and was looking for a Trump before Trump showed up.
- Comment on Meat stuffed inside an animal intestine 4 months ago:
Sometimes, I will slice them (not all the way through) longways and boil them.
Most of the fat and salt will boil out and they are very light and nice.
If you happen not to eat them and they then cool and dry, they will be very small.
- Comment on Senior Citizen Sex 5 months ago:
I could have gone my whole life without seeing a Kermit Goatsee
- Comment on Blueberry milkshakes 6 months ago:
I just snorted
- Comment on Starfish bodies aren’t bodies at all, study finds | CNN 6 months ago:
This puts Patrick in a whole new light
- Comment on Two distinct eras of television 6 months ago:
They had to work like hell to modify the analog signal to project the curved image on the flat screen.
TBH it didn’t affect the viewing experience.
- Comment on UAW preparing the US for a general strike in 2028 6 months ago:
That’s what happens to perfectly above board not at all mob affiliated union leaders
- Comment on UAW preparing the US for a general strike in 2028 6 months ago:
They need a big war chest otherwise, how can they afford the Jimmy Hoffa lifestyle?
- Comment on They quit their jobs. Their ex-employers sued them for training costs 7 months ago:
This is the straitstimes trying to piss off the American electorate
- Comment on Look into it 7 months ago:
There was a thing in Christianity where if you died before you were babtised you went to hell.
That seemed too cruel so the the LDS came up with the idea that if you were related to the deceased and were going to babtise them anyway you could do it after they died and save them from an eternity in hell.
That quaint little practice metastasized into baptising any and everyone that they can prove kinship with. As a result, the LDS has the most awesome genealogy records on Earth.
They claim that they don’t do it, but they keep maintaining the databases.