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1) genuine life changing moment of my early 20s was realizing I actually didn't have to do this at all. tell the youths
2) I feel like there's a class discussion to be had around the stakes of this kind of decision though
2) I feel like there's a class discussion to be had around the stakes of this kind of decision though
So many men go through life like that. You can play poker because it's right-coded, you can't enjoy fruity alcoholic drinks because they're women-coded, you can't lick an ice cream cone because it's gay-coded. All day, every day, choosing and judging things based on coding for narrow norms.
November 26, 2025 at 3:43 PM
1) genuine life changing moment of my early 20s was realizing I actually didn't have to do this at all. tell the youths
2) I feel like there's a class discussion to be had around the stakes of this kind of decision though
2) I feel like there's a class discussion to be had around the stakes of this kind of decision though
Anyone else who grew up in the age of magnetic media (floppies, cassettes, platter HDDs, cathode monitors) get really nervous that every friggin PC or home office gadget are just infested with magnets lately?
September 7, 2025 at 3:37 PM
Anyone else who grew up in the age of magnetic media (floppies, cassettes, platter HDDs, cathode monitors) get really nervous that every friggin PC or home office gadget are just infested with magnets lately?
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Do not normalize children dying from measles. Measles was previously eliminated in the US, thanks to vaccines.
When children die from measles, it means that adults have catastrophically failed to protect them because they have rejected basic science.
When children die from measles, it means that adults have catastrophically failed to protect them because they have rejected basic science.
April 7, 2025 at 5:47 PM
Do not normalize children dying from measles. Measles was previously eliminated in the US, thanks to vaccines.
When children die from measles, it means that adults have catastrophically failed to protect them because they have rejected basic science.
When children die from measles, it means that adults have catastrophically failed to protect them because they have rejected basic science.
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the people who told you to calm down about Roe are the same people telling you to calm down about Social Security, in case you hadn't noticed
March 22, 2025 at 12:02 AM
the people who told you to calm down about Roe are the same people telling you to calm down about Social Security, in case you hadn't noticed
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I just saw a Cybertruck with a "Baby on Board" sticker and thought that was very self-aware of the owner.
March 13, 2025 at 3:59 PM
I just saw a Cybertruck with a "Baby on Board" sticker and thought that was very self-aware of the owner.
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Owner of hospital:
"Doctor, I need you to cut 8.8lbs of cancerous tissue out of my ex wife."
Surgeon:
"Okay. What type of cancer? Where exactly is it? How do we know it's 8.8lbs? Is there a plan already?"
Owner:
"Trust me, it's in there. You have until 5pm. She's already in the OR. No anesthesia."
"Doctor, I need you to cut 8.8lbs of cancerous tissue out of my ex wife."
Surgeon:
"Okay. What type of cancer? Where exactly is it? How do we know it's 8.8lbs? Is there a plan already?"
Owner:
"Trust me, it's in there. You have until 5pm. She's already in the OR. No anesthesia."
February 26, 2025 at 8:27 PM
Owner of hospital:
"Doctor, I need you to cut 8.8lbs of cancerous tissue out of my ex wife."
Surgeon:
"Okay. What type of cancer? Where exactly is it? How do we know it's 8.8lbs? Is there a plan already?"
Owner:
"Trust me, it's in there. You have until 5pm. She's already in the OR. No anesthesia."
"Doctor, I need you to cut 8.8lbs of cancerous tissue out of my ex wife."
Surgeon:
"Okay. What type of cancer? Where exactly is it? How do we know it's 8.8lbs? Is there a plan already?"
Owner:
"Trust me, it's in there. You have until 5pm. She's already in the OR. No anesthesia."
When random people ask "How are you today?"
would the reply
"I'd be doing better, if my best was good enough." be considered oversharing?
would the reply
"I'd be doing better, if my best was good enough." be considered oversharing?
February 22, 2025 at 3:30 PM
When random people ask "How are you today?"
would the reply
"I'd be doing better, if my best was good enough." be considered oversharing?
would the reply
"I'd be doing better, if my best was good enough." be considered oversharing?
Kash looking as surprised as the rest of us.
He's like "Wait Really? I was supposed to be the joke nomination to make the real candidate look good. Did they not see my resume, and all the shitposting about the FBI I did?"
He's like "Wait Really? I was supposed to be the joke nomination to make the real candidate look good. Did they not see my resume, and all the shitposting about the FBI I did?"
February 20, 2025 at 8:32 PM
Kash looking as surprised as the rest of us.
He's like "Wait Really? I was supposed to be the joke nomination to make the real candidate look good. Did they not see my resume, and all the shitposting about the FBI I did?"
He's like "Wait Really? I was supposed to be the joke nomination to make the real candidate look good. Did they not see my resume, and all the shitposting about the FBI I did?"
Making some predictions now. In the next 4 few years we'll have another Luigi try to take out a Health insurance CEO. regardless of whether they succeed. the The private insurance companies will collectively raise everyone's rates and refuse all claims until the assassin is executed.
February 18, 2025 at 7:18 PM
Making some predictions now. In the next 4 few years we'll have another Luigi try to take out a Health insurance CEO. regardless of whether they succeed. the The private insurance companies will collectively raise everyone's rates and refuse all claims until the assassin is executed.
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Is it possible to have Dyslexia, but in your hands only? Over the years my typing has gotten so bad Spellcheck just shrugs, and Grammarly asks if I need another language module.
I know I don;t have it, but these fingers, just don;t believe in the mission anymore.
I know I don;t have it, but these fingers, just don;t believe in the mission anymore.
January 17, 2025 at 11:37 PM
Is it possible to have Dyslexia, but in your hands only? Over the years my typing has gotten so bad Spellcheck just shrugs, and Grammarly asks if I need another language module.
I know I don;t have it, but these fingers, just don;t believe in the mission anymore.
I know I don;t have it, but these fingers, just don;t believe in the mission anymore.
This needs to catch on.
December 26, 2024 at 9:52 PM
This needs to catch on.