Generally speaking, a politician considers their voter base to either be the stupidest motherfuckers on the whole planet, or the most gullible. More often than not, it’s the former

that’s why I haven’t downloaded OperaGX to run twitch in the background

I mean yes, but more often than not, people generally DON"T wanna kill other people

for me, it was discoverability. Like, several guides said “use tags” but 4 out of 5 people DON"T. And more often than not, when you do search the tags, you see several posts that aren’t what you wanted at all. Or worse, the tag you search doesn’t have any posts newer than several months to a year. Basically it relied on an honor system where few people had honor.

there are some ahem “works of fiction” that not only explore that, but also refer to it as “selfcest”

so… yes and no? yesn’t?

is that why that one british lady Uncle Roger was roasting drained her rice?

I was worried for a sec until I found out it was a union sticking it to a company named Crooked Media

I’m mostly worried about the Harbor Freight shirts, cause there’s one down the street from the clothing bin I usually drop stuff in. The construction contractors not so much cause outside of construction sites, no one really says anything about em

I get the frustrations of Moshidon. I couldn’t save a picture from my mastodon account cause there was no direct download, and it took me like 40 minutes to figure it out, and even then I think I just screencapped and cropped it

old songs just randomly pop up on the internet all the time. a couple weeks ago it was it was Chicken in Black by Johnny Cash. A bit before then it was She’s a Lady by Tom Jones.

Employee: I’d like to use my PTO

Boss: No

Employee: (goes on vacation anyway)

Boss’s best friend news:

Where the fuck has the Associated Press been? That’s like US’s worst-kept secret. Like there’s entire movies about all that

Thanks for the correction. That helps me better understand how counteracting pollution works

aside from the obvious “rich people exploiting the environment with their hippy party that costs $200 for their cheapest tickets,” I saw a video online that brought up a good point that I never considered. The cost of lumber has increased exponentially in the past 3 years alone, jumping to nearly $1700 per 1000 feet at its peak in 2021, but staying between $400 and $600 per 1000 feet in recent months (still high compared to say 10 years ago.) And these people are buying tens of thousands of feet of lumber solely to burn it away in the middle of nowhere where there’s little vegetation to absorb the excess CO2 waste. That, along with the climate change protesters being police brutalized just before the event, really puts a sour taste in people’s mouths. Especially in a time where “once in a lifetime” weather events seem to be back-to-back.

economic data from: https://tradingeconomics.com/commodity/lumber