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Reply to Soy milk ice cream by rain
Vanilla. I ate all my snickerdoodle ice cream NYE. It was tasty!
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I don’t know, but hypocrisy on moral issues from the far right is hardly a new phenomenon. How many anti gay congressmen have been caught with male sex workers in the last 50 years? Beyond that, this is a guy who is cheating on his wife; Im not an advocate of monogamy or marriage but there doesn’t seem to be anything ethical about this guy’s non-monogamy. In short, he’s a hypocritical, lying POS who thinks with his crotch.
I just hope your friend is getting a nice bag from him. Make him pay dearly for it.
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Reply to comment by rain in you are funnier and more interesting than you think! by hollyhoppet
Now I’m reading this in 2025.
Happy nude queer!
gets dressed and goes off to find breakfast
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Reply to did nobody see the joke in my new years resolution post or did y'all just independently decide to serious reply to it? by hollyhoppet
I noticed but I didn’t have anything funny to say in response that wasn’t also horribly dark. So I stuck with somewhat serious and at least slightly positive.
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Make it to 2026
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Reply to comment by emma in you are funnier and more interesting than you think! by hollyhoppet
Not yet, but soon….
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Have a good microbe monday! Remember there are microbes in kisses, the dear little things.
Ok you made me giggle, thank you!
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Reply to comment by WRETCHEDSORCERESS in when is your last day of work 2024 [Aa] by oolong
Congratulations! Yay grants!
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Reply to when is your last day of work 2024 [Aa] by oolong
I’ve got kids, so the 31? That’s probably the last day I’ll do work for pay too, but I’ll definitely be working that day.
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Reply to How often do you shut down your computer? Do you shut it down every night? Suspend to ram? Suspend to disk? by flabberghaster
I don’t even turn it on every day, so I clearly can’t shut it down every night lol. And I usually suspend to disk, with the occasional reboot for general system health.
On the other hand, my phone pretty much never gets shut down unless I’m doing a reboot.
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Reply to comment by nomorepie in do yall have any new year rituals by skookin
I’m usually just trying to find someplace quiet away from my family
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Reply to comment by twovests in My vote was never counted and my election officials never got back to me. by twovests
Maybe there's a reasonable explanation, but maybe the road to hell is lined with "benefit of the doubt".
Exactly. And the thing is, some fraction of the uncounted ballots probably are for completely unrelated reasons, and they rely on this for plausible deniability. But taken as a whole, I believe most of these cases are cases of deliberate lack of care, i.e., voter suppression.
The real question now is: so what? What are we going to do about it?
Edit: just to be clear, I don’t have an answer - this is just what I’ve been asking myself the last month
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This is where lucid dreaming would be nice. I mean, who wouldn’t want a situation where you could burn down your place of employment without consequences?
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Reply to comment by flabberghaster in I believe every conspiracy theory. Even contradictory ones. by flabberghaster
I always thought it was a torus, like a doughnut. If you hold it one way it’s hollow (the doughnut hole), stand it up like a wheel and it’s round, lay it down on your plate and it’s flat. It’s the only shape that fits all three delusions.
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But, why wasn't my vote counted?
I’m absolutely convinced it’s because someone knew there would be no consequences for burying it. Voter suppression is far more likely to get hand wringing than a serious response, so active grassroots voter suppression has become popular.
It’s turns out the old saying “if voting could bring change it would be illegal” was wrong. Instead, it’s “if voting could bring change we will rig the results.”
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Reply to comment by twovests in shadow's story is one of radical self acceptance. you are all of you. never forget it by twovests
Well that’s a nice surprise; I’m plural as well. In fact part of why I’m here is to practice fronting in a space the others don’t consider “theirs” - otherwise they try to butt in and take over the conversation.
Plurals represent!
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Reply to comment by cute_spider in balatro warning: this game is not fun if you don't already know how to play poker by twovests
Along with the obsession over Texas Hold’em, quite possibly the worst version of poker that actually uses cards.
But I’m not bitter or anything.
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Reply to comment by voxpoplar in Reminder for people in the north who have older windows: it’s time to close your storm windows by rain
It’s probably a regional thing, but storm windows (sometimes called a storm sash) are basically lightweight secondary windows installed on the outside of single pane windows. This provides protection for your primary window from hail and storm debris, as well as just generally providing better insulation by turning the whole combination assembly into a sort of a primitive 2 pane window.
Storm windows are normally left open/swapped out for screens during the warm and moderate seasons, and closed for winter (and sometimes the stormy part of spring). During the worst of winter they can make a huge difference in how cold and drafty a room feels, as well as save on overall heating bills.
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Reply to comment by hollyhoppet in you know what's pretty neat? birds by hollyhoppet
I’m not sure they’re wrong? Depends on your metrics I guess
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Reply to comment by devtesla in you are funnier and more interesting than you think! by hollyhoppet
Forever is a long time