The funny thing is that these are likely recent. Some aborigines in Australia suddenly had origin myths for the camels there, which were brought by whites to transport goods and water across part of the desert, and then released when that job was done, leading to feral populations.
So there is some sort of constant organic churn in deep dark places which continually refreshes the upper organic boundaries like the Amazon has totally depleted soils under the forest because all of the nutrients are within the sprawling organic masses on the surface layer. This causes a shallow but constantly reemerging mythos/proverb ecosystem which regenerates like any other organic material within it.
@HariSel57511397 Silly, we're not getting homes.
Though we could probably pull some strings to get something. But a "normal ass job" is not going to be a method
Be American trying to work:
- apply for 1500 jobs
- get 2 callbacks
- 1 callback turns into interview
- 5 rounds of interviews for job
- aced them
- finally get job, it pays 28.50/hr
- working 3 week long “probation” period
- ask boss (woman) why she uses a phrase all the time
- “why go back when we can go forward?”
- boss: >:(
- fired after “probation” period
@TobyTurner So is "she" a catfish who's paying for photos to repost or is she actually living in... No she has to be a catfish, she wouldn't survive otherwise
@AntisepticHorse Really changes the perspective on the "Anime" fad that has been absorbed into the western culture. Its hard to assume the benifits of Japanese allies when they're the population projected to ultimately replace you.
@VrilmaxxedSamJr Eh. Death is death. The faster the problem population is culled the less resources are wasted or subverted on managing them. There is a point that lessons can't be learned nor sadism wards. This is why Slayery in Leviticus is meant to be immediate to the confrontation.