@L0m3z My father spoiled me with jokes. Then again, he didn’t get much respect. But I’m over that now, and grateful for him making me laugh. Here’s a pic of him in ‘92 in Honolulu, shortly before dying in a freak surfing accident.
@VitoBrevis I keep seeing them making "Day of the pillow"-type threats during arguments with people clearly less than 10 years their senior. It feels like the online equivalent of the child who asks the reenactor at Colonial Williamsburg if they were alive for the Revolutionary War
@_SatanWatch I like Flesh Simulator but I unfollowed because his a-logs are just that terrifying. I don't want those zealots somehow turning their Eye of Sauron on me
I like browsing X on the For You tab because it gives me glimpses into the minds of so many different types of people. Like people who are angry that the Pope is Christian
When you're 30-45 (millennials) and still referring to yourselves as "young ppl"
"The boomers were wrong about us having peter pan syndrome. we're just young 38year olds having fun."
Work gave out treat bags for Juneteenth
If anybody wants a rubber Livestrong bracelet with black power fists on it and some Frooties with the watermelon flavor conspicuously removed, hmu
@_SatanWatch You have the funniest haters on here. I wish I had people trying to dunk on me by QT'ing me with inscrutable vertical-mode photos of aggressively highlighted books with notes in them like "Phyllis Schlafly vindicated"
Get grandma briefs from Menards and just tell him they're VS, unless he's a woman trapped in a man's body he's not going to notice or care he just wants to see you in them?? Like what kind of men are you all dating
My only contribution to the Victoria's Secret discourse is that the entire argument is pointless because if a man is really that enthusiastic about shopping for ladies' undergarments he's probably poised to tr00n out anyway
Me when I post a bunch when I'm somewhat drunk, get embarrassed, freak out, and delete them when I'm really drunk, then wake up and regret deleting the posts rather than making them in the first place
@RichardJuice Imo all of the bizarre phone calls were much scarier than the Mothman himself. Like that part where the entities seemingly set up an alternate phone number + answering service for Keel? So creepy
@vanillasheikh69 It's not some libertarian screed about 'personal choices have consequences,' it's about a call to collective liberation. You would know if you had actually read the essay in which the phrase originated, which isn't even by Dworkin btw it's Carol Hanisch
I never comment on anyone's appearance when I'm having an intellectual or ideological disagreement because I sincerely believe that once you are reduced to commenting on someone's looks instead of engaging with their ideas, you have already lost the argument
This is a theme that has been present in UFO literature and lore for a long time. In "The Mothman Prophecies" John Keel details the edicts passed on to contactees and it's all super banal, bland kindergarten classroom-type platitudes. "Peace, tolerance, equality, love each other"
Disclosure Day is not about a cover up, it's about how higher intelligences (aliens, but basically enlightened liberal elites) should have carte blanche to operate over humanity and how by accepting their dictates (empathy) we create peace on earth.