ah ha you have clicked my profile that means you must look at something I like that's the rules (you don't want to be a criminal, do you?)
here's a song by Ewan Dobson, the greatest guitarist of all time.
https://t.co/wnYE3ShBOW
didnt see the monkey noise girls until this, is that really all it was?
indicative of a very delicate state of desperation that that’s how theyre reacting to it, good sign imo
they know they have to signal disagreement to avoid getting cannabalized by their group later for perhaps appearing to agree with something due to lack of protest
basically the “silence is violence” dynamic, its not about the content of the spoken word, its about compliance
This thing where liberals have uncontrollable audible outbursts whenever they hear something they disagree with really needs to be studied. What in the world is going on there?
I’m being totally serious. I’m not trying to make fun of anybody here or just saying something snarky. It’s very strange the way they audibly gasp whenever they hear something with which they disagree. I’ve never once heard a conservative do this.
Go watch an Ann Colter video from 20 years ago where she speaks to a liberal college audience. They literally cannot sit still and listen to somebody say something with which they disagree. Nervous laughter, audible moans and groans, literal gasps.
And every other speaker who goes up to the mic feels compelled to ask her, “do you really believe what you’re saying? I mean, is this a bit or do you really believe it?”
Again, I’m not trying to be funny or snarky here. It’s very weird how just one political faction does this.
@D0gWylie saw a wreck once where it was hard to figure out what the bike was for a bit
dumbass was going a similar speed up to an interstate entrance, caught a big pickup pulling out a parking lot
truck people were fine, he was presumably paste
i swear they think theyre in a movie
@oecolamp im not sure what the exact percent of the population is like this but it's a LOT
my main theory about how they come to be is that their parents beat or otherwise abused them, the people a child is meant to trust the most doing that to them.. it makes sense to me but idk for sure
@oecolamp yo im on your side on this, but you're a bit naive
you're arguing with people who don't know what love actually is, they're incapable of it and therefore cannot reciprocate it, they're basically empty inside
they only act on what benefits them, they don't care about anyone
@punished_dorf ok, it actually is what i thought then, i was just giving them the benefit of doubt again for some stupid reason
we’re the baddies because they want to kill us and we might have a “reaction” to that, got it
@D0gWylie its not empathy
people like that are empty and conniving psychos who hate everyone around them
she knew what she was advocating for, to hurt and diminish her own people so she could continue to feel superior to them
shes just surprised at the violation of a perceived agreement
Getting off this hellsite for awhile. I hope not permanently but honestly maybe. It’s become insanely retarded on here. The value of learning about the world and having interesting conversations with random smart people is 99% gone. Every poster sells slop to a 90 IQ audience, everyone in the replies is a screaming baboon.
@OliverOrcbucks dude theyre all over the gulf coast
the food is.. servicable, but pretty basic imo
i think the best part about them though is that i have never seen an h1b worker in one, they only hire true locals, considering that its hard to hate them for any other reason
Anyone who hates Tabasco is revealing themselves as not knowing how to cook at a systemic level
It's not a sauce. It is a fundamental prepared ingredient, like horseradish or a boullion cube.
Tabasco is a spicy, bitter vinegar for when something is too sweet AND too creamy. The heat keeps you from adding TOO much and making your food into a vinegary mess.
The acidity cuts the creaminess, and the bitterness of the tabasco pepper cuts the sweetness, and all you are left with is a clean mild heat
If you want a hot SAUCE, I'm a fan of Scorned Woman
@ChoochSkookum pfft
we could have them all filtered in an afternoon, if the government would just stand aside
the endless frustration of modern times is the unspoken collective agreement we've all seemed to make that we're just not allowed to ever take action, fucking hate it
@daffyposting yeah i think they got you on lock
recently realized like the three last times you replied to me xitter didnt notify me
i think you know who actually needs to get raped
The worst writing system in the world is Japanese, and it's not close. Even the Japanese know this.
My childhood friend is a Japanese-to-English translator, who's worked in and out of Japan for 50 years and has many stories. He told me about a civil court case in Seattle, in which the attorney asked him how to pronounce a certain Japanese person's name. My friend said, "I don't know." The attorney began to mock his translation skills, and my friend explained that for much of Kanji, you CANNOT know the pronunciation till you hear it spoken.
Oddly enough, the best writing system in the world is just across the sea, in Korea.
In the GIF below, I am showing a short moment in the movie Spirited Away, in which the witch magically removes the second syllable in Chihiro's name. This changes Chihiro's name to "Sen" which of course makes absolutely no sense in any language but Japanese. And frankly, it's insane in Japanese too.
@D0gWylie just yesterday i was wondering why the victorian brits favored verbosity, whereas we value brevity and conciseness
was it actually a mechanism of exclusion? it seems bloviating to us, but maybe they did it to make the language that much harder for foreigners to access?
@Lagrange2077 the smartest ones are all British/Europeans but they use the title differently than Americans
they understand its dangerous to label yourself anything “further to the right” than that, its a way to say theyre unapproving of all the gov shit but that theyre still law abiding