George Carlin's estate posted this on wednesday for a reason.
Auf YouTube findest du die angesagtesten Videos und Tracks. Außerdem kannst du eigene Inhalte hochladen und mit Freunden oder gleich der ganzen Welt teilen.Official George Carlin (YouTube)
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They say wrestling is fake
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Plot twist: the wall has a hippo. It’s painted so clean it looks like it’s leaning over the edge, casually people-watching with the mountains behind it. Simple gag. Perfect execution.
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Nothing projects calm quite like a sleeping cat. Jack Lack painted this gigantic feline resting peacefully across an entire apartment building. Looking up at this massive, cozy beast on your way to work has to lower your blood pressure.
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Meet the most relaxed giant in town: a fisherman perched on the roofline, rod hanging out over the street. The scale is ridiculous, and that’s the point — you can’t not look up.
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Two ginger cats. One street lamp. Instant chaos. Their paws line up with the real pole so well it feels like the wall is mid-pounce. Street meets mural — clean, funny, and impossible to ignore.
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A crack in the pavement becomes a tiny stage. Out pops a little character, arms up like it just won something. That’s David Zinn’s superpower: turning boring sidewalk damage into a quick laugh.
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Alex Chinneck is a master of architectural illusions. He took a historic stone building in Milan and attached a giant zipper to it, making it look like the facade was being casually unzipped to reveal glowing light inside. Pure genius.
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Tom Bob refuses to let urban hardware be boring. He transformed a series of clunky gas meters and pipes into a lively trombone player. The way he sees musical instruments in industrial clutter is absolutely unmatched.
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Jimmy Dvate specializes in painting Australia’s threatened species on a colossal scale. This platypus wrapping around a massive grain silo is not just visually stunning; it’s a giant, friendly reminder of the local wildlife.
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This storm drain got promoted to creature feature. Big eyes up top, then red tentacles spilling out of the grate like it’s trying to escape the curb. Low effort to spot. High reward.
More: More clever street illusions
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Natalia Rak created a piece so perfect it looks like a scene from a fairy tale. A massive, brightly painted girl uses a watering can to nourish an actual, physical tree growing on the sidewalk below. The interaction with the real world is flawless.
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Antonino Perrotta captures the absolute joy of a warm summer evening with this beautiful mural. A child on a swing is painted perfectly against the stone wall, blending the artwork with the real environment. It is a piece that instantly brings back memories of carefree days.
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David Zinn spotted a crack in the pavement and turned it into a little green gator… complete with a tiny rider hanging on for dear life. It’s the kind of blink-and-you-miss-it street magic that makes walking feel like a treasure hunt.
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Did the trombone pipes or the unzipped building make you smile the most?
Discover how Vanyu Krastev turns ordinary objects in Bulgaria into laugh-out-loud street art with just a pair of googly eyes!Vidar (STREET ART UTOPIA)
Made It Funny Again (8 Photos)
Life is better when you have a reason to giggle. These 8 pieces of art show that a little imagination can turn a boring sidewalk into a playground.
Street art does not always need to be deep or serious. Sometimes the best art is the kind that makes you stop and smile. We have collected 8 funny and creative artworks that prove the world is full of surprises if you just look down.More: Funny Signs (20 Photos)
🦖 1. Mailbox Monster — Damon Belanger in California
Even the mail deserves a spooky shadow. This blue mailbox looks like it is ready to eat your bills with its big jagged teeth. It is a great way to make a trip to the post office a bit more exciting. More: Funny Fake Shadows! (20 Photos)🔗 Follow Damon Belanger on Instagram
👻 2. Haunted Crosswalk — Oakoak in France
Crossing the street is much more fun with a floating ghost. Oakoak turned these white stripes into a group of worried faces. One stripe has escaped and is floating away. This was made for the festival Les petits bonheurs in Auchel. More: Lovely by Oakoak (10 Photos)🔗 Follow Oakoak on Instagram
🚌 3. The Best Bus Stop Ever — Takaharu, Japan
These grandparents built a life-size Totoro for their grandkids. It sits right by a bus stop in the mountains. Waiting for the bus has never been this magical. It is the perfect spot for a photo and a hug. More!: Grandparents Build Life-Size Totoro Bus Stop for Their Grandkids in Japan
🏛️ 4. Sidewalk Stonehenge
Why fly to England when you can see Stonehenge on the curb? Someone used loose bricks to build a tiny ancient wonder on a broken sidewalk. It even has a traffic cone for safety. It is a small masterpiece in a messy world.
🤝 5. Joining the Family
This kid found some new friends to play with. He is holding hands with a bronze statue and leaning back. It looks like the metal family is taking him for a walk. Statues are much more fun when you interact with them. More!: Playing With Statues (21 Photos)
🐊 6. Crocodile in the Parking Lot — Tom Bob
Tom Bob turned a boring concrete block into a happy green crocodile. He added legs and a tail on the ground to complete the look. Watch your step when you park your car. This reptile only eats tires. More: 33 Artworks by Creative Genius Tom Bob (That Will Make You Smile)🔗 Follow Tom Bob on Instagram
👣 7. The Invisible Man
This is the easiest street performance ever. You do not even have to show up. Just bring a pair of flip-flops and a funny sign. People are actually giving him money. He must be very good at staying still.
🐭 8. Due to a lack of opponents, Maude soon found that she had become a collector of snowballs — David Zinn
Maude the mouse is ready for a snowball fight in her little blue coat. Since nobody else showed up to play, she has become a collector instead. This chalk art makes the cold winter feel a lot warmer. More: This Is Amazing Art By David Zinn! (11 Photos)🔗 Follow David Zinn on Instagram
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What's this bird?
Was surprised earlier to see this bird on one if the local nature reserve ponds!
Is it a #WhiteHeadedCormorant?
#Cormorant #LongtonBrickcroft #Lancashire #Birds
@What Bird?🦜
Thanks for the reply, that is what Merlin Bird app said, but it showed a normal Great Cormorant.
Also, thanks for the link, most interesting.
Edit - mention of link
Before we get too self-congratulatory about two high profile arrests linked to the Epstein Files (in contrast to the lack of action in the USA) we might reflect on the hopelessness of the 'investigation' into the accusations (and evidence) of both sexual abuse & trafficking that have been directed at the late Mohamed Al Fayed.
Like Epstein in the wake of his death there have been revelations & documentaries but little action against his collaborators.
h/t Observer
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we might reflect not on "the hopelessnes of the investigation". We must start to asking question "WTF why there were NO investigations". Because what we see were no investigations, just evidence gathering for keeping victims silent and papers were meant to go to the deepest cellar.
All we see in tip of the TrumpFiles, released by the single person: MTG, tells us that once "theory" about deep conspiracy of the pervert elites now has irrefutable proof. Now the smoke screens erected on both sidesof the aisle lead crowds to the cliff. They go there chanting "impeachment", 25th.
What I want is to see every FBI director since the first report indicted. Then every field office brass too. Then every politician who was silent. Then. Were they not complicit, we would still have a democracy.
PS. In my dusty memory of the ancient paper press I can find a similar murderous pedophile ring, just boys oriented, protected by the Henry Kissinger. IIRC it was Chicago, late sixties/early seventies. (I Need to dig for it while I can recall the scraps).
For those of you would like to read Hannah Spencer's *entire* address to the Press Conference after her win in the Gorton & Denton by-election (rather than badly recorded edited high-lights as seen on the news), here is the transcript.
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Polanski is already the most adept and quick-thinking speaker in politics today.
If this speech is mostly hers, Spencer may be joining him.
It would be nice to bury the self-satisfaction of the Oxford Union blowhards and bores …
indeed it would....
Do you think I will wake up in the morning?
My wife passed me her phone asking me to put in on charge.
I replied, taking the phone and plugging it in, that she would have to learn to do it for herself, as I can't keep doing everything for her!
2026 Camel Beauty Show Festival: 20 Disqualified from Competition after Botox and Fillers DetectedMichael Gibson (The Fashion Central)
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Morning Paul 👋😃.
I should have added, being * booped* by a playful sheep is so much better than being * scolded* by coffee 😄.
Hope you have a good day.
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thanks Verđandi.
same to you both.
@MAJ1
may the small god of books shine upon you.
i think sir pratchett would have liked it here
Pratchett’s 33rd Discworld novel, Going Postal, tells of the creation of an internet-like system of communication towers called “the clacks”. When John Dearheart, the son of its inventor, is murdered, a piece of code is written called “GNU John Dearheart” to echo his name up and down the lines. “G” means that the message must be passed on, “N” means “not logged”, and “U” means the message should be turned around at the end of a line. (This was also a realworld tech joke: GNU is a free operating system, and its name stands, with recursive geek humour, for “GNU’s not Unix”.) The code causes Dearheart’s name to be repeated indefinitely throughout the system, because: “A man is not dead while his name is still spoken.”
What better way to remember the beloved inventor of this fictional system, then, than “GNU Terry Pratchett”?
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no kittens were harmed in the making of this gif.
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Auf YouTube findest du die angesagtesten Videos und Tracks. Außerdem kannst du eigene Inhalte hochladen und mit Freunden oder gleich der ganzen Welt teilen.TheDorkShop (YouTube)
why am i not surprised:
Personalized learning for all students. The most advanced learning technology in the world is finally coming to a city near you.Squirrel AI
Does anyone here know of good *UK/English* resources to share with middle aged/class white English men about racism towards Gypsy, Traveller, Roma communities for them to 'educate themselves'.
Including what that racism looks like, why it's wrong and how to consider if a thing is GRT-racism...
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How far back in time can you understand English?
It’s a thousand years of the English language, compressed into a single blog post.
"... as his post goes on, his language gets older. A hundred years older with each jump. The spelling changes. The grammar changes. Words you know are replaced by unfamiliar words, and his attitude gets older too, as the blogger’s voice is replaced by that of a Georgian diarist, an Elizabethan pamphleteer, a medieval chronicler."
deadlanguagesociety.com/p/how-…
An experiment in language changeColin Gorrie (Dead Language Society)
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That's fantastic.
I got as far as 1200.
Nope. Didn't even get to the first unfamiliar word before I got stopped by "sign up for our mailing list" garbage.
Close tab.
Hard test! I'm reminded of this idea to warn people in 10,000 years, when our language has been lost, where we dumped nuclear waste.
“They proposed we genetically engineer a species of cat that changes color in the presence of radiation. We release it into the wild to act as living Geiger counters. Then we create folklore and write songs and tell stories about these 'ray cats', the moral being that when you see these cats change colors, run far, far away.”
99percentinvisible.org/episode…
In 1990, the federal government invited a group of geologists, linguists, astrophysicists, architects, artists, and writers to the New Mexico desert, to visit the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant. They would be there on assignment.99% Invisible
I'm not entirely certain what this comment means.
What is that, 5 seconds?
Interestingly, as a German, I can understand quite a lot of the very old texts. But my mother had a PHD in English and French and knew a lot about old Germanic sagas and medieval German literature. So, that is nothing foreign to me.
If you read anything from Walther von der Vogelweide, you will clearly see the similarities to the oldest texts. Words and grammar are recognizable, and if you can read one, you can read the other.
But even in Shakespeare's time, you will find a lot of those common roots of our languages, and if you get used to the different spelling, the sound of it rings familiar. And as late as in Jane Austen's times, even the number format was still the same as in German, for instance, four-and-twenty and not twenty-four.
After all, with all the lost grammar and words, modern English is just a watered-down version of old German.
that was fun!
I understood what was going on as far as 1300, got most of 1200, got the gist of 1100 but definitely missed some of it, and was fully guessing at what was going on in 1000 (it turned out i guessed at least a bit of it right so there was a shadow of comprehension).
Lost me at 1600 "thouing". First word I had to understand from the context.
1200 still understood half.
Thought I lost meaning completely at 1100 until I imagined it was a play being performed, then got an eighth of it.
1000 could only glean some meaning from the spacing of the words, might as well be a completely different language to me.
for an audible experience
Fun, but I have a some comments and criticisms.
1900: I wish the author had leaned less obviously on Clement Clarke Moore and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. They spoke (or wrote) a stylized English consciously, and our traveller would not.
1700: The letter "ſ", the "long s", is typographical, not linguistic. Readers at the time would read "congress" as readily as "congreſs".
1600: Again, this is mostly typographical variation. Spoken, one would understand it easily. The weird "thouing" want seen until some fifty years later.
1500: Spoken, this would present no trouble to a modern listener.
1400: Typographical again, wiþ only minor variations in þe ſpelling used. Nat harde to reade, alþouȝ again the letter ſubstitution can be rouȝ.
1300: I don't see "ſchaltou" that far back, bit I didn't dig hard. I imagine spoken, one would realize it's two words mashed together. A Germanic "en" seems to show up randomly. "Rewþe" made me smile.
1200 and earlier: I feel like the vocabulary is starting to change here to the point where my unfamiliarity with the typographical anachronisms becomes an impediment. Hearing it spoken would help, and I'm interested enough to want to substitute modern characters for the archaic to see if that gets me further.
Thanks for posting this.
Loved that. I hit a wall at the 1200 section.
This is the kind of exercise any pedant needs to go through. There is no "pure" English to preserve. It's a living language.
"Þe sayde Maiſter, what that hee apperid bifore me, was verely a Deuill, or so me þouȝte"
the said maister, what that he appeared before me, was verely a devil, or so me thought
so far im finding it really cool how much of this change is like spelling. like one could translate it literally and not feel like much meaning is lost
At 1200 I understood about half. Less than that in 1100 and 1000, but more than zero. It also helped when I realized the p was a w.
Being Danish did help. "sloȝ hem and fælde hem to þe grunde" is not too far from modern Danish.
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I was ok with websites serving me adverts to generate revenue. Which is how ads used to work.
But it's a level beyond that now, and far more nefarious. Websites now use trackers dressed as adverts, so third parties can collate the info, invade my privacy and flog that data in a way that could be used against me.
They broke the social agreement, so I'm not accepting their ads or their cookies, and I'm blocking their trackers whenever I can.
Every ad that we see makes an imprint in our brain. It uses our own brain resources to store itself in memory, in the connections between our own neurons, because that's what our brains naturally do.
Who knows, it might even be consolidated in there and compete with actual, useful memories of our real lives.. Biasing the competition in their favour, ads are designed to attract our attention and stick in our memory as much as possible.
Like cigarettes rot our lungs, it's very likely ads rot our brains.. We should protect ourselves from them and set up boundaries while we can!
Alt Ending:
user: “fine I guess I’ll turn off my ad blocker, just this one time though.”
*immediately gets redirected to a site telling them to download some random ass browser extension*
user: “yeahhhhh fuck no.”
If a web site is too difficult to use, whether it complains about my software blocking its advertising and/or trackers, a paywall, a tracking wall, questionable terms of service, etc., I'm not shy about pulling up (and sharing) a link to an archived copy.
archive.ph has been a good service
I never use my smart TV using the TV functions. I *only* use it via HDMI cord from my desktop, which is running Firefox and uBlock Origin.
No ads whatsoever on Prime, YouTube, or Tubi.
I have a visceral, almost trauma response to seeing an ad. If I see an ad from your company, not only will I never buy your product, I will contemplate going to your corporate headquarters and burning it to the ground.
Also, thank fuck for VPNs and The Pirate Bay
fun fact! the adblocker contains an overlay element remover which i can point at the message telling me to remove the adblocker,
*pop
This was exactly my reaction to Boing Boing requiring that I turn off my ad blocker some month ago. Or pay a monthly subscription.
Enshitification has been lurking in the background of the site with their questionable merch vendor. When I came back randomly some 6 month later, they'd removed the ad block ban and switched to a freemium model. But the artlcles were a lot crappier.
Haven't gone back since. RIP.
when ads were small static text blocks I didn't mind. As soon as they started to move, pop-up or pop-under I started to block them. I've used an adblock of some sort for so long now I'd forgotten what some sites look like with ads.
Any site that says turn off your block gets ignored, and there are no exceptions.
If ads weren't annoying, were relevant to the site, legal, static, small, then I may consider unblocking them, it's their own fault they get blocked.
I struggle with this. I don't use an ad blocker, because the ones who made the site should get paid. But yes, a lot of sites are F---ING OBNOXIOUS with the way they handle their ads. Typically, I just close the tab when I come across them. Not worth it.
That way, I don't "cheat" sites with acceptable ad practices out of their compensation, and I also don't get to view content "for free" (read: without seeing their ads) on obnoxious sites. I just say no thanks to them. Feels fair.
As the Tory Party subsides (perhaps not quietly) into (temporary?) obscurity, Andy Burge has been doing the maths on the traditional claim that the Tories are the party of economic competence.
Looking at:
Inflation;
Public Debt;
Unemployment;
Average salaries;
House prices & rents; and
Tax receipts.
He demolishes the argument the Tories were competent; but of course they were competent at one thing, clearly: increasing the wealth of the wealthiest!
#Tories #economics
bearlypolitics.co.uk/p/reader-…
From Thatcher to Sunak: how the data compares to the reputation.Andy Burge (Bearly Politics)
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Our Friendica is struggling. We get a lot of 502 Bad Gateway (nginx). CPU is at 100% all the time eaten by Friendica. This has happened after the update to the latest Friendica stable. It seems that there are many processes happening in the database.
The post-user table has 64,135,238 rows...I suspect this is an issue. I am not sure if Friendica is reindexing or doing something now after the update...
But needs investigation...sorry for that..
Any tips welcomed!
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I was mostly a 2HB person
We are having corned beef stew followed by apple crumble for tea later, because I went to the local* supermarket earlier and got one of their "Too good to waste" vegetable boxes, which I bought for £2.
In the box I got (weights in kg)
Apples 1.655
Potatoes 1.561
Carrots 0.276
Parsnips 0.235
Courgette 0.221
Turnip 0.241
Celeriac 0.416
Mushrooms 0.103
small onions 0.057
a large bulb of garlic
Cos Lettuce
* local as in HQ'd 10 miles away and store at bottom of street!
Hello squirrels,
I am almost as famous as that other Geri, but unlike her, I have a neurodegenerative disease called #Dystonia, but it is only others who see me as disabled. I am also a big-bottomed, anarchist, green type and a connoisseur of fine wine, although I will quaff any old rubbish.
I am a poor speller and swear more than a decent person ought to.
I love people who love other people and hate those who do not.
I mean no harm.
*snogs*
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@madengineering well I am a vegan. So I have be dudiscious in what I suggesst
Vina Zorzal Sea of Dreams Red, 2023 is tremendous - similar to rijoja
we had it on Sunday
it's quite pricey xx
*snogs*
Who drinks Oat flavoured water, or any of the other plant flavoured waters?
bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cx2gnl…
The plant-based drink maker can no longer use the term 'milk' to market its products.Emer Moreau (BBC News)
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*cast the first gluten
Dr Power Nap, DDS ✅️
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Gluten Hadouken
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he hit him five times!?
damn
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calm down, i think you're getting too many carbs 🤭
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in reply to Flaming Cheeto • • •i remember having an argument with my wife about switching from white rice to brown rice
that brown rice is a gradual rise in blood sugar while white rice is a spike, it's punching your spleen
she agreed
one of the few arguments i've won with my wife
dramatic visualization is good rhetoric
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he knows what it's like being hit by too many carbs
Court Cantrell won't conform
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well they *say* it is fake
looks totally real to me
excess carbs can pack quite a punch
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Court Cantrell won't conform
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in reply to Court Cantrell won't conform • • •@courtcan
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pass the marinara
Court Cantrell won't conform
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in reply to Court Cantrell won't conform • • •Darth Hideout 🏳️🌈
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in reply to Darth Hideout 🏳️🌈 • • •😂
you missed a career in naming wrestling moves
Darth Hideout 🏳️🌈
in reply to ᴮᵉⁿ ᴿᵒʸᶜᵉVOTE IN THE PRIMARIES • • •I mean, it's never too late? What's the pay like?
Also:
Pie Driver
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in reply to Darth Hideout 🏳️🌈 • • •@darth_hideout
three fitty
Cabbage Patch-n-Snatch
Darth Hideout 🏳️🌈
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in reply to Darth Hideout 🏳️🌈 • • •@darth_hideout
"Did somebody order takedown with extra CHEEEEEESE?"
Mark Whybird
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in reply to Mark Whybird • • •@whybird @darth_hideout
BOOOOOOOOOOO
👏 👏 👏
Raymond Russell
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in reply to Raymond Russell • • •@raymierussell
BOOOOO
{hits favorite button}
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Unknown parent • • •@pisipapi
excess carbs can kill! 😳
Paul Turnbull 🇨🇦
in reply to ᴮᵉⁿ ᴿᵒʸᶜᵉVOTE IN THE PRIMARIES • • •In the immortal words of Ricky Knight (Nick Frost) in Fighting With My Family: “Fixed! Not Fake. “
Also remembering I need to get wrestling tickets for later this month.
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in reply to Paul Turnbull 🇨🇦 • • •Chris
in reply to ᴮᵉⁿ ᴿᵒʸᶜᵉVOTE IN THE PRIMARIES • • •Marta
in reply to ᴮᵉⁿ ᴿᵒʸᶜᵉVOTE IN THE PRIMARIES • • •Pino Carafa
in reply to ᴮᵉⁿ ᴿᵒʸᶜᵉVOTE IN THE PRIMARIES • • •Possibly AI-generated RybotCalbearo 🇪🇸🎾
in reply to ᴮᵉⁿ ᴿᵒʸᶜᵉVOTE IN THE PRIMARIES • • •retrimental
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in reply to retrimental • • •@retrimental
so many are done in by excess carbs
smh
Dustin D. Wind
in reply to ᴮᵉⁿ ᴿᵒʸᶜᵉVOTE IN THE PRIMARIES • • •ᴮᵉⁿ ᴿᵒʸᶜᵉVOTE IN THE PRIMARIES
in reply to Dustin D. Wind • • •Dustin D. Wind
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in reply to Dustin D. Wind • • •@MySideIsHumanity
and if midwits like yourself continue attacking dems while the GOP literally drives us to fascism, you're only helping MAGA and too much of a moron to understand how
Dustin D. Wind
in reply to ᴮᵉⁿ ᴿᵒʸᶜᵉVOTE IN THE PRIMARIES • • •Keep on believing the Dems will do the right thing if only they win the next election, no matter how many times they utterly refuse to do so while in power. Someone has to.
Me, I'm sick of the fact I've been watching them pull this same shtick for decades on end and things ONLY GET WORSE.
ᴮᵉⁿ ᴿᵒʸᶜᵉVOTE IN THE PRIMARIES
in reply to Dustin D. Wind • • •the dems fucking suck. it would require many iterations to vaguely improve from our current state
the point of voting dem currently is to escape fascism
if you don't understand that is the most pressing concern, you are, as i said, a fucking moron
or rather, you are a MAGA troll using a "BoTh SiDeS tHe SaMe" angle to help trump
which is of course fucking stupid, so a moron troll then
Dustin D. Wind
in reply to ᴮᵉⁿ ᴿᵒʸᶜᵉVOTE IN THE PRIMARIES • • •It must be nice, living in a simple world where one side is Good but willfully inept, and the other side is the only true source of Evil. I prefer the world where we can't count on either of them, no matter how many childish insults are heaped on me for doing so.
As long as the billionaires keep us divided, we're going to keep careening toward disaster. Our only chance will be when the 99%ers of good will turn off their color-coded hate cults and work together, like our ancestors did.
Dustin D. Wind
in reply to Dustin D. Wind • • •ᴮᵉⁿ ᴿᵒʸᶜᵉVOTE IN THE PRIMARIES
in reply to Dustin D. Wind • • •so... just a heads up, oh wise politics professor:
the GOP is marching us to fascism
just a teensy tiny problem you might want to take into consideration in your galaxy brain midwit enlightenment
😂
Dustin D. Wind
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in reply to Dustin D. Wind • • •i've said it twice. i'll say it again. i'm sure with your level of intelligence i might need to say it 3 or 4 more times:
the dems fucking suck
but they aren't fascism
take some time. i know it's difficult for you. i believe in you deep thinker!
😂
GF493D
in reply to ᴮᵉⁿ ᴿᵒʸᶜᵉVOTE IN THE PRIMARIES • • •Garret
in reply to ᴮᵉⁿ ᴿᵒʸᶜᵉVOTE IN THE PRIMARIES • • •Death Stranding 2
If you know you know.
Mike Mayak
in reply to ᴮᵉⁿ ᴿᵒʸᶜᵉVOTE IN THE PRIMARIES • • •Solarbird
in reply to ᴮᵉⁿ ᴿᵒʸᶜᵉVOTE IN THE PRIMARIES • • •Solarbird
in reply to Solarbird • • •basically i'm saying
FINISH HIM
with red pepper and grated mozzarella
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in reply to Solarbird • • •@moira
MARINARA SMASH
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in reply to Solarbird • • •@moira
hadoughken 😂
JackMex
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in reply to JackMex • • •@JackMexa4
hadoughken as @moira said 😂
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Unknown parent • • •@racingdaily
someone else said "hadoughken" 😂
ewhac
in reply to ᴮᵉⁿ ᴿᵒʸᶜᵉVOTE IN THE PRIMARIES • • •UkeleleEric
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in reply to UkeleleEric • • •McSquank (formerly: McSquank)
in reply to ᴮᵉⁿ ᴿᵒʸᶜᵉVOTE IN THE PRIMARIES • • •be a real shame if that dude’s name isn’t The Moon
And he walks on to That’s Amore
Kit Rhett Aultman
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in reply to Kit Rhett Aultman • • •@roadriverrail
unfortunately also an antivax idiot
ah well, he had his 15 minutes of fame
Kit Rhett Aultman
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