*yawn*

Yet another employee of the troll farm trying to enable fascism to start a civil war in the US.

The people that didn’t vote for the only realistic potential winner of the left wing candidates in the last election are who enabled fascism, and who are the same people stirring the pot with all of the in-fighting, and who are the same people spouting the same shit “BoTh SiDeS aRe ThE sAmE.” Might as well be right wing plants.

If enabling fascism is your long term strategy for real “growth”, I want no part of it. I’d rather enable the party bringing ranked voting to multiple states and hope they continue to push it all the way up to Federal elections. Also, ya know, they’re not completely fucking psychotic.

Why would you want an unlimited amount of bad health? /s

Positive news.

I did both, loved them.

I definitely miss Stumbleupon. Closest I can find to fill that void is jumpstick.app, which is also good.

I hate it. Fight me.

Porkbun is goated

Typewriters - mostly just buying/using them, haven’t delved too much into the actual restoration/cleaning part just yet:

• There’s a Discord that has a lot of information and a nice, welcoming community.
• Typewriter Database is a very handy tool to help you identify your typewriter model and year based on the serial number.
• The case can get messed up depending what you clean with, so do your research well so that you don’t accidentally strip the paint.
• Estate/garage sales are great for finding typewriters.
• When buying a typewriter, bring a piece of paper with you and test it out: type with every key, use the shift and caps lock, try the red and black inks, backspace, tab, set a few tabs and then tab through each one, reach the end of the line and see if the bell rings, etc. Don’t let social anxiety get in the way of you testing a product before buying, especially if it’s costing a pretty penny.
• Speaking of price, I’m not sure how it is everywhere, but where I am you can get a good typewriter for under $100, even under $50, fairly consistently. I just went on OfferUp and I was able to find a few at around $50 that I would purchase myself tonight if I wasn’t already strapped for cash.
• The few typewriters I would spend over $100 on if I had the money (all in working condition, even better if it has a case): Royal Model 10 with the glass side, Olivetti Lettera 33, and the Hermes Baby.

Do frozen meals count? If so, pizza. If not, I guess burritos with rice, beans, cheese, grilled onion, avocado, and lemon.

“Killing in the Name” is a song originally by Rage Against the Machine. It’s not about Weird Al going “right wing”, the song is criticizing politicians and blind followers and is more left wing than right, and this isn’t a parody - it’s just Portugal The Man covering the song and Weird Al is also there to help cover it. It’s a serious song.

I’m sorry for being

I disabled any predictive text options, so that’s it.

What are some characteristics in someone else’s pet I should look for before attempting to steal it?

*behold
or, (I guess)
*be held

Got 'em!

I don’t see it in the article, but I found the following in Wikipedia’s Talk section:

Karl relates in his book that he hopes to walk through one of the service tunnels of the Channel Tunnel Tommfuller (talk) 12:03, 7 January 2009 (UTC)

Read the wiki article above, it has links to other articles where it’s sourcing its information.
Link to article documenting his expedition across the frozen Bering Strait.

“Karl Bushby reached land after 14 days walking across shifting plates of ice in temperatures reaching -30C.” “The ice was breaking up behind him as he walked across.”

However, it does appear that some of his walking has been replaced by swimming.
“In August 2024, Bushby started the swim across the Caspian Sea from Kazakhstan, planning to finish in Azerbaijan to avoid going through Iran or Russia, as both countries were then too dangerous to enter with a British passport. Bushby was accompanied by co-swimmer Angela Maxwell and two Azerbaijani national swimmers, Anastasiya Boborikna and Abdurrahman Rustamov.[15] Each day, Bushby and company swam in two 3-hour sessions: one in the morning, one in the afternoon and resting and sleeping on support boats each night.[16] The swim covering 179 miles (288 km) was achieved in 31 days with 132 swimming hours.[17][18] From Azerbaijan, Bushby then went to Turkey to cross the Bosphorus Strait into Europe”

He’ll probably end up swimming across the English channel.

Regarding his trek across the English Channel:

Karl relates in his book that he hopes to walk through one of the service tunnels of the Channel Tunnel Tommfuller (talk) 12:03, 7 January 2009 (UTC)

Where are the Epstein files?

Same, I’m also a man and I haven’t done any of those things either. I never said that all men are bad - I’m saying there are too many out there making the rest of us look bad, and I hate that. Chill.

It really isn’t, that’s a whole other subject entirely filled with its separate issues i.e. oppression keeping black people impoverished, more wrongful arrests made on black people, etc.

It’s ironic that you’re getting angry about a comment where I’m asking men to chill out. Chill, go read a book with some piano in the background.

If you want to have meaningful discussion about the stats and how men are misrepresented by them, by all means present your case respectfully and we can discuss it further.