Gotta get dex to 75 before unlocking that perk.
You use your time machine to travel back to the year 1350 and make contact with a Mesoamerican society that just loves to capture, torture, and execute their neighbors en masse, because doing this is a Good Thing. It…
> mankind, from civilization to civilization, has largely kept the same set of basic morality regardless of where they are or what religion they possess > murder ... pretty universally seen as wrong I have no idea how…
The calmest people I know are black belts who can pretzelfy 99% of people. You should try meeting some.
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> drop inflammatory remarks to see how I respond, to identify which side of the culture war I am on Very real, and very hilarious. I called a tow truck recently in rural CO, and the driver asked where I lived. Upon…
> how much of this is just having a welcoming scene where people emphasize physical touch and friendly interaction? Most of it, I would bet. From experience, I can say a night out on MDMA can be almost as…
All that plus a flush rear casing with no camera wart. Form factor perfection.
I'd be using one right now if anyone (including Apple) tested their goddamn UIs on that screen res anymore. It started getting really bad back in like 2018, and today even the 13 mini will awkwardly cut off views here…
Fair enough, as long as you leave the thinking and decision-making to people who have even a modicum of historical curiosity.
Not one word of what you just wrote is accurate. Source: [0] [0] I pulled it out of my ass, same as you did.
Wow, yep. That'll do it.
Makes sense to me. Is a mortgage officer not a gatekeeper of the bank's capital?
Ahead on virtually any measure of material or social success, and they further consolidate their advantages by functioning multi-generationally, which means that no, they don't die quite like everybody else. See for…
> the only countries that have ever fallen to communism were Monarchies ruled by an absolute divine monarch. If anyone is wondering why US/corporate empire spent so much blood & treasure, political capital, and moral…
> ... for upper middle class women like my wife, and they want access to systems that fit into their worlds. And their worlds revolve around mobile ... I think this is actually one of the main causes / attack vectors…
> We absolutely should/must be able to buy an outdoor jacket that lasts decades There is no possible way a durable water repellent (DWR) coating will last decades on a jacket, with or without PFAS. Modern outdoor…
> cannabis > other opioid products Not even close > This is due to taking weeks to get cannabis out of your system. I doubt it. It's not psychoactive weeks later. I agree with the "psychologically addictive" vs…
Yes, be very careful not to accidentally dose yourself continuously during days-long sleep deprivation torture in a CIA mind control experiment. You might break something!
Far from just 11-year old libertarians - virtually all Americans don't understand (or acknowledge the existence of) our empire. They think Epstein's private island really was private.
The Black Dahlia Murder had one of the greatest Death Metal Englishists of all time: In that very moment which life doth fade away / Ejected from my human shell exempt from time or space / Floating absorbing omniscient…
> You're American. They seceded from America. Thus they're traitors. ... Nothing says you can or cannot secede. ... GP's entire point was that the first paragraph of the Declaration of Independence establishes the basic…
> a bunch of idiotic boomers who were way too butthurt over ... This describes just about all current political events, so take your pick of any of them - it's gonna be dumb.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PRISM Apple is a participant in the NSA's PRISM mass surveillance program. They've been compromised for a long time. I doubt any decent sized corporation isn't.
Downvoters: instead of reflexively downvoting, why not try reading? Here is some recent history: Blood for Bananas: United Fruit's Central American Empire [0] The lawyer who took on Chevron – and now marks his 600th day…
Gotta get dex to 75 before unlocking that perk.
You use your time machine to travel back to the year 1350 and make contact with a Mesoamerican society that just loves to capture, torture, and execute their neighbors en masse, because doing this is a Good Thing. It…
> mankind, from civilization to civilization, has largely kept the same set of basic morality regardless of where they are or what religion they possess > murder ... pretty universally seen as wrong I have no idea how…
The calmest people I know are black belts who can pretzelfy 99% of people. You should try meeting some.
K, omw to bang your wife
> drop inflammatory remarks to see how I respond, to identify which side of the culture war I am on Very real, and very hilarious. I called a tow truck recently in rural CO, and the driver asked where I lived. Upon…
> how much of this is just having a welcoming scene where people emphasize physical touch and friendly interaction? Most of it, I would bet. From experience, I can say a night out on MDMA can be almost as…
All that plus a flush rear casing with no camera wart. Form factor perfection.
I'd be using one right now if anyone (including Apple) tested their goddamn UIs on that screen res anymore. It started getting really bad back in like 2018, and today even the 13 mini will awkwardly cut off views here…
Fair enough, as long as you leave the thinking and decision-making to people who have even a modicum of historical curiosity.
Not one word of what you just wrote is accurate. Source: [0] [0] I pulled it out of my ass, same as you did.
Wow, yep. That'll do it.
Makes sense to me. Is a mortgage officer not a gatekeeper of the bank's capital?
Ahead on virtually any measure of material or social success, and they further consolidate their advantages by functioning multi-generationally, which means that no, they don't die quite like everybody else. See for…
> the only countries that have ever fallen to communism were Monarchies ruled by an absolute divine monarch. If anyone is wondering why US/corporate empire spent so much blood & treasure, political capital, and moral…
> ... for upper middle class women like my wife, and they want access to systems that fit into their worlds. And their worlds revolve around mobile ... I think this is actually one of the main causes / attack vectors…
> We absolutely should/must be able to buy an outdoor jacket that lasts decades There is no possible way a durable water repellent (DWR) coating will last decades on a jacket, with or without PFAS. Modern outdoor…
> cannabis > other opioid products Not even close > This is due to taking weeks to get cannabis out of your system. I doubt it. It's not psychoactive weeks later. I agree with the "psychologically addictive" vs…
Yes, be very careful not to accidentally dose yourself continuously during days-long sleep deprivation torture in a CIA mind control experiment. You might break something!
Far from just 11-year old libertarians - virtually all Americans don't understand (or acknowledge the existence of) our empire. They think Epstein's private island really was private.
The Black Dahlia Murder had one of the greatest Death Metal Englishists of all time: In that very moment which life doth fade away / Ejected from my human shell exempt from time or space / Floating absorbing omniscient…
> You're American. They seceded from America. Thus they're traitors. ... Nothing says you can or cannot secede. ... GP's entire point was that the first paragraph of the Declaration of Independence establishes the basic…
> a bunch of idiotic boomers who were way too butthurt over ... This describes just about all current political events, so take your pick of any of them - it's gonna be dumb.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PRISM Apple is a participant in the NSA's PRISM mass surveillance program. They've been compromised for a long time. I doubt any decent sized corporation isn't.
Downvoters: instead of reflexively downvoting, why not try reading? Here is some recent history: Blood for Bananas: United Fruit's Central American Empire [0] The lawyer who took on Chevron – and now marks his 600th day…