Serpent

I've actually been wondering this for awhile...is iStu=Zoo?

lol why is there a 2 year gap on this thing?
 
Anyway, social media isn't actually social. They used to claim being on the internet and messaging people was anti-social and for geeks and nerds or whatever. But now everyone is on social media, and even pre-pandemic it seemed like most people prefer their social media life over their real life (although their social media is usually faking their real life being better than it is).
 
So this makes me think most people are actually not  sociable and only did that stuff because they felt pressured into it. When they had the choice, they clearly preferred to put some distance between themselves, as is also the case with the wealthier people are, the more distance and space they use and the more excuses they have for not being around people in general, especially regular people or strangers.
 
So the idea that most people are extroverted is probably wrong, and maybe it's some sort of social programming from the top to try and force people into thinking they are, because somehow that makes things better for the people at the top, but really people just will take the non-social options if they have any choice at it, while claiming otherwise.

lol seriously. Had a friend that was an NCAA division I wrestler. I had about 20 lbs on the dude, but he was as strong as an ox. One of the nicest dudes I'd ever known too, and always had my back. Got married to a co-worker and I remember the last time I talked to him was at the wedding. Hope he's still doing well.

The purest form of Streets of Rage 2's "Go Straight" released by Yuzo Koshiro himself on his Twitter.  Grab it now.
 
 

Honestly this stuff keeps happening because we give these people the understanding that we as a society will protect them from repercussions from their actions.  If we made it clear that if they acted up, they'd get punched in the face and beat up, and that not only would we not protect them or help them, but in fact would just laugh at them, they would stop immediately.

If I can't mock conservatives for marching on the Capitol, then I don't think they should be allowed to sit here and whine when some of them finally get some sort of repercussion for being openly racist, Anti-Semitic and sexist.

If I can't mock conservatives for marching on the Capitol, then I don't think they should be allowed to sit here and whine when some of them finally get some sort of repercussion for being openly racist, Anti-Semitic and sexist.

lol why is there a 2 year gap on this thing?
 
Anyway, social media isn't actually social. They used to claim being on the internet and messaging people was anti-social and for geeks and nerds or whatever. But now everyone is on social media, and even pre-pandemic it seemed like most people prefer their social media life over their real life (although their social media is usually faking their real life being better than it is).
 
So this makes me think most people are actually not  sociable and only did that stuff because they felt pressured into it. When they had the choice, they clearly preferred to put some distance between themselves, as is also the case with the wealthier people are, the more distance and space they use and the more excuses they have for not being around people in general, especially regular people or strangers.
 
So the idea that most people are extroverted is probably wrong, and maybe it's some sort of social programming from the top to try and force people into thinking they are, because somehow that makes things better for the people at the top, but really people just will take the non-social options if they have any choice at it, while claiming otherwise.

They're just angling for money, I doubt this goes anywhere. Not exactly my expertise, but I vaguely recall that you're right and warnings can be limited to common sense.

It's probably over. Sure it will take another 2 hours to actually play 20 minutes, but it's not enough time to score and stop the Buccs like 4x.

There's a trick to that. Basically post up what you're doing that doesn't work, and pretend it's working and it's the right way to do it.
 
The dumbass trolls will then post how to correctly do it and tell you how stupid you are and there's no way what you did could work.

https://reason.com/2021/02/01/she-could-have-been-hurt-worse-police-union-defends-officer-who-pepper-sprayed-9-year-old-girl/
 
lol of course the pigs back it.

Nutrition matters, but not quite the way people think it does. It's really still mostly your actual physical activity (motion) as well as getting sunlight. For me sunlight and exercise are major appetite suppressants, and also naturally change my diet. If I'm healthier and more active, my body tends to crave healthier food. When I'm sedentary and indoors too much, I tend to find junk food is tastier.
 
COVIDs been really tough on the sunlight and motion part. I would usually take daily walks and wait for public transport regularly, not so much anymore obviously. Not sure when we'll be able to walk around and go back to normal again. Winter I usually tend to be indoors more too, but that's usually after being out a light the warmer times, not so much this year as I've been indoors most of the time since the middle of March.
 
I don't know about other people, but it's definitely getting to me mentally a bit now.

Nutrition matters, but not quite the way people think it does. It's really still mostly your actual physical activity (motion) as well as getting sunlight. For me sunlight and exercise are major appetite suppressants, and also naturally change my diet. If I'm healthier and more active, my body tends to crave healthier food. When I'm sedentary and indoors too much, I tend to find junk food is tastier.
 
COVIDs been really tough on the sunlight and motion part. I would usually take daily walks and wait for public transport regularly, not so much anymore obviously. Not sure when we'll be able to walk around and go back to normal again. Winter I usually tend to be indoors more too, but that's usually after being out a light the warmer times, not so much this year as I've been indoors most of the time since the middle of March.
 
I don't know about other people, but it's definitely getting to me mentally a bit now.

@RSG3🥴

Damn I didn't know they created a webcomic filled with srker ice cold takes 👀
 
too bad pertho left but I am more than certain this applies to a lot of y'all 🥴
 

https://reason.com/2021/02/01/she-could-have-been-hurt-worse-police-union-defends-officer-who-pepper-sprayed-9-year-old-girl/
 
lol of course the pigs back it.

Yea but have you tried Bible Black on it?

Seems like the kind of meme someone whose never been married would make lol. 

I placed 42 orders on Amazon last year. I average something like a dozen most years. Obviously pandemic influenced, I wonder what it will be this year. Got two orders in already this month, for stuff that I normally wouldn't have had to order online (dental floss for one).

I placed 42 orders on Amazon last year. I average something like a dozen most years. Obviously pandemic influenced, I wonder what it will be this year. Got two orders in already this month, for stuff that I normally wouldn't have had to order online (dental floss for one).

I have a 14 year old Vizio, the picture is slightly off center and the buttons aren't super responsive, and the remote died a long time ago, but it's surprisingly still functioning. I have it connected to an old laptop, and I'll watch stuff off it while eating dinner most nights.

Probably nothing will happen, but we might be seeing the beginning of the end for Wall St., which would be great because those parasites have been dragging down the economy for a long time.

Probably nothing will happen, but we might be seeing the beginning of the end for Wall St., which would be great because those parasites have been dragging down the economy for a long time.