108095 pts · December 15, 2015
(God, I hate public bios.) Uh, boo, Imma ghost.
It happened in January but NASA didn't release info about it until now because of medical privacy. So we're only finding out about it now. Just like how Covid was already in America by January 2020 but lockdowns didn't start until Feb/March.
Popular story, though I don't know how much of it is true, that when Sally Ride was going for a two week jaunt into space, NASA asked her if 100 tampons would be "enough".
I haven't played Skyrim in a while but every couple months I see a Skyrim post somewhere or the music pops up on my playlists and I am Overcome with a need to play it again....I have, thus far, resisted temptation.
There are a number of people I can think of who are roughly equally unfit. Most of them work directly for him.
I may be wrong as I was really bad at geography when I was in school and that was years ago, but I THINK it's kind of a translation issue? Like how the country we call Germany calls itself Deutschland. Also Türkiye would like us to start spelling their name correctly instead of making turkey jokes.
"Something only seen in humans and chimpanzees....if we narrow it down to mammals".
Quick search says "child sexual abuse material" which I usually see referred to as CP but I guess we gotta keep the censors on their toes.
I mean, yeah, but it's getting increasingly irritating and hard to take anything seriously when people trying to have important conversations have to say shit like seggs and grape and unalive and then ALSO have to misspell their own name because some dude who had the same last name as them did a whole lot of crime that the wealthy and influential are trying to hide their complicity in.
I am FASCINATED to hear how you think the average plumber, barista, cashier, tailor, nurse, or, frankly, 90% of any jobs ever have been violating human rights. What do you consider human rights if so many people are violating them that the only recourse is the total destruction of civilization? Or are you just one of those people who is so unpleasant that saying shit online is the only way anyone will ever acknowledge you?
found out they and their companion didn't have one, they weren't arrested and pitched in a cell with fifteen other people, or dragged screaming from the train, or sent to a gulag in Siberia or whatever. They were calmly told what the problem was and put on a train back to where they'd started. It can be done like that. It doesn't have to involve human rights violations. It doesn't have to involve terror, or violence, or bigotry.
is important. The right to a FAIR, UNBIASED trial is important. The way we treat people who may be criminals but also may not be, is important. Cops are getting paid leave or transferred to different precincts for killing bystanders on camera but "being in the country without enough paperwork" gets you sent to torture-prison? In what world is that balanced? My youngest sibling was on a trip to Europe and didn't realize that a country they wanted to visit required visas and when the border guards
It's not about abolishing laws, it's about not violating human rights - also, I've seen more than one of these cases where the person was not, in fact, illegal. And even if they are illegal, why are you ripping them from their cars as if they'd committed an act of terrorism? Even if they are illegal, why are they being slammed to the ground as if you caught them holding a bloody knife standing over a corpse? Proportionate, appropriate force is important. Punishment that fits the crime
It's okay to defend the borders but not to ship people to a country that is even less their own than the one you took them from, to be placed in a prison renowned for violations, when you haven't given them a proper trial. It's not okay to terrorize children because maybe one of their parents doesn't have all the (insanely complicated and poorly-accessible) paperwork in order.
I'm going to pretend that you're asking in good faith and say: It's okay to defend the borders, but it's not okay to assault people in the street because they're a shade browner than you think is okay or speak with an accent you dislike. It's okay to defend the borders, but it isn't okay to put a bag over someone's head and cram them into an over-populated cage for - well, any reason, really, but "stayed slightly past the end of their visa" is certainly not enough.
I don't even have a passport. Then again, I'm white with a fairly obvious Southern US accent. Probably a good idea to get one anyway, though, huh.
I recall seeing an article about it once but that was years and years ago, so I couldn't tell you who published it or whether they had real data to go with.
In most cases seems a stretch. After all, the woman made famous for being the reason "contents may be hot" is on coffee cups lost, is to this day ridiculed, and died disabled as a result of unsafe drink temps combined with cups that weren't specced for those temps.
Anybody else remembering the assortment of cases where cops got away with shooting people in their homes in recent years? Cuz I am.
I suppose there's a conflict now between crediting people for their work, which is important, and protecting them from assholes, which is also very important. Presumably though, if the photog was with a media company, then the image was already published with their name on it. Although given the low literacy of the average MAGA they'd probably have struggled to find it.
We literally see it come on as he walks under it, anybody actually watching the video can tell it isn't running 24/7. But this is the internet, so.
Of course not. Nor do they ever factor in the fact that the local businesses had full-time positions and Walmart will never, ever, let an employee qualify for benefits.
Could do like I've done now and then, just go lock themselves in the bathroom to dick around on the internet for a few minutes because that's the only place you can get peace from both customers and coworkers. Incredible for my sanity AND performance but I'm not telling my boss I do it lol
This is the origin story of the villains in Horizon: Forbidden West, actually. Spoiler alert: It doesn't end well for them.
All I've heard about it is that it is extremely, obviously, on-screen, very gay. If you're into that, you might just love it.
I think akafluffy meant that the only vote Trump would lose is the vote of the specific cop he shot. The cop's vote. Of course, even then that's probably only if the shot is fatal.
I always know at work if someone is calling for a purely business reason or if they're just looking for my boss based on what name they use.
Calling it "gay water" and putting those particular stickers on it does suggest a specific target demographic, tho. Like, the average cis/straight 50-something is not going to find that packaging appealing.
ngl I saw the thumbnail in my periphery and thought this was a box of assorted fidget toys my workplace sells for children.
Listen I'm currently in a fight with my coworker because she thinks November 1st is a great day to turn us to Christmas music only and she chooses a single 3-hour playlist for us to listen to. ALL. DAY. I have tried asking nicely to vary the playlists or only do it once or twice a week. I'm done being nice, if she does it again I'm locking the fucking computer. And that's the actual, professionally made music, not some rando picking up a guitar to fumble through it badly.
It happened in January but NASA didn't release info about it until now because of medical privacy. So we're only finding out about it now. Just like how Covid was already in America by January 2020 but lockdowns didn't start until Feb/March.
Popular story, though I don't know how much of it is true, that when Sally Ride was going for a two week jaunt into space, NASA asked her if 100 tampons would be "enough".
I haven't played Skyrim in a while but every couple months I see a Skyrim post somewhere or the music pops up on my playlists and I am Overcome with a need to play it again....I have, thus far, resisted temptation.
There are a number of people I can think of who are roughly equally unfit. Most of them work directly for him.
I may be wrong as I was really bad at geography when I was in school and that was years ago, but I THINK it's kind of a translation issue? Like how the country we call Germany calls itself Deutschland. Also Türkiye would like us to start spelling their name correctly instead of making turkey jokes.
"Something only seen in humans and chimpanzees....if we narrow it down to mammals".
Quick search says "child sexual abuse material" which I usually see referred to as CP but I guess we gotta keep the censors on their toes.
I mean, yeah, but it's getting increasingly irritating and hard to take anything seriously when people trying to have important conversations have to say shit like seggs and grape and unalive and then ALSO have to misspell their own name because some dude who had the same last name as them did a whole lot of crime that the wealthy and influential are trying to hide their complicity in.
I am FASCINATED to hear how you think the average plumber, barista, cashier, tailor, nurse, or, frankly, 90% of any jobs ever have been violating human rights. What do you consider human rights if so many people are violating them that the only recourse is the total destruction of civilization? Or are you just one of those people who is so unpleasant that saying shit online is the only way anyone will ever acknowledge you?
found out they and their companion didn't have one, they weren't arrested and pitched in a cell with fifteen other people, or dragged screaming from the train, or sent to a gulag in Siberia or whatever. They were calmly told what the problem was and put on a train back to where they'd started. It can be done like that. It doesn't have to involve human rights violations. It doesn't have to involve terror, or violence, or bigotry.
is important. The right to a FAIR, UNBIASED trial is important. The way we treat people who may be criminals but also may not be, is important. Cops are getting paid leave or transferred to different precincts for killing bystanders on camera but "being in the country without enough paperwork" gets you sent to torture-prison? In what world is that balanced? My youngest sibling was on a trip to Europe and didn't realize that a country they wanted to visit required visas and when the border guards
It's not about abolishing laws, it's about not violating human rights - also, I've seen more than one of these cases where the person was not, in fact, illegal. And even if they are illegal, why are you ripping them from their cars as if they'd committed an act of terrorism? Even if they are illegal, why are they being slammed to the ground as if you caught them holding a bloody knife standing over a corpse? Proportionate, appropriate force is important. Punishment that fits the crime
It's okay to defend the borders but not to ship people to a country that is even less their own than the one you took them from, to be placed in a prison renowned for violations, when you haven't given them a proper trial. It's not okay to terrorize children because maybe one of their parents doesn't have all the (insanely complicated and poorly-accessible) paperwork in order.
I'm going to pretend that you're asking in good faith and say: It's okay to defend the borders, but it's not okay to assault people in the street because they're a shade browner than you think is okay or speak with an accent you dislike. It's okay to defend the borders, but it isn't okay to put a bag over someone's head and cram them into an over-populated cage for - well, any reason, really, but "stayed slightly past the end of their visa" is certainly not enough.
I don't even have a passport. Then again, I'm white with a fairly obvious Southern US accent. Probably a good idea to get one anyway, though, huh.
I recall seeing an article about it once but that was years and years ago, so I couldn't tell you who published it or whether they had real data to go with.
In most cases seems a stretch. After all, the woman made famous for being the reason "contents may be hot" is on coffee cups lost, is to this day ridiculed, and died disabled as a result of unsafe drink temps combined with cups that weren't specced for those temps.
Anybody else remembering the assortment of cases where cops got away with shooting people in their homes in recent years? Cuz I am.
I suppose there's a conflict now between crediting people for their work, which is important, and protecting them from assholes, which is also very important. Presumably though, if the photog was with a media company, then the image was already published with their name on it. Although given the low literacy of the average MAGA they'd probably have struggled to find it.
We literally see it come on as he walks under it, anybody actually watching the video can tell it isn't running 24/7. But this is the internet, so.
Of course not. Nor do they ever factor in the fact that the local businesses had full-time positions and Walmart will never, ever, let an employee qualify for benefits.
Could do like I've done now and then, just go lock themselves in the bathroom to dick around on the internet for a few minutes because that's the only place you can get peace from both customers and coworkers. Incredible for my sanity AND performance but I'm not telling my boss I do it lol
This is the origin story of the villains in Horizon: Forbidden West, actually. Spoiler alert: It doesn't end well for them.
All I've heard about it is that it is extremely, obviously, on-screen, very gay. If you're into that, you might just love it.
I think akafluffy meant that the only vote Trump would lose is the vote of the specific cop he shot. The cop's vote. Of course, even then that's probably only if the shot is fatal.
I always know at work if someone is calling for a purely business reason or if they're just looking for my boss based on what name they use.
Calling it "gay water" and putting those particular stickers on it does suggest a specific target demographic, tho. Like, the average cis/straight 50-something is not going to find that packaging appealing.
ngl I saw the thumbnail in my periphery and thought this was a box of assorted fidget toys my workplace sells for children.
Listen I'm currently in a fight with my coworker because she thinks November 1st is a great day to turn us to Christmas music only and she chooses a single 3-hour playlist for us to listen to. ALL. DAY. I have tried asking nicely to vary the playlists or only do it once or twice a week. I'm done being nice, if she does it again I'm locking the fucking computer. And that's the actual, professionally made music, not some rando picking up a guitar to fumble through it badly.