Squeaky Frog

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2024-09-28 19:27:15

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Goddamn it, now my whole day is shot, because I'm just going to watch that over and over until bedtime. 😂

2024-09-24 07:11:27

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To be fair, if you look like you have 51⅔ chromosomes, maybe singular pronouns don't quite get the job done.
She might legitimately be a "they", though, because she looks like two normal-looking human heads got smooshed together in a space-time anomaly.

2024-09-23 20:19:53

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When loading up the wagon, always distribute the fat kids evenly. This being Wisconsin we're taking about, you know there were some real Grade-A butterballs on that thing. A couple extra chubbos on one side can be the difference between tragedy and a fun day of apple pickin'.

2024-09-21 05:47:31

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I'll bet that's a really efficiently run store. No personal drama or petty bullshit to slow down those energetic, focused, nose-to-the-grindstone go-getters. Just look at them, you can tell that there's nothing that will distract this group of intelligent, emotionally stable dynamos from focusing on their work and doing the best darn job possible!
Great hiring decisions by that manager. Top notch. I hope Starbucks has promoted that staffing genius to corporate by now.

2024-09-21 03:48:05

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"Highly sophisticated"? They called the dude up and told him they were Google Support. Has anyone on Earth ever received a real call from Google Support out of the blue over a Gmail account?
Your attack doesn't have to be highly sophisticated if your target is highly dumb.

2024-09-19 06:17:29

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Also, don't trust anybody who's still using a pager in 2024.

2024-09-10 03:24:34

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I thought Cleese was better than that.
What caused him to get all butthurt and make a teenage girl hissy fit drama queen exit?

2024-09-03 17:45:26

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It ain't rocket science. Just steal the book.

2024-09-01 03:41:35

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Maybe she "identifies" as a lightweight fighter.

2024-08-29 06:48:39

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https://static.noauthority.social/media_attachments/files/113/043/970/774/576/050/original/dca33fe8ddf4b5d0.mp4

2024-08-29 00:37:53

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Absolutely adorable dog.
The toy is questionable, however.

2024-08-28 03:23:39

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I guess that graphic is a little outdated. "Freedom of speech for all" seems to have been taken out back and shot recently. Probably for the best, anyway. The poor bastard was so sickly and weak anyway, having been ill for quite some time. At least he's not suffering anymore.

2024-08-27 22:22:00

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Wait, what? Liberace was GAY??!?!??

2024-08-27 04:06:41

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China has spent a lot of money upgrading and expanding that airport in recent years. It's not quite so harmonious with the natural beauty of its environment anymore...
There's now a bridge over to the main island, called the "China Friendship Bridge".
https://static.noauthority.social/media_attachments/files/113/032/006/134/888/690/original/eb1232d75a1b74d7.jpg

2024-08-26 17:29:04

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Sadly, that appears to be AI. Unless the manufacturer mispelled "egg salad sandwich" intentionally. "The extra G is for salmonella!"

2024-08-26 06:49:56

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That's taking it to another level! 👏

2024-08-26 05:23:46

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The boys *will* use them, though.
To block up the toilets and sinks to cause them to overflow as a prank. As inevitable as the sunrise.

2024-08-25 06:25:07

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Might not be furniture, could be a dead body.

2024-08-24 18:34:14

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"Selects", as if they had so many options to choose from...

2024-08-24 15:30:42

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I don't remember that, but now I want to go look for it!
That's one of the things that hurts a lot of sci-fi as it ages. They almost never guess what future computing is going to be like. If the movie was made in the 70s or 80s, invariably their depiction of what a computer interface in 2261 would look like is still 8 bits, CRTs, and a big ol' IBM keyboard...

2024-08-24 06:56:03

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That show holds up surprisingly well. By the standards of television in the 80s, it was shockingly well done.

2024-08-23 04:39:45

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It's like Dr Pepper, except he didn't finish medical school and teaches at a community college now.

2024-08-22 21:00:40

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Obviously she doesn't know how, though... The cap is still on the bottle.

2024-08-22 18:47:56

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One thing he eats, almost certainly, is everything you leave on the kitchen counter unattended.

2024-08-22 02:49:19

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"Jebra Faushay" is a parody account, so that map is probably intended as a joke.
But since actual, serious progressives are so fucking nuts, it's one of those accounts that is always dancing around Poe's Law...

2024-08-21 03:40:24

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Sounds like you have a better excuse than most for being a homebody... But yeah, just get out and about. I've never been one to join organizations, so that's the only way I ever meet people.
Of course, your mileage may vary depending on where you live. I live in Texas now. Getting out and meeting the neighbors by walking around the neighborhood wasn't as effective when I lived in the Chicago area. Texans are less suspicious and friendlier than those folks were...

2024-08-21 00:15:07

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Most people are looking for connection to other people, but very few want to initiate. We're trained from a young age to abhor rejection. But if someone rebuffs a simple attempt at conversation, who gives a fuck? Don't take it personal and move on. Saying hi to a neighbor shouldn't be fraught with anxiety, but for many people it sadly is.
The nice thing about making local connections is it only takes a couple good ones to plug you into the web of relationships that already exists.

2024-08-21 00:01:36

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I think you said it right there - go meet your dang neighbors. Depending on where you live, this can be as simple as going outside. We have a farm and a city house. In town, we took out the lawn and put gardens in the front yard. Our street is very busy with people walking, jogging, etc. We met more of our neighbors in the first few months of tending those gardens than we had in years before that. Meeting the farm neighbors required going to community events like the July 4th parade.

2024-08-20 18:25:48

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If it's a newer car, that data was probably transmitted to the car company long ago. There probably isn't any user-friendly way to actually clear out any data it's collected.

2024-08-19 19:42:28

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I used to work at Lackland a few years ago. The neighborhoods around the base are sketchy as fuck. There were two incidents of shootings right outside the gates that put the base into lockdown while I was there, just regular gangbangers doing their thing. I'll bet this was the same thing, but it was close enough to the gate that a guard decided to open fire this time.
If anybody wanted to get onto that base, there are much easier ways than through the gates.

2024-08-15 05:33:19

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Boulder Dash was the first game I actually bought (not pirated) for my Commodore 64 when I was maybe 10 years old. I still remember picking it out at KMart and playing it nonstop for days.

2024-08-13 02:01:19

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Just in time for a global recession! This should end well...

2024-08-12 21:32:36

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Making a product that's just "good enough" will almost always save you enough work to give you a volume advantage over those who insist on building their product the right way. It's not such a problem in normal goods, because there's often a market for a premium alternative to cheap junk. But in tech, the size of the user base is often a key factor in the value of the product. That almost always allows the least principled with the most mediocre product to rise to the top.

2024-08-12 19:25:41

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Yes, the technical aspects would be similar. But the culture of Mastodon is one of blocklists and mean-girl bullshit, which makes it possible for a developer to do this with little pushback. The culture of a "freedom" protocol like Nostr makes such an action likely to doom any frontend developer that decided they were going to decide what the users could see.
But most people fear freedom, so you have to choose between a wider audience or a smaller, but better one.

2024-08-12 19:02:52

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There aren't many people like @npub1gx2…4lmh out there, willing to put in the work without claiming the prize of being Head Censor of their little sandbox. So the concept of federation was always doomed to fail; most people can't resist the allure of imposing their opinions on others.
If you want censorship-free social media, it's going to have to come via something more like Nostr. But that will never be popular, because it puts the burden of managing your feed on the individual user.

2024-08-11 07:47:45

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Slow news day, Business Insider?
"Random Person Quits Job" sure isn't much meat for a story.

2024-08-11 06:53:21

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Laugh all you want, but all of their votes will count just as much as yours does. At 3 AM after a pipe bursts.

2024-08-10 03:50:39

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Modern problems require modern solutions.
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2024-08-08 06:49:54

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If it's really alpha-gal, she won't just be allergic to beef. All non-primate mammal meat contains the offending molecule. So if it's just a minor allergic reaction to beef, and not pork, rabbit, etc, then she may just be reacting to some of the shit they put in factory farmed beef. She may still be able to eat quality grass-feed beef. If it is alpha-gal, she should still be able to eat poultry (and monkeys).

2024-08-08 03:33:57

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2024-08-08 00:01:13

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Not only are blackberries delicious, you can also make blackberry leaf tea. If you ferment the leaves for a few days, the flavor is pretty similar to ordinary black tea, but with lots of medicinal benefits.
https://paxhaven.wordpress.com/2013/06/27/blackberry-leaf-tea/

2024-08-06 19:01:58

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Yes, cherries and plums are both in the 'prunus' genus, so some varieties can be grafted onto each other. It's possible to have a "fruit salad" tree that grows peaches, plums, cherries, and apricots all on one tree.
Generally, though, this is more of a novelty than anything useful. You won't get as much fruit from such a combination, and each variety might have different seasonal timing, so maintenance can be complicated.

2024-08-05 06:00:51

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Inflatable dog.

2024-08-05 05:56:42

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I agree. Any company that does idiotic shit with one product is automatically suspect with regard to everything else they make.
Stupidity needs to have painful consequences, or else it will spread.

2024-08-04 20:19:20

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Fucking delusional. Nobody is going to pay a permanent subscription fee to use a "forever" mouse when there are literally thousands of options to buy a "disposable" mouse for a few bucks that will likely last for years.

2024-08-04 15:54:16

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I've seen this movie before, and it sucks.

2024-08-04 02:56:58

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" I just want to see her with a welding hat on, working with regular Joes,” Couric said. "
Yes, nothing endears you more with "regular Joes" than an upper class twit whose usual daily attire costs more than a decent used car dressing up in a costume and pretending to be one of them.

2024-08-03 22:53:33

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Even worse, one whole page of that diary was just him writing "Mrs. John Fitzgerald Hitler" over and over with the I's dotted with little hearts and a big drawing of a unicorn on the facing page.

2024-08-03 06:54:02

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Scott directed "Prometheus" and "Alien: Covenant", and both of those sucked ass.
Even though "Aliens" is a fun movie, I wish the original "Alien" had been left unmolested to stand on its own. Like "Robocop" and "Highlander", it didn't need any sequels.

2024-08-02 22:49:56

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So, no smartphones at all in Russia? I'll bet that will be a popular move...

2024-08-02 06:52:54

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And judging from that photo, he had the courage to do it while wearing a ladies outfit he bought at the Ann Taylor outlet store.

2024-08-02 06:21:52

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Check your antivirus software. Occasionally, a definition update can cause a false positive on an installed software package and it will end up being quarantined to prevent it from running.

2024-08-02 05:55:02

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2024-08-01 22:46:18

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2024-08-01 12:15:17

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Never trust a product that's spelled two different ways on the same label.

2024-08-01 05:14:00

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Nothing is more effective than asking government employees to work harder. Works every time.

2024-07-31 21:35:41

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Everyone else notices it, too. We're just such a dependent society reliant on industrialized systems for all our needs that most people can't do shit about it. So they soldier on as best they can, continuing to repeat the same mistakes that have gotten them to this point, because making other choices and living a different way requires a lot more work and a willingness to tell "society" to get fucked. Most people don't have that anymore. It's been bred and beaten out of us.

2024-07-31 04:59:50

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I never understand it when I see a bird walking around. Bro, you know you can fly, right?

2024-07-31 02:24:41

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Marlene must be working tonight.