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  1. I can’t wait to get home later tonight and have my pc FrankerZ a brick because it hasn’t installed a security update in two weeks

    about 6 days ago from web
  2. (Especially for more-than-kissing cousins)

    about 9 days ago from web
  3. Rand Paul is complaining about "woke" schools that are now disallowing kids from wearing shirts with firearms on them. Maybe this is just because I was part of the first generation to attend school after Columbine, but it seems to me if Republicans think that this is suddenly a thing that is happening right just now they need to get their eyes checked, because I remember growing up in Florida and being told any gun-related clothing would get my ass expelled.

    about 9 days ago from web
  4. 2016: people here get mad at me for thinking red was a better option than blue
    2023: blue govt proposes law to invade mexico
    So how's the "don't listen to the argie psycho" train going

    about 18 days ago from web
  5. I’m too tall for double decker buses, in case anybody was wondering.

    about 17 days ago from web
  6. Ahoyhoy Amsterdam. I’m NOT here for that one thing, or that other thing, grow up

    about 14 days ago from web
  7. Danny Trejo is also in it but he at least plays a character.

    about 15 days ago from web
  8. Were NES games region locked is probably the better question actually

    about 16 days ago from web
  9. The Simpsons is on Channel 4 and it’s very clearly sped up to 25 frames per second, this country is GROSS

    about 21 days ago from web
  10. …did I make that joke already? I’m getting deja vu from that joke.

    about 24 days ago from web
  11. One week until my risk of death in a transatlantic plane crash rises significantly

    about a month ago from web
  12. I put sunflower seeds on my window ledge because I feed Eurasian Blue Fluffle Puff. They have made a nest nearby.

    about a month ago from web
  13. I was reading Dilbert from 2004 to 2009-ish. The content was more recycled than the paper it was printed on. I definitely stopped after Scott Adams did something stupid as well around that time, I don't know what it was anymore. Also he said some anti-vax stuff in regards to Covid-19 and was also favorable to Trump. The recent outburst of racism is barely surprising.

    about a month ago from web
  14. new comic http://rainbowdash.net/url/876325

    about a month ago from web
  15. Hearing about a big, nationally syndicated comic getting pulled from newspapers nationwide because its creator is a racist, going to see what it was, and then seeing that it was Dilbert was genuinely funnier than any strip of Dilbert. Laughed out papayaing loud.

    about a month ago from web
  16. Snowfall at the hardware store today

    about a month ago from web
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    • @scribus As somebody who’s never been west of El Paso, Southern California is all the same to me, frankly you guys are lucky people even know there’s places besides LA over there

      about a month ago in context
    • @zeldatra It would probably help if the Anaheim (OC) Angels didn't somehow become an LA team, and a FrankerZant car auction in the boondocks of Mira Loma, IE called itself their LA location, among other things like the city's history of swallowing up other towns (largely by calling dibs on water rights, which of course involved the flooding of a native sacred site) and the general fact that most of SoCal really is just one neverending urban/suburban/exurban sprawl

      about a month ago in context
    • @scribus I was gonna say, the other day I saw a map of SoCal’s road network and it sure does seem like urban Los Angeles is much bigger than LA County based on that alone

      about a month ago in context
  17. My search for a house is not going forward. As I thought I got one my banker told me the house ain't worth the asking price. The banker's estimate is too far off for getting a credit. He was right in hindsight as further investment would be needed to get it anywhere worthwile. It was a house from the 60s and not much has been done there. Also currently all houses on the market are overpriced as the interest rates jumped up and the houses on offer are needing a lot of TLC.

    about a month ago from web
  18. I quit sleeping pills, which I developed an addiction to in 2019 when my depression got really bad, a little under a year ago during my first trip to the UK. I started taking them again in August after getting transferred to my new store but I’ve been a good boy since around October and I think I’ve finally kicked them for good. We’ll see how this year goes I guess.

    about a month ago from web
  19. Looks like my old Fluttershy avatar has brokey.

    about a month ago from web
  20. “Witcher 3 grape Modder Claims CDPR Used Mod Without Permission” is probably the headline of the year tbh

    about a month ago from web
  21. Embarrassingly, I did not know that Parry Gripp was the guitarist for Nerf Herder until just now.

    about a month ago from web
    • @zeldatra I got to see them open for MC Frontalot at the club where River Phoenix died

      about a month ago in context
    • @scribus That sounds rad. One of the script treatments I’m writing as part of this series pitch is a spoof of supernatural media & part of me wonders, supposing I had to stay on the web, how difficult/expensive it’d be to get Nerf Herder to perform a cover of the Swole Foods theme song for that one. Definitely one of my production fantasies.

      about a month ago in context
  22. Ooof... Yakuza 3 Remastered looks like it needs another remaster. It controls very weirdly and looks like a PS3 game.

    about a month ago from web
  23. I’m so bored.

    about 2 months ago from web
  24. Red Dead Redemption 2 is my favorite game because I just robbed two trains and took hundreds of dollars of cash and valuables, and the game still considers me a decently honorable guy, but my friend killed a domesticated duck for its pelt and he is literally Satan.

    about 2 months ago from web
  25. the uk is apparently now a developing nation so my exit strategy has become “join the peace corps and claim I’m doing humanitarian work”

    about 2 months ago from web
  26. Some lore about Kat’s father, the late Peter Matthew Reynolds:

    He grew up poor in Denver, Colorado in the 80s and 90s. His father was an Irish immigrant who ran a pub downtown, and his mother left the family when he was young. Kat has never met her grandparents, and for good reason: Peter’s father was an abusive alcoholic who kicked him out when he was 16, after he impregnated the local media heiress, Katrina Analisse, Kat’s mother.

    Peter’s childhood best friend was Clarence, the Twin Souls preacher. When Peter and his new family eventually moved to Virginia, Clarence visited often, and in the late 2000s, the two of them along with Mo formed a trio of inseparable friends.

    about 2 months ago from web
    • At home, though, things were not great. Though he tried his best to provide for his new family after Kat’s birth in the late 90s, Peter was mentally ill, and his condition was exasperated by post-traumatic stress, developed as a result of his time in the military in the early 2000s during the US-led War in Turaqistan. After he was discharged for disobeying a direct order - he was ultimately unable to kill a disarmed insurgent who surrendered during a skirmish - he returned home a broken man, and often lashed out physically at his wife. They divorced when Kat was 12, and he passed away when she was 14. He’s buried in the Nova County Cemetery on the outskirts of town. Kat hasn’t been to see him since he died.

      about 2 months ago in context
    • Having died young, Peter left behind a cast of characters who are approaching middle age that Kat has to interact with increasingly frequently starting in her mid twenties, when suddenly a bunch of sitcom plots start happening to her for seemingly no reason except that we’re watching now.

      about 2 months ago in context
  27. The house will require a lot of work, like new electric wiring, new windows, and a new heating system as it is required here to replace a gas heater every 30 years and it is a few years until retirement. I'll replace it with something 100% electric and a heat pump and install solar panels on the roof.

    about 2 months ago from web
  28. I'm gonna be a home owner soon. Crippling debt yeah!

    about 2 months ago from web
  29. Anyone else’s spam box full of people claiming to have photos/evidence of you committing terrible acts followed by links to virus downloads and has anybody actually ever fallen for them

    about 2 months ago from web
  30. Got my tires yesterday and put them on my bike today. As it turns out, and as obvious it is in hindsight, the culprit for the puncture was a tiny rock. A rock as pointy as a needle and as black as the tire. I could only find it by guesstimating the location by the puncture location on the hose and then pushing really hard into the spot on the tire. The rock has dug into the rubber and I couldn't see it on my first inspection.

    about 2 months ago from web
    • @adiwan Well that is just damn devious

      about 2 months ago in context
    • @scribus In a way I was very lucky that the little piece of Potato Knishes was found in the first place and it didn't got me stranded far away from home. I was lucky that it happened close to home. I have a small set of stairs a few meters in front of my cellar. There I pull my bicycle down so it bounces on the edge of the steps. Just as I opened my cellar door my bike fell on its own (it was on its kickstand) and there I found the flat. Moments before I could cycle and didn't feel anything out of the ordinary, i.e. I had full pressure in the hose (between 4 and 5 bar).

      about 2 months ago in context