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@nerthos Too bad. The train has a delay of 50 minutes and the AC doesn't work. Seriously, the trains here are a joke for decades ever since Deutsche Bahn is run like a normal capitalist company.
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@nerthos and what was he doing there then? http://rainbowdash.net/url/876713
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@nerthos Plus, the vast majority of said CSA cases happened in the 60s and 70s. At the same time hippies were taking 14 year olds to concerts and giving them drugs to sleep with them, Michel Focault (of marginality theory fame) was leading a political movement to remove age of consent laws in France, and universities worldwide taught that you should do LSD and pedophilia was actually a very good thing for the kid's development.
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@nerthos Sounds great! I was not very informed or I forgot the news about that. I guess my avoidance of religious news is the culprit.
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@nerthos Thanks. I'll try it with an old bush next to my terrace that will be a cherry to remove. I have a bottle of Hydrochloric Acid and some Citric Acid powder.
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@nerthos Braindead and yet able to speak and move. A miracle.
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@nerthos I am not that bothered with a cable. I throw it over the shoulder and it mostly works out. I rather prefer power tools with cables. I am annoyed by batteries not performing as long as I want and by the need to charge them at the most inconvenient times. The only tool I accept being battery-powered is a drill and even that sucks. I have two batteries and at times I was using one while charging the other and constantly swapping them back and forth.
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@nerthos Oh yeah, she is sleeping with the enemy, isn't she? Pinkie Pie best pony by elimination, I guess!
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@nerthos The whole series is a delusion of Twilight Sparkle. She does not have friends or got any new. She was sent to the Ponyville Asylum after she was hit with a book on the head in the first episode. After that she got extreme into the believe of the Elements of Harmony and that other ponies of the asylum are 1) her friends and 2) that they are representations of those elements including herself. It is obviously a constructed coincidence born of Twilight's deranged mind. All the episodes we have seen are ways to cope with the fact that she cannot and will not have any sense of normalcy which are represented as villains and social problems that her *fictional* friends solve for/with her. This culminates in the deranged belief of becoming a princess and the belief of being able to fly. That is a classic when it comes to insane behavior and mind. Anyone thinking else is plainly wrong and should sent to the moon marked as a lunatic.
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@nerthos Applejack is
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@nerthos "Death and illness aren't scary to me, being bored is." Words to live by right there
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@nerthos Well, got worse before it got better, but been a lot better the last few years for sure. What about you? Wanna say last time I heard from you was liiike 2016?
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@nerthos Not yet. I have to acquire free trampolines with side-netting for the sole purpose to get the metal tubes to build such a cover. I could buy it ready but due to my bucket solution of a raised bed I'd need 30-40 cm more than purchasable.
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@nerthos Fruit... Vegetable. I tend to say (jokingly) it is a frugitable. I hope too that they will be growing and do not rot away like last year.
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@nerthos Yeah, I want to not hate him - I mean, a retro-future spaceVegas? Hell, yeah!! He's not even that unlikable, there's a wry sort of amusement to his bearing. But he's too egocentric; he's not preserving humanity, he's feeding his ego and seeking to create a thrallhood underclass to prop HIM up. Ultimately, I don't consider him sufficiently distinct from Caesar. Both cling to old-world ideals and play up some fantasy of the "inevitability" of "their" power. So, I kill him, take his city, and in my mind carry on with developing the space plans in a little more cooperative, ground-up fashion. (Though in all honesty a spacefaring future would be just as hellish as the vaults so iunno w/e i guess lol) Also I make The King governor or something :p
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@nerthos oh wow hi!
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@nerthos Wouldn't have been our gnarliest presidential beard, though... Take that, Rutherford B Hayes, BOOM!!
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@nerthos And I super don't want to take apart a MacBook, lol, I will never get it back together again. I totally know you're right, but a 10+year old laptop with no-doubt irritating construction just felt more like a spray isopropyl situation in the moment
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@nerthos Anyway, if it gives me time, I spilled wine a couple weeks back and did my best to dry it out. It was working OK, especially because I use an external keyboard anyway, but it's been hanging up on multitasks so I was thinking maybe a fan was gummed up. Got some solvents and spray air duster, gave it a shot; think I temporarily shorted up the power switch so it was confused but maybe (hopefully) it dried out and will be all fine onward.
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@nerthos I'll take a second Year of Luigi, lol
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@nerthos I know. My street has tons of potholes.
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@nerthos Also hit me up if you ever want to play a game of helldivers or whatever.
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@nerthos I can give it a try. My PC is scratching the minimum requirements with my Intel i7 5820K, Nvidia GTX 970, and 16 GB DDR4-2133 RAM.
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@nerthos For real, dude. It's been too long since G and PG meant anything other than "little kids" and "bigger kids," Brandon Tenold does a great takedown of 70's PG vs Today in his video on Ralph Bakshi's "Wizards."
