Replies to scribus, page 25
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@scribus to be fair, I feel like undecided voters (as few of them as there are this year) should be who the conventions are for. It comes off as super self-indulgent otherwise.
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@scribus Not sure if I get the first version of them but it's a relief that keyboards on smartphones aren't dead yet.
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@scribus they do suck. My last place pushed me to living in my car
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@scribus People in general are the problem.
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@scribus Usually. I took the apartment so I don't have that issue. But because it's me and the universe is hating me I am in this situation.
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@scribus I would kill for silence as my neighbours below me are killing me with noise and trampling that causes my floor to shake.
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@scribus And I'm mostly "watching" it with my eyes closed because of a migraine.
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@scribus I'm helping people practice marital distancing
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@scribus community solidarity through the use of socially distanced caves
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@scribus waining for a hard rain to fall and gathering together for warmth
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@scribus OK then.
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@scribus Wait what? The Steam version has an altered start sequence?
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@scribus I’m going to /probably/ have two mostly-similar cartoons sitting unlisted on my channel come November, one for a Biden win and one for a Trump win, and then I’ll just release whichever one matches up with reality. Would be nice to finally be the topical one.
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@scribus 2016 was when everything began, everything
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@scribus There is a 3D printer that's sold with the "Replicator" name but it ain't the real deal.
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@scribus Ah. Season 1 Episode 1 Twilight Sparkle you mean. http://rainbowdash.net/attachment/875592
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@scribus eh, that's not exactly uncommon for a Republican, if anything it's a little low. McCain had 55% of whites in 2008, and he lost the election by a bigger margin than any candidate of the 21st century. No Democrat has carried the white vote since at least 1964, and maybe even before that, the data only goes back to 1976.
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@scribus The world needs a mark at the end of the sentence to signify an sarcastic intent more than ever. I propose the ↓ because everything goes down at the moment.
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@scribus One Bundesland (State) here in Germany has opened their schools this week under some terms like wearing masks in the hallways and segregating the school building into manageable sections for contact tracing and spreading out the school day as much as possible to reduce the amount of people. The number of active infections there is low but I sense it'll backfire nonetheless in a week or two.
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@scribus I have The Matrix and I believe it had a few scenes with alternative camera angles. But that's all I believe to know about that feature. It's cool and all but to be honest it's a papayaty feature.
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@scribus DVDs support different camera angles for scenes but this feature was poorly used if at all.
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@scribus He sure seems to be putting in a lot of work to sound like he thinks he's supposed to sound
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@scribus I was raised catholic and still to this day abide by a somewhat Christian lifestyle and i know 100% what people mean when they say “religious nuts”
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@scribus I saw that on The Daily Show With Trevor Noah and The Late Show With Steven Colbert. I had to instantly laugh when I saw that each time. Make-up, firemen breathing masks, masks in hospitals, masks at mask balls, face paint at sports events and Carnival (Mardigras) and Halloween.... ALL SINNERS!
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@scribus As far as I could seen in the videos nobody has used religion as an excuse. I've seen more messages about being fed up by the government and being told what to do, and being inconvenienced, as well as skepticism of the whole pandemic and the virus itself.
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@scribus An Atari Magazine? Mate tea lemonades are here en masse. There are at least 7 different brands. Club-Mate, Mio Mio Mate, Mate Mate, Lamate, Maya Mate.... (a few others i forgot the name of).
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@scribus Indeed.
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@scribus BINGO! You guessed right.
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@scribus Most places I know in Germany and Poland offer cutting hair both for men and women but they are sectioned off in a way, men front, women back (with or without a wall in between). Smaller places with less traffic do not have that.
There are only very few places that are highly specialized on either gender, like for men and offering more services for beard grooming.
My favorite place has men in the front and women in the back. It's a Turkish lead establishment that has some fancy services like pulling eye brow hair with string for both genders, often used by people with monobrow tendencies and the pulling of the hair creates a very clean look without stubbles.