Cover that gator, no regrets later!
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Cake day: June 14th, 2023
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Been a while, but this can also work on the starter. Just a suggestion, keep the hammer weight under 2lbs.
Great first post!
I’m really excited about this opportunity!
I’m not willing to work seriously! :(
1·2 months agoBeamng.drive
if your into driving Sims, or maybe just smashing up a car, you might like it.
4·2 months agoOne of the sales guys that comes by my shop goes by Jeff.
Unfortunately his full name is Jeffrey Epstein.
32·2 months agoDo you mean trying to bring them back AGAIN? The below is from 2020.
Facebook has removed a campaign ad by President Donald Trump and Vice President Mike Pence that featured an upside-down red triangle, a symbol once used by Nazis to designate political prisoners, communists and others in concentration camps.
https://www.pbs.org/newshour/politics/facebook-removes-trump-ads-with-symbols-once-used-by-nazis
Reminds me of stuxnet.
93·2 months agoThe phrases “middle class family” and “live aboard full-time” do not sit well with me.
5·2 months agoJust to be double extra, Chinese astronauts are tiakonaughts.
They’re exactly zero Soviet Astronauts.
They are called Cosmonauts.
172·2 months agoReminds me of being asked how I keep from murdering and raping people, since I do not believe in an eternal damnation.
If I wanted to make anti nuclear propaganda,I would pay a small sum to an ‘advertising company’ to astroturf social media. I certainly would not build a bunch of nuclear reactors, do a false flag, then pay for an advertising campaign
That is also what it looked like back in 2022 when she partnered with World of Women to release NFT’s.
“While the crypto and NFT space is largely dominated by men, there are inspiring leaders like World of Women creating incredible communities for women during this massive shift for media and technology,”
Most tech observers say A.I. probably wasn’t the cause of those layoffs because, at the time, it wasn’t yet good enough to replace coders. Other factors, they figure, were more significant: Interest rates rose, so tech firms lost their easy growth money. Companies that overhired shed that excess capacity. Some also suspect that when Elon Musk bought Twitter and said he laid off 80 percent of his work force, tech executives at other firms took note and decided that maybe they didn’t need so many engineers either.
neat
Motherfucking Science!
Tacos for dinner on Tuesday, reminder set
Then why are you wasting your precious resources and time here talking about this? Go do something you think is more important.