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Patrick says

Tenpoundbass says

I have long suspected that that noise is deliberate, a marketing strategy.

Yes, moms and wives love having a cake with a built-in burglar alarm.

Maths by womyn, exactly as stereotypes say:

Bd6r says

Maths by womyn, exactly as stereotypes say:

They probably hold the majority of worthless degrees.

Bd6r says

Maths by womyn, exactly as stereotypes say:

Link or it didn't happen.

richwicks says

Link or it didn't happen.

I made the screenshot myself as I suspect that tweet is so idiotic it may go away.

Meanwhile, please learn how to use yandex

https://nitter.pussthecat.org/womensmarch/status/1495820119473336321?source=patrick.net#m

Bd6r says

richwicks says

Link or it didn't happen.

Please learn how to use yandex

https://nitter.pussthecat.org/womensmarch/status/1495820119473336321?source=patrick.net#m

Just post the fucking link. Don't make everybody jump through hoops each time. Just post the fucking link.

https://nitter.pussthecat.org/womensmarch/status/1495820119473336321

You know why our "news" doesn't post links to "sources" of documents they cite? Because they're lying. This is why you NEVER saw a link or even a quote from the Mueller Report when it has "proof" of Russian collusion.

It's CORRECT to assume that unless a link is posted, it's bullshit because 99% of the time, it is - especially when it's so trivial to post the goddamned link.

Oh, and I'll do one better:

https://web.archive.org/web/20220715000000*/https://nitter.pussthecat.org/womensmarch/status/1495820119473336321?source=patrick.net

I've archived it as well - although it's still indexing at the time I'm writing this.

richwicks says

Just post the fucking link. Don't make everybody jump through hoops each time. Just post the fucking link.

In case you don't understand, I am not making a serious political argument here, I am not talking about our or Russian gubbermints lying, or war. I am posting A FUNNY FUCKING PICTURE.

Some people have to make everything fucking serious and humorless.

Bd6r says

richwicks says

Just post the fucking link. Don't make everybody jump through hoops each time. Just post the fucking link.

In case you don't understand, I am not making a serious political argument here, I am not talking about our or Russian gubbermints lying, or war. I am posting a link in FUNNY FUCKING PICTURES.

Allow people to verify facts. It's so annoying people post without references.

I was quite obsessive about fact checking the media at one point, until I realized they lie about literally almost everything. I guarantee that people that already decided that wasn't possibly true WOULDN'T verify it was true. I absolutely guarantee it.

I know it's a joke thread, I don't care. The purpose of communication is primarily to allow people to think and change minds in my opinion.

richwicks says

Allow people to verify facts. It's so annoying people post without references.

It was pretty easy to look up. It's real:

https://nitter.net/womensmarch/status/1495820119473336321?source=patrick.net#m

richwicks masochist: please, more links, more links!

richwicks sadist; NO!

richwicks says

The purpose of communication is primarily to allow people to think

The purpose of communicating with women is primarily to allow people to get laid.

Ceffer says

richwicks masochist: please, more links, more links!

richwicks sadist; NO!

Haha, I find those two groups to be two mentally ill people that work out, but I'd still suggest therapy for each.

I did look up the href="https://www.patrick.net/post/1200568/?comment_id=1820950">links myself by the way. I always do when I'm curious. I also archived it in case the original post is corrected for the terrible math.

HeadSet says

richwicks says

The purpose of communication is primarily to allow people to think

The purpose of communicating with women is primarily to allow people to get laid.

Not on the Internet unless you think jerking off is equivalent to getting laid.

A hole in one? Oh, I crack myself up.

HunterTits says

I hate it when Millennials make Boomer and Gen-X memes. They always get it wrong.
Gen Xers weren't born until 1965, the Cuban missle crisis happened in 1962,. It was my middle school teachers, that first told me about when they were in School they hid under the desks. We weren't even born yet.

Tenpoundbass says

I hate it when Millennials make Boomer and Gen-X memes. They always get it wrong.
Gen Xers weren't born until 1965, the Cuban missle crisis happened in 1962,. It was my middle school teachers, that first told me about when they were in School they hid under the desks. We weren't even born yet.

I'm an Xer.

I have fond memories of bomb drills in elementary school going to a padded room in the basement (padded for the wrestlers who practiced there - I was in a K-12 all in one building school). Other times we would go to a basement hallway and sit against the wall when the padded room was already full. I can't remember when that silly shit stopped but it was before sixth grade. In hindsight it is kind of funny how normalized it was for us.

stfu says

Tenpoundbass says

I hate it when Millennials make Boomer and Gen-X memes. They always get it wrong.
Gen Xers weren't born until 1965, the Cuban missle crisis happened in 1962,. It was my middle school teachers, that first told me about when they were in School they hid under the desks. We weren't even born yet.

I'm an Xer.

I have fond memories of bomb drills in elementary school going to a padded room in the basement (padded for the wrestlers who practiced there - I was in a K-12 all in one building school). Other times we would go to a basement hallway and sit against the wall when the padded room was already full. I can't remember when that silly shit stopped but it was before sixth grade. In hindsight it is kind of funny how normalized it was for us.

I am an X'er born in 71. I never experienced it.

stfu says

I'm an Xer.

Did you live in Hawaii? We did fire drills constantly which I don't think schools do much anymore. But no bomb drills where we got under the desks.

Tenpoundbass says

Did you live in Hawaii?

Good question. I lived in Honolulu for three years in the early 90's. Back then, we had these things called phone books.

I remember in the first part of the phone book was a detailed description of what action to take should the alarm go off for an incoming attack. Oahu has a HUGE military presence.

If my memory is correct, the instructions were mostly based around a nuclear attack. I never attended grade school in Hawaii, but maybe they did those kinds of drills.

As for me, I went to school in the Midwest, and mostly it was tornado drills. Occasionally a fire drill.

Yes, for me too, growing up in the Midwest, we had tornado drills and fire drills, but no nuclear attack drills.

Tornadoes were and are a real hazard there. I remember my mom opening the windows during violent weather when I was little in Chicago because she was afraid the house would blow up if a tornado went over it with the windows closed. And I've seen videos showing that that does happen, but I'm not sure opening the windows would make any difference.

It was really cool for a little kid though, feeling the wind rushing through the house and seeing things getting wet.

Patrick says

opening the windows during violent weather

I remember that instruction too through television advisory announcements. Something like, "Crack open the windows so the pressure inside the house will not reach a dangerous/potentially explosive level."

Maybe people were just trying to help, but, c'mon, when a twister goes over a house, nothing is going to stop the destruction.

It would be difficult for me to count the number of times we were gathered in the basement playing cards or doing whatever (pre-internet days) waiting for a storm to pass while the sirens were sounding and listening to the threatening wind. Since we never actually got hit by a tornado it was kind of cool.