I am a very masculine CIS man, but I got an amazing cardigan from Anthropologie, and I rock that shit.

I mean, look at this shit. It’s glorious!

Just roll with it.

https://youtu.be/jWHnuU3fTLg

Ah. That makes sense.

Why fuck with a single father trying his best to raise a daughter? Everbody knows that eating a straw hat is only suitable as punishment for kissing rocks. I am not familiar what the best use for the blinding stew is, but I suspect it isn’t as a deterrent for hair masticators.

You can’t force me to restrict my kindness to just the holidays.

Current scale as of 2025

MILF: Millenial
Cougar: Gen-X
GILF: Boomer

If only there was a way the UK could have avoided this situation.

I have no idea where you got that from. 5.0.1 is from August 2025.

Seeing how side effects included a generational tendency to jump your BMX bike over your younger sibling using nothing more that a rickety ramp made out of rotted plywood and cinder blocks, I’d say hella dirty.

What can I say. I’m old.

It isn’t a command but an application. I cannot do my work without it.

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Whoa. Venus Theory in the wild.

I normally reply with a tux penguin but, is it really a Windows problem if the it’s the apps that aren’t optimized for shit?

This is something I have always said about Louisiana in the 1990’s. DA asked for $100. I went to the ATM, paid the man, and the charges disappeared. Then moved to Texas and everything was by the book until my rich CEO offered to “call his buddy” the DA. After that, I didn’t have to worry about speeding tickets again.

PS: Yes, I had a lead foot. Still do, but not as severe.

Divorce is never pretty.

Hello fellow Kermit, Gopher and Usenet veteran.

Good. Fuck Elon.

I work on “the grid”. There is no one reason, but I can list the main culprits I see.

• Decaying infrastructure
• Negligible investment in transport infrastructure (people tend to focus on production, as does this meme, when it isn’t the biggest issue)
• Negligible investment in data management.
• Datacenter supply infrastructure creation is being wholly subsidized by end users. When the energy company goes to the legislature and says “we need 17 billion dollars or we won’t be able to supply the city with power”, they neglect to say that the entirety of that new capacity and all of the previous excess capacity the system had, is now going to power up new datacenters. The legislature approves and the cost is rolled into the consumer’s bill, if not entirely then definitely in part.
• Significant fuckery in billing and estimation. This I cannot go into detail on but I can remind all of you that you have the right to request proof of your detailed power usage.