the year is 2020, and i am found guilty of treason against the united states for vague blogging that i hate someone and donald trump thought it was about him
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the year is 2020, and i am found guilty of treason against the united states for vague blogging that i hate someone and donald trump thought it was about him
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this is the exact atmosphere emitted by every dollar tree store in every location across the country
Iâm proud of him
He is just fucking great.
Fat pets who are obviously unhealthy: Â Bad
Wild animals who are fat because of humans: Â Bad
Wild animals who are supposed to be fat: Â Good
Wild animals who have gotten super fat because theyâre just that good at survival: Â Very Good
fellow adhd'ers why is it so fucking hard to brush my teeth every day
i think its some combination of:
the act itself being an unpleasant sensory experience
absolutely no short term reward
long term reward of ânot losing your teethâ too abstract
knowing that no matter how well you do it one day you will still always have to do it again the next
we are bad at remembering to do things by ourselves
I THOUGHT THAT WAS JUST ME OH MY GOD
A good trick for people with ADHD or depression is to do things like brushing your teeth or doing the dishes while you are forced to wait for something else â while you wait for water to boil, for your washing machine to finish up, for your microwave to finish heating, and so on.Â
Youâll still have to remember your duties and consciously choose to do them, but you essentially trick your brain into the idea of âIâm not wasting any time on this anywayâ. These other activities that force you to wait eventually also become reminders.
Iâm not over this review of a self groomer for a three legged cat. Look at him. He hasnât been able scratch his left side by himself since he lost his leg but now he can and he is living life the fullest. That is the face of a cat who has finally scratched an itch.
Me, crabwalking out of my room in search of drink at 2 am: THORSTy⊠THORSTYâŠ.
I donât understand how on TV, people can break into homes and immediately find bank statements, passports and super important documents. If someone tried that at my place it would be âIâm sure she keeps her important stuff in her desk. No, wait, this draw is full of pens that donât work. Aha! This box looks important! Oh, never mind. Itâs full of cigarette lighters. She doesnât even smoke!â
*I* canât even find my own important documents in my own home half the time. If someone breaks in and instantly finds my stuff theyâre hired
today the barista at Starbucks accidentally gave me a trienta instead of a venti (which was cool cause hey more coffee) and I pointed it out in case she wanted to switch it so she doesnât get in trouble or something and she looked right at me in my eyes and said âI decide what you drink nowâ
When you set foot in my store I become judge jury and executioner
I live right by the Capitol Hill Autonomous Zone in Seattle. For those reading from further away â itâs important to keep in mind what the past week has been like in this area.
Every night, the cops would attack peaceful protestors after it got dark. The violence was apparently pointless, was often completely unprovoked and massively disproportionate when provoked, and seemed almost perversely dedicated to eroding any remaining public trust in the police.
Day after day of events likeÂ
- âtear gas is wafting into nearby peopleâs apartments, it made someoneâs baby wake up foaming at the mouth,â or
- âyou know how, after people were furious about the tear gas, the mayor and police chief declared the police would not use CS gas for 30 days? well, itâs been less than 48 hours, and they just used CS gas againâ
- âout of nowhere, a guy drove madly into the cop/protestor standoff and shot someone, and the protestors did more to stop and apprehend him than the copsâ (see also here, etc.)
Events of this kind became almost surreally predictable, not in their details, but in their shape: no matter how badly the police are behaving, theyâre going to hit a new low tomorrow. If they seemed indefensible today, theyâll somehow make themselves into even more clear-cut villains tomorrow. (Example: the night after the âtear gas ban,â they used OC gas, whereas technically the ban was limited to CS gas â and the night after that, they abandoned all pretenses and used CS gas again.)
No one understood why the cops did what they did. In press conferences and the like, the mayor and police chief contradicted themselves from day to day and sometimes seemed to be unfamiliar with the basics of the previous nightâs news. The city council was baffled, everyone was baffled â the cops even found an odd, tangential way to piss off the Seattle School District in the process of doing all this other stuff.
When the cops left the precinct two days ago, all of that stopped. I donât mean to sound like the protest isnât important anymore, or something like that, but âa continuous peaceful protest is happening in your areaâ is ⊠well, a lot more compatible with ordinary life and work than than âyou now live in a warzone where the city attacks its citizens every night.â
Right now it doesnât feel like some new group has come in and âtaken over.â Really, itâs the opposite. The very unwelcome group that âtook overâ last week â âtook overâ in terms of their new aggressive behavior if not in terms of literal physical presence â is finally gone.
Iâm off to the woods ! Itâs been too long, I need to sit in a creek and forget some things.
kissing⊠holding handsâŠ. eating strawberries âŠ.. thatâs the life
Mobs of angry white people, protesting for their right to [checks notes] get a haircutâin the middle of a pandemicâyelled at cops, shoved them, threw things at them, and were nowhere near being respectful or peaceful, but for some reason, police officers didnât mace them, didnât shoot rubber bullets at them, didnât tear gas them, and didnât kneel on their necks and choke them to death. Qwhite interesting how differently white people are treated even when they disrespect the police and even when they riot over things like [checks notes again] their sports team losing or hell, even winning a game.
#BlackLivesMatter
I know everyone needs to memorize this
I think boomer parents got the opposite of whatever this guide is.
on one hand i donât believe in really restricting media from my children. i understand the importance of varied intake with media. that being said i will not allow my children to watch paw patrol. itâs police propaganda.Â
The Misogyny and Authoritarianism of âPaw Patrolâ
not to beat a dead pig but i just want my followers to know that while yes, this is funny in the sense that we live in a farcical dystopia, paw patrol is one of the most pro-cop, pro-surveillance state shows iâve seen since like, 24
also now they have a tracking puppy named tracker and heâs a chihuaha and lives in the jungle and he uses gratuitious spanish