You can always count on me for one last beer.

23. I like beer and traveling. 910; 719; 330; 706; 865; 813. Well traveled and well worn. Southern Punk. Fuck Hippies. Gimmie Another Beer.

[gengars-puppet]

Been a minute since I've posted. But I've moved to Canton now, and my roommate and I just went 50/50 on a new rig. Also MTG and beer

[gengars-puppet]

Asked my roommate for a few pictures of the, zero bubble, no holes Dream Queen. So this is about a gram of Dream Queen. A bit milkier than my gelato #33 I just posted. All still C02 bubble hash run.

[gengars-puppet]

An 8th of Gelato #33. Nug run and bubble hash Co2 blown. Sorry for the slow couple months guys! Been working 6 days a week and currently going through another move. Will be back with more wax porn shortly!

[soimustbedead]

fun fact

i’d love 2 die

[daddyfuckedme]

[gengars-puppet]

Doing the dash

100mph straight into a streetlight the second I get off. Duck e everything

[gengars-puppet]

https://youtu.be/PpksxP-eN8I

[roseytint-deactivated20181213]

a concept: heavy rainfall when you’re tucked up in bed. like if u agree.

[the-future-now-deactivated20170]

That’s Louis Rossman, a repair technician and YouTuber, who went viral recently for railing against Apple. Apple purposely charges a lot for repairs and you either have to pay up or buy a new device. That’s because Apple withholds necessary tools and information from outside repair shops. And to think, we were just so close to change.

Follow @the-future-now

[orasgiveaways]

This is really important and let me tell you why.

My mom has an iPhone 6 Plus and hasn’t even had it for a year when one day it suddenly died and would not charge. So she took it to an authorized Apple repair place and they charged her $50 for a diagnostic only to tell her that she would have to buy a brand new phone.

So she decided to go to the AT&T store to talk to our usual guy that upgrades our phones and handles any problems for us. She tells him what’s wrong and he takes her phone to the back only to come out two minutes later, puts her phone on charge and it comes back to life. 

She asks him what was wrong with it that he managed to somehow fix when the people at the “authorized apple repair place” couldn’t. And you know what he told her?

“There was just a bit of fuzz in the charging port.”

[toenail-draws]

I FUCKING KNEW IT. Listen, I have a MacBook from college. The charger has died twice, and I had to get a new one. This happened for two years in a row around the same time each year. I’m fucking convinced that their hardware is rigged to “expire” in order to force people to keep buying their shit.

[blood-and-pastry]

Wait, people are just now learning that Apple has some of the shadiest business practices?

[xxxtictacion]

You know this isn’t really just apple, company’s do this all the time, everything is rigged to expire and all they want is your money.

[tachyon-at-rest]

Ohhh no no no, this IS JUST Apple. 

All companies want you to buy their new products. None have gone to the lengths that Apple Inc. has gone to make end user repairs as impossible as is legally viable. I have been repairing electronics and computer systems privately, commercially and active duty in the US military for about 30 years. 

Apple puts extra effort into special hardware requiring proprietary tools that are only legally produced by their licensed manufacturer and can only be purchased through licensed repair shops if at all. 

Companies like iFixit can only exist as profit making companies because they are able to make workaround tools and kits that are still profitable but less of a blatant ripoff than Apple. 

[sodomymcscurvylegs]

Apple has been doing this forever. The way Apple treats consumers is abysmal, and people still eat their products up.

[shevathegun]

This is called “planned obsolescence” - many companies do it, but Apple has made it into an art. Basically, companies - tech companies in particular - have realized that if their products are manufactured too well, they won’t be able to sell you a new one in three years. So, in order to keep consumers coming back for more, they design your gadgets to “expire” in all manner of ways; Apple is infamous for pushing software updates that render older model phones and computers useless right before releasing a new product so that consumers will be forced to purchase the newest version of a gadget they already have.

The best way to fight back against this kind of wasteful, predatory, capitalistic schlock is to learn more about how your gadgets work so that you can repair them instead of replacing them. This man is doing the Lord’s work.

[redbeanviolin]

I get asked a lot in stream about maintaining my 10 year old mac as my main comp and why I won’t be getting a new one when I can’t maintain it anymore. This bullshit is why. I want this here so I can point to it as I divolve into unintelligible on screen ramblings about my adventures in apple upkeep. Get fucked so hard, Apple.

[helvete-stoner]

[1172188goodbye-deactivated20221]

[gengars-puppet]

Attempt 4

Still gonna get hurt.. Already can tell.

I deserve a firing squad for doing this over and over.

[yourplayersaidwhat]

Me (DM): You come face to face with a massive giant, standing in a ravine so deep that you cannot see the bottom, and is still far taller than the tallest mountain. He introduces himself as Titas, the Ancient. How do you proceed? Our insane sorcerer/wizard: I dab. Me: You what? Sor/wiz: I said I dab. Me: *sighs* He Titas picks up a chunk of mountain, bigger than the largest town, and crushes you.

And that’s the story of my first TPK.

[regularlesbian]

[kouha]

I wish I could show this to my dog and we could have a laugh over it

[theladyofpie-deactivated2019031]

Literally anyone: *puts butter, garlic, and onions in a pan*

Me, busting through their wall like the kool-aid man: smells good, whatcha cooking?

[youdonthavetogotocollege]

[unspokengrief]

self care is getting so drunk that you forget you hate yourself