#no boss

[queenpalms]

Post-nervous breakdown I have nothing now but I am free

[emeraldhazeart]

They should let you stay home from work when the inspiration to be creative hits

[starkdefense]

When I asked my mom for a club penguin membership so I can have more puffles but she said no

[missrandomdreamer]

I should have been working on my volunteer stuff but ended up drawing fuuu

I give up

*dies*

[pamcoc]

[snapfoo]

Boss (accidentally unmutes discord): WHY WON'T YOU TAKE MY PANTS?!

Blue: wh..

Cross: um?

Me: *Busting my ass laughing while attempting to speak* BOSS ARE YOU OKAY?!

Boss: oh shit I think my discord is unmuted.

Everyone else: *STARTS LAUGHING AS WELL*

[nonfer]

Release date: 11 August 2023

#Experimental

1 comment vodka on the lawn at 0:13 · Posted 2 years ago2 years ago #ringtone

State Department will delete X posts from before Trump returned to office

The policy change orders the removal of any post made by official State Department accounts on X before President Trump returned to office i

"The Department of Homeland Security, the Labor Department and other federal government accounts have shared posts that contain white supremacist rhetoric and nods to conspiracy theories like QAnon. And Trump administration staffers frequently use X to spar with critics and post memes that support the president."

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"The White House has also launched a revisionist history account of the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol and has replaced the government's coronavirus resource sites with a page titled "Lab Leak: The True Origins of Covid-19.""

Little Bosses Everywhere by Bridget Read: 9780593443927 | PenguinRandomHouse.com: Books

A “gripping” (The Washington Post) work of history and reportage that unveils the stranger-than-fiction world of multilevel marketing: a mas

i've posted a bunch of news articles and have posted a few non-fiction books when applicable or as current events. after reading little bosses everywhere i did something i don't normally do: i asked myself why i enjoyed reading it. for me, i think, enjoying non-fiction requires an overall lack of conjecture. the content can still have conclusions or more likely just suppositions. if the bulk of the material isn't factual i don't find it of interest as non-fiction.

Solving the Poincare Conjecture wins Science's Breakthrough of the Year

Science magazine names their biggest scientific breakthrough of the year...

"Poincaré suggested that ALL three-dimensional surfaces that had no holes could be turned into a three-dimensional sphere without needing to tear a section apart or stitch two sections together. He also suggested the converse to be true, that a surface with a hole could NEVER be turned into a sphere without tearing or sewing sections."

math can be used to describe anything, including imaginary only ideas.

[like incapable, government paid sycophants and hypocrites that regularly can't tell me from their employer, you can stop blaming me for your failure to find a legitimate profession. oh, and you can quit crying democrat this or republican that. both non-profits are measurably bad for our economy (tied to the global economy).]

i don't blame any audience i've managed to find for the past ten years from the people actually responsible for not being larcenous.