In response to Yvette MT.
They really do :(
Thanks, I hope so too. It's difficult to watch her suffer and not really be able to do much outside of giving her some Advil.
Thanks, I hope so too. It's difficult to watch her suffer and not really be able to do much outside of giving her some Advil.
08:00 PM - May 04, 2024
In response to April Sparkles.
Sadly, because they spent all that time saying respirators weren't needed for the last few years while trying to redefine the word "airborne" or avoid saying it altogether... it's unlikely people will want to wear them :(
09:20 PM - Apr 29, 2024
In response to Melissa Griffith ☕ aka Masker.
That's always the capitalist's solution to crises
Sweep it under the rug and let the poor suffer it while you gaslight them into believing it doesn't exist.
Sweep it under the rug and let the poor suffer it while you gaslight them into believing it doesn't exist.
03:17 PM - Apr 29, 2024
In response to RobPalmerIRL (he/him/his).
I figure that it's going to be a constant onslaught of trying to keep up with learning the ever-changing landscape of vulnerabilities.
But I still have no idea what specific tasks they do, to be fair... most of the past roles I have taken on are difficult to easily explain to others as well lol
But I still have no idea what specific tasks they do, to be fair... most of the past roles I have taken on are difficult to easily explain to others as well lol
01:44 PM - Apr 25, 2024
In response to Lisa Hannon.
Very much what I need rn, I appreciate the gesture
12:52 AM - Apr 18, 2024
In response to Lisa Hannon.
Yeah... Life is a lot lately with the light at the end of the tunnel seeming to dim lately.
12:40 AM - Apr 18, 2024
In response to Vivant Anon.
Sure is. Recent and decades past.
You came to me with your nonsense, sorry you disliked the response
You came to me with your nonsense, sorry you disliked the response
06:46 PM - Apr 13, 2024
In response to Anthony LaCapruccia.
Canadians, Australians, The English, and Americans have all tried this same act when they wanted to colonize, it's not difficult to spot. "Out victims are fighting back, so now we can wipe them out and it's OKAY!" But it wasn't...
I am disinterested in you trying to flip the script :)
I am disinterested in you trying to flip the script :)
05:57 PM - Apr 13, 2024
In response to Vivant Anon.
You mean the people they have been stealing land from and walled off in a massive open-air prison for all these years?
Or how about when they attacked international aid workers with precision weapons?
Or gunning down people seeking food?
Or how about when they attacked international aid workers with precision weapons?
Or gunning down people seeking food?
05:55 PM - Apr 13, 2024
In response to NCFC Zine.
I mean, it works, but things like rosemary tend to pop out of it while you are crushing them and it takes far more effort and time to grind up the spices.
The marble one ground up a clove like it was nothing, the bamboo one couldn't do the stem
The marble one ground up a clove like it was nothing, the bamboo one couldn't do the stem
12:07 PM - Apr 04, 2024
In response to Spiritual Annie.
Maybe I should have said flakey since it's a better word to decribe what I meant.
I don't expect everyone I meet to be permanent fixtures in my life but I expect them to put effort in too.
I don't expect everyone I meet to be permanent fixtures in my life but I expect them to put effort in too.
10:03 PM - Mar 31, 2024
In response to Anthony LaCapruccia.
They are temporary not because they eject me, but because I eject them for their behaviour and them expecting me to just tolerate it
10:01 PM - Mar 31, 2024
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In response to Fancyblue.
That used to be true but it's honestly easier to notice flakey people without having to deal with their bullshit after the last several years.
They aren't all that different from each other and I can often recognize them before I've truly wasted time on them
They aren't all that different from each other and I can often recognize them before I've truly wasted time on them
10:00 PM - Mar 31, 2024
In response to Scarab Rose.
I disagree
It's important to plan for the disasters society refuses to mitigate now so that when they happen I am already taking the extra steps to protect myself
People accepted being sick every few weeks rather quickly whereas I am unwilling to return to that again.
It's important to plan for the disasters society refuses to mitigate now so that when they happen I am already taking the extra steps to protect myself
People accepted being sick every few weeks rather quickly whereas I am unwilling to return to that again.
08:04 AM - Mar 25, 2024
In response to Elle Ralston.
And yet, corporations keep blaming solutions to climate change and workers rights as the reason inflation is so high lol
01:44 AM - Mar 22, 2024
In response to Anthony LaCapruccia.
Since the 80s it's mostly been downhill where we talk about how climate change is an issue or how there weren't enough young people to replace the boomers... yet they voted to burn more fuel and defund education instead.
Now many of them blame social media for it.... Not the education system...
Now many of them blame social media for it.... Not the education system...
01:41 AM - Mar 22, 2024
In response to Karen Springer.
Boomers get the blame because they had the voting power over the other generations, including their parents, for decades
And they, as a generation, voted for property values and consumerism over dealing with any of the crises society faced... so now we are screwed.
And they, as a generation, voted for property values and consumerism over dealing with any of the crises society faced... so now we are screwed.
01:40 AM - Mar 22, 2024
In response to Char.
I see it like an army
The immune system only has so many troops to throw at the problem... once it's out of troops it doesn't matter what knowledge it has to defeat the enemy... it can't win the battles anymore.
It's also really aggressive and hurts us while trying to save us...
The immune system only has so many troops to throw at the problem... once it's out of troops it doesn't matter what knowledge it has to defeat the enemy... it can't win the battles anymore.
It's also really aggressive and hurts us while trying to save us...
12:23 AM - Mar 22, 2024
In response to TJ 1010333.
I told one that is how I knew they could afford therapy instead 🤭
08:04 PM - Feb 11, 2024
In response to Anne NotOfCleves.
You sure took some massive leaps to come to that conclusion O.o
10:27 AM - Feb 11, 2024
In response to Anthony LaCapruccia.
My kid had it and her feet turn purple sometimes since it... it worries me a lot but stuff like that isn't being taken seriously.
06:24 PM - Feb 09, 2024
In response to Melissa Griffith ☕ aka Masker.
A respirator is the best prevention since it lowers viral load, keeping most of it out of your body to begin with.
It causes body-wide tissue(organ damage) through our vascular systems and even causes bone degradation. That would increase the chance of cancer across the board. It rapidly ages us :(
It causes body-wide tissue(organ damage) through our vascular systems and even causes bone degradation. That would increase the chance of cancer across the board. It rapidly ages us :(
06:23 PM - Feb 09, 2024
In response to Chris Sawler.
It's not really for me, it's for a lawsuit. For myself I just use social media or would host a blog (so along the lines of your wiki suggestion)
So I need to be able to send it as a simple file later.
So I need to be able to send it as a simple file later.
09:02 PM - Jan 23, 2024
In response to Marie Jamison.
That's what I'm saying, I never took mine off. The vaccine was never a replacement for them. That's why we live in this mess now.
If only we hadn't let our leaders remove them from schools, hospitals, and care homes for just the vaccine right?
If only we hadn't let our leaders remove them from schools, hospitals, and care homes for just the vaccine right?
08:40 AM - Dec 18, 2023
In response to Marie Jamison.
The problem is everyone refusing to admit it's airborne and so we have to omit all airborne mitigations like masks. We are currently dealing with more than just SARS... because we refuse to wear masks and try to make exposure okay instead...
01:23 AM - Dec 18, 2023
In response to Melissa Griffith ☕ aka Masker.
In a case like that with a modern drive-by-wire car with electric power steering? It's actually scary easy to do that.
Sort of like how stealing cars has become so simple...
Or threatening someone to do it...
They have managed worse, like SARS in schools and Hospitals
Sort of like how stealing cars has become so simple...
Or threatening someone to do it...
They have managed worse, like SARS in schools and Hospitals
08:31 AM - Nov 23, 2023
In response to Melissa Griffith ☕ aka Masker.
I don't know if she'll think I'm a superstar but at least she trusts me to come to me about most things because I intentionally aimed for that.
05:46 PM - Nov 21, 2023
