pimento64

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pimento64,

When inside thoughts become outside words

pimento64,

Given the number of times I’ve seen cops on police forums and r/protectandserve use terms like “bikefags”, I think it’s just the typical cop disgust of anything they perceive to be weak or effeminate.

pimento64,

“Yeah! I just navigated that ethical dilemma with nuance while making sure to respect the dignity of everyone involved!”

“Hell yeah bro! This brings us one step closer to ending the senseless conflict that has plagued this playset for countless generations!”

pimento64,

That’s still an advertisement. It’s an advertisement for something you’re already using to encourage you to use more features of it so they can get analytic data from your usage patterns.

pimento64,

Skill issue

pimento64,

^ This statement is an outright admission that they’re right.

pimento64,

Bravecels are all the same, maybe they get two extra shitcoins every time they shill for it.

pimento64,

Which brings it full circle, since the Ghostbusters theme is a ripoff of I Need a New Drug by Huey Lewis and the News

pimento64,

That’s now the smallest and most finely crafted hat in New Era’s lineup

pimento64,

An early story meeting about this episode was attended by Patrick Barry, Gene Roddenberry, and Herbert J. Wright. Wright was wary that the concept of a matriarchal society had been too overdone. “So one of the major issues that we didn’t want to do was an Amazon Women kind of thing where the women are six feet tall with steel D cups,” he recalled. “I said, ‘The hit I want to take on this is apartheid, so that the men are treated as though they are blacks of South Africa. Make it political. Sexual overtones, yes, but political.’ Well, that didn’t last very long. Everything that Gene got involved with had to have sex in it. It’s so perverse that it’s hard to believe. The places it was dragged into is absurd. We were talking about how women would react, and Gene was voicing all the right words again, saying, ‘Oh, yes, we’ve got to make sure that women are represented fairly, because, after all, women are probably the superior sex anyway, and it’s real important we don’t get letters from feminists, because we want to be fair and we don’t want to infer that women have to rule by force if they do rule, because men don’t have to rule by force.’ Very sensible stuff. All of a sudden something kicks in and he changes: ‘However, we also don’t want to infer that it would be a better society if women ruled.’” His voice becoming increasingly louder, Roddenberry continued that this was because women were untrustworthy, “vicious creatures,” which he angrily blurted out in a torrent of hateful verbiage. Concluded Wright, “Then he looks out the window, looks at the outline, and says, ‘Okay, on page eight…’ and continues like that didn’t even happen.” (The Fifty-Year Mission: The Next 25 Years, p. 83)

pimento64,

Probably because they’re not very popular in the first place: people have to like the shows enough to keep watching them for there to be any content, and most people do not.

pimento64,

It doesn’t have to be, we can thank decades of slashing taxes on the rich and on their companies for that, as well as allowing manufacturing outsourcing to go unpunished instead of forcing American companies to continue to use unionized American labor.

pimento64,

Thanks for dragging us all down with you

pimento64,

Good, that episode sucked. All Our Yesterdays is a much more fitting final episode anyway.

pimento64,

Same energy as “Where’s that damn fourth Chaos Emerald”

pimento64,

I have seen this episode, and I really wasn’t a big fan of it. However, I’ve also seen the original series episode “The Way to Eden”, and I’d rather watch Subspace Rhapsody ten times back to back than sit through the “”““songs””“” in that episode ever again for as long as I shall live. Subspace Rhapsody may be more of a musical episode, but at least it’s music instead of being dissonant navel-gazing trash. The songs in The Way to Eden make me hate hippies more than J. Edgar Hoover and Eric Cartman combined could.

pimento64,

O, let not the pains of financial burden which come upon thee enter into my automobile. I am the Extended Warranty, and I am in the foremost part of the loan, and the insurance policy which protecteth me is that which is with all the paid claimants forever.

pimento64,

It’s illegal in the United States too, jamming cell phones is a great way to get the government to come and shove a broom up your ass.

pimento64,

Was this article written by a LLM? It looks like it wasn’t even edited, as evidenced by several pictures in a row separated only by the word “snip”.

pimento64,

Say “go fuck yourself lul” into the mirror to save yourself some time.

pimento64,

Stamets is an internet celebrity, bro. He was right to stomp on your personhood, you had the temerity to disagree with his august opinions of his favorite network TV shows. Shame on you.

pimento64,

I believe I made it quite clear that I get to do the pithy bot mot that’s actually nonsense, stay in your lane.

pimento64,

I know, because there wasn’t a typo the first time I wrote it. You see, gotchas like that usually work better when I haven’t already used the term before in a comment that you previously responded to. Don’t worry though, this in no way affects my impression of your ability to pay attention to what passes in front of your eyeballs.

I do, however, take it as an admission that you had to resort to making fun of me to have something to say, just like how I already expect your next comment to be an attempt at affecting aloof detachment.

pimento64,

Again, I’m aware of how sealioning works. Will that be all…?

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