Squorlple

Squorlple, 6 months ago

I had originally meant for the meme to communicate Person A buying one $25 card for Person B and one $25 card for Person C and Persons B and C buying the same for each other and Person A simultaneously, which would be $25 * 2 * 3 = $150 spent.

However, I also figure a non-simultaneous gift exchange could occur, which engenders a couple of other scenarios:

Person A could buy one $25 card for Person B, which Person B re-gifts to Person C, who then re-re-gifts it back to Person A, which would be $25 spent.

Alternatively, Person A buys one $25 card for Person B, Person B buys one $25 card for Person C, and Person C buys one $25 card for Person A. Each person then re-gifts their card to the remaining person who has never owned the card. The three original cards are again re-gifted from their third owner back to their original owner. $25 * 3 = $75 spent.

Squorlple, 6 months ago

Civil War between these regions — who would win?

Squorlple, 7 months ago

Who is the dude on the right?

Squorlple, 7 months ago

Ah, I get the joke now. Classic

Squorlple, 7 months ago

For me, it was The Beatles’ new “Now and Then” track. A couple of things to mention though:

• I was born after 1996. This is the only new Beatles song released in my lifetime that hasn’t appeared as bootlegs or the like. Unless Hell freezes over and they release “Carnival of Light”, this is the only opportunity I will ever have to experience a truly new track by the group.
• I didn’t have as strong of a reaction the first that I heard it. Or the second time. I suffer from TMJ, which tenses and aches my jaw and puts pressure on my inner ear, oftentimes dampening my hearing. It wasn’t until late the date of release that my jaw popped and released the tension which it had had that day and I could hear clearly. The first thing I did was put on the new song so I could experience it in its whole. And there were so many layers to it that I couldn’t hear with the first listens. There was a mix of appreciation marred by the frustration of how fleeting the moment was, not just from being part of the once in a lifetime zeitgeist but also a brief moment of physical relief and undamped senses.

Squorlple, 8 months ago

There’s this recently uncovered tape that I was referencing. It’s decent quality, but definitely not as pristine as what Steely Dan is known for.

Squorlple, 7 months ago

I was more meaning material that was written/recorded decades ago, but that’s notable too

Squorlple, 8 months ago

Not to be confused with Sir Isaac Newton’s dog, forgotten villain

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diamond_(dog)

Squorlple, 8 months ago

I’m not very familiar with the franchise, but I did find this:

“Aside from the aforementioned meanings behind the name “Diamond Dogs,” it is also a reference to the David Bowie album of the same name, whose work has previously been referenced in other games in the series.”

The Bowie album title and the album’s group of characters by the same name are often believed to have been inspired by Newton’s dog, so MGS V is at least indirectly influenced by it.

Squorlple, 8 months ago

click on “🕶 Add Image”

click on “Below”

select an arbitrary photo

create meme

click on “Generate Image”

the watermark is now on the arbitrary image that you added

crop out the added image and be left without a watermark

Squorlple, 8 months ago

“Look, you’re a nice guy, but your political views that you express without solicitation are incredibly problematic and frankly I’d rather not be within the same society as you”

Squorlple, 8 months ago

People are allowed to break the rules of their own religion at their convenience but other people must always abide by those rules. “It’s ok when I do it”, so to speak.

Squorlple, 8 months ago

At least you’re not being anti-semantic

Squorlple, 10 months ago (edited 10 months ago)

I’ve had a Captcha that required an image like this one to be classified as a bike

https://i.imgur.com/3KBzluA.jpg

Ceci n’est pas un vélo

Squorlple, 10 months ago

Fixed, thanks