Hail Yourself

this is a post about acknowledging unconscious bias. it is not a post about dating. please stop coming into my inbox and accusing me of rape apologism and telling me to kill myself. thank you

Oh baby fight

Its amazing how much they can grow in a few weeks :) Cellphone is still on the left and Terabyte on the right.

dipper and mabel bad end where they end up like ford and stan

You find a cave that's underwater, don scuba gear, and then dive in the cave. If you get stuck, injured, lost, break your gear, run out of oxygen, encounter a gas bubble that makes you temporarily insane, the guideline to the cave opening breaks or comes loose, or anything unexpected that you didn't account for happens, you get to spend your final moments with an absolute certainty that you are going to die.

cave diving perfectly safe! cave diving safe and fun! cave so pretty! look at pretty cave! awaaaaaw! get in cave! wet!

Centuria (by Tohru Kuramori) Volume 9 Extra Illustrations

Free sushi at the bus stop on 10th st east in downtown st paul. For those who are interested

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cwydx34kzlvo

three. liters.

Josh Johnson (comedy)

https://youtube.com/@charmcityewenicorns?si=GsG6iZIOnSsd2E6E

03/06/2023

Like this, btw. ⬆️

@anarchafemme Congrats on being the funniest person on this post.

no for real like sit over there and drink your little beverage and stay tf out of the way let me cook

If someone has a better method, please lmk.

Now is not the time to move. Now is the time to confront this technology and make it unpalatable for any platform to roll out. If we just hop from platform to platform, it doesn't solve the issue, just kicks the can down the road. Eventually, some law or something will make that irrelevant and then we'll all have fragmented across a bajillion platforms, diluting the power of each userbase. The problem is not the platform. The problem is the desire and ability of tech companies to implement invasive and faulty technology to comply with laws that are both actually illegal themselves in a lot of cases (if a higher law conflicts with it, it's a bad law) and also fundamentally undemocratic in disrupting our ability to socialize and, yes, organize if we want to (which is a right that is protected by democratic legal systems). The original author of the Substack is doing an important thing by reminding others that the threat is not gone, I just respectfully disagree with their proposed answer to the problem. Non-solutions based around individual consumer choices are how we've gotten where we are now. We need legislation and, in the meantime (because both together are required), a staunch and steadfast refusal to comply. That means we don't go through the process because "it was quick and easy" and "doesn't really apply to me personally anyway". It means we stick to our guns even when it's been going on for a while and EVEN WHEN IT GETS INCONVENIENT.