DoctorMonarch
♬We're so happy that we live in 1800's Alabama 'cause it's sunny and there is no crime!♬
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DoctorMonarch
♬We're so happy that we live in 1800's Alabama 'cause it's sunny and there is no crime!♬
14d ago
They're simultaneously 7, 17 and 27 depending on the needs of the episode. A character might be scared of a thunderstorm during a sleepover, then plan to seduce a member of royalty, then overwhelmed by poorly specified custom orders at work.
DoctorMonarch
♬We're so happy that we live in 1800's Alabama 'cause it's sunny and there is no crime!♬
16d ago
RIP AntiDem, according to Anissimov last week https://x.com/MikeAnissimov2/status/1957118600264695829
which little horse Trump could pick in response.
I'd guess Cadence. The insecurities and personal failures of the mane six among others would add up too quickly for him. Cadence seemingly owns her big failures re: Chrysalis and Sombra, but they really genuinely aren't her fault. Going purely from memory, been a long time.
DoctorMonarch
♬We're so happy that we live in 1800's Alabama 'cause it's sunny and there is no crime!♬
17d ago
Good. Damnatio Memoriae for every assassin and school shooter.
DoctorMonarch
♬We're so happy that we live in 1800's Alabama 'cause it's sunny and there is no crime!♬
17d ago
Buttercup Dew/My Nationalist Pony would make for a great writeup, but honestly I think that most people would need a 5 or 500k word introduction to the 2010 internet first.
DoctorMonarch
♬We're so happy that we live in 1800's Alabama 'cause it's sunny and there is no crime!♬
17d ago
What does "keeping it real" mean in this context?
"When keeping it real goes wrong" is a reference to a Chapelle show sketch, https://youtube.com/watch?v=pfz0tDQZhqs I'd say "Keeping it real" = "Being true to yourself, your identity, pride, self-respect" with the "goes wrong" being "responding to a slight in a way that results in disastrous self-sabotage".
DoctorMonarch
♬We're so happy that we live in 1800's Alabama 'cause it's sunny and there is no crime!♬
19d ago
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Hanania doesn't appreciate that groypers appear to be huge to him because 1. They personally, viscerally hate him in particular and will actively seek him out and engage with him as a matter of trolling. 2. Among the groypers are relatively more experienced, serious trolls with VPNs/multiple accounts/those who automate some aspects of their engagement.
Fuentes' audience of Americans able to vote probably maxes out around 200,000 or so.
DoctorMonarch
♬We're so happy that we live in 1800's Alabama 'cause it's sunny and there is no crime!♬
23d ago
In case anyone was wondering, here's the Tidus laugh scene in Japanese https://youtube.com/watch?v=ik4JI4D7rZQ
DoctorMonarch
♬We're so happy that we live in 1800's Alabama 'cause it's sunny and there is no crime!♬
24d ago
Unfortunately not a cryptid, but there have been regular legends regarding a large, navigable underground river. https://www.bhamwiki.com/w/Underground_river
A recently established local whiskey distillery is named Dread River after it.
DoctorMonarch
♬We're so happy that we live in 1800's Alabama 'cause it's sunny and there is no crime!♬
1mo ago
the solar eclipse (the earliest manuscripts actually specify that it was a solar eclipse, rather than a darkening of the sky)
Please specify, which manuscripts of which texts?
DoctorMonarch
♬We're so happy that we live in 1800's Alabama 'cause it's sunny and there is no crime!♬
1mo ago
The guy who drafts Patrick Mahomes way too early
I might actually change my team name to that in the league I've been in for 8 years, because it's kinda true.
It's only kinda true and not literally true because he's my keeeper.
DoctorMonarch
♬We're so happy that we live in 1800's Alabama 'cause it's sunny and there is no crime!♬
1mo ago
Some backgrounds can really, really trip up even fairly educated and informed expectations. Take Guyana- South American English speakers, 30% Caribbean black types, 40% South Asians, 30% mixed or indigenous.
DoctorMonarch
♬We're so happy that we live in 1800's Alabama 'cause it's sunny and there is no crime!♬
1mo ago
When you see some genuinely unimpressive ancient ruins, possibly Sparta itself, read this text from Thucydides:
For I suppose if Lacedaemon [Sparta] were to become desolate, and the temples and the foundations of the public buildings were left, that as time went on there would be a strong disposition with posterity to refuse to accept her fame as a true exponent of her power. And yet they occupy two-fifths of Peloponnese and lead the whole, not to speak of their numerous allies without. Still, as the city is neither built in a compact form nor adorned with magnificent temples and public edifices, but composed of villages after the old fashion of Hellas, there would be an impression of inadequacy. Whereas, if Athens were to suffer the same misfortune, I suppose that any inference from the appearance presented to the eye would make her power to have been twice as great as it is.
Who all is going? Would the group have more fun at a museum, restaurant, beach, boat, walking in a city, hiking?
DoctorMonarch
♬We're so happy that we live in 1800's Alabama 'cause it's sunny and there is no crime!♬
1mo ago
Birmingham, Alabama. Suburban neighborhood called Crestline Park.
Alabama Symphony Orchestra's offices are 3ish miles away, but I hear them perform 6ish miles away.
I can get a custom suit within 1 mile, actually bespoke 10 miles.
I'm having trouble sorting through recreational barns, hobby farms, plant nurseries, LLCs that own houses which call themselves farms, wedding venues etc. The nearest Tractor Supply store is 14 miles away, I have had commutes that involved passing small groups of cattle, cotton fields.
Amtrak is 6 miles away, Walmart is 1 mile away. Birmingham Airport calls itself international and presumably has a minimal number of flights to various Caribbean island countries or Mexico per year. It is 5 miles away. Atlanta Airport 147 miles.
DoctorMonarch
♬We're so happy that we live in 1800's Alabama 'cause it's sunny and there is no crime!♬
1mo ago
Honestly, I was(/am?) still on the fence about the Assad gas attacks because it would be such an insanely stupid thing for him to do, but I'm more inclined to believe he makes incredibly stupid decisions since he lost in the way he did.
DoctorMonarch
♬We're so happy that we live in 1800's Alabama 'cause it's sunny and there is no crime!♬
2mo ago
Here's James Spann talking with other meteorologists about the Texas floods last night, will take me a few hours to listen to it in full https://youtube.com/live/T-mT7v6tjc0
DoctorMonarch
♬We're so happy that we live in 1800's Alabama 'cause it's sunny and there is no crime!♬
2mo ago
Could you link specific instances or mention the worst users who are regularly doing this?
DoctorMonarch
♬We're so happy that we live in 1800's Alabama 'cause it's sunny and there is no crime!♬
3mo ago
Quoting an early South Park episode Helen Keller the Musical, which I chose along with state flag because of a few different threads where my state has come up.
DoctorMonarch
♬We're so happy that we live in 1800's Alabama 'cause it's sunny and there is no crime!♬
3mo ago
If you're even remotely possibly an alcoholic (who enjoys cola mixed liquor drinks most of all), it goes down easier and might even taste better once you're used to it. Cherry coke zero and bacardi are cheap, fucking your life up is expensive.
DoctorMonarch
♬We're so happy that we live in 1800's Alabama 'cause it's sunny and there is no crime!♬
3mo ago
You and @FtttG are remembering correctly https://archive.ph/b6SpY
CMV: I am pro-abortion (in favor of aborting fetuses, not pro-choice) submitted 3 years ago by by AmericanNick7
I think that something as significant as consciousness should not be imposed on matter (the person before they gain consciousness) without consent, and as a non-conscious person cannot give consent, being born is inherently done without consent. In addition, as a negative utilitarian, I wish for suffering to be reduced as much as possible. If abortion were mandatory for pregnant women, no new people would be born, and thus no new people would experience suffering. If no new people are born, humanity will end and thus human suffering will end. This would require no deaths of people already in existence, it would simply prevent new people from coming into existence. Over time, resources would become more plentiful, another benefit of this method. I am aware how radical this view is, but I do hold it sincerely.
DoctorMonarch
♬We're so happy that we live in 1800's Alabama 'cause it's sunny and there is no crime!♬
4mo ago
A petty correction re: "media that eggs on religious beliefs"
To "egg on" is to encourage a person to do something to their detriment. If I said "I think you could beat up that silverback gorilla, jump into the pit, thump your chest and smile to let him know you mean business" that would be me egging you on.
I think you've conflated this with the modern phenomenon of "egging", similar to "TPing"- in which obnoxious adolescents throw locally cheap (to them) material at a house or onto a tree as low effort vandalism.
DoctorMonarch
♬We're so happy that we live in 1800's Alabama 'cause it's sunny and there is no crime!♬
4mo ago
For what it's worth, I thought phrasing was slightly rude but not out of bounds, hence I went with a confrontational "You know full well", but reflecting on it you probably were focusing on the growing slop issue- between your post, the replies and the edit timing it really does look like people talking past each other. Sorry for adding heat when none was necessary.
Tim Walz says his thing, talking heads start new round of talking shit about him, Nate Silver links slop including fake stuff, online people continue shit talking Walz online, you post here that Silver linked slop but people on this forum were ready to criticize Walz here and there wasn't another top level comment for it, you angrily edit that they're ignoring that Silver linked slop which was your point, but mottizens really want to criticize the real things Walz has said and done (or been chosen for).
DoctorMonarch
♬We're so happy that we live in 1800's Alabama 'cause it's sunny and there is no crime!♬
4mo ago
Believe it or not, but I pretty much learned fluent French by playing fully voice-acted text-heavy games in French, many years ago.
Strongly believe that, and I think back on reddit CWR there was some discussion of individual substantially higher written English fluency as a direct result from getting into 90s unvoiced pokemon (translated into English) with no alternate translation, so just diving into text, sometimes translation dictionary, but lots of grinding, as opposed to classroom or tv/film osmosis
DoctorMonarch
♬We're so happy that we live in 1800's Alabama 'cause it's sunny and there is no crime!♬
4mo ago
I was once strongly tempted to go into title insurance because I Fucking Love Maps and History and I'm kinda interested in Laws but I'm not lawyer material. This is one of those moments where I wonder if I could have saved a lot of grief or would have been ignored.
DoctorMonarch
♬We're so happy that we live in 1800's Alabama 'cause it's sunny and there is no crime!♬
4mo ago
David Jaffe, who is from my hometown, overdid the edginess on the twisted metal games, which I treated as absolutely rental tier ~25 years when that was a way to encounter new games. Original God of War didn't impress me quickly enough, I figured people were into it for tits that snuck past the ratings.
I wonder if a team of special forces/mercenaries assassinating Hamas guy before slipping away would be substantially less offensive and concerning. Alternatively, kidnapping him. Only so many teams competent to do that in the world, but drones are made in factories.
For more info, an obituary by Sailer- https://www.stevesailer.net/p/fethullah-gulen-international-man and an older piece that has unicode hiccoughs https://www.takimag.com/article/the_shadowy_imam_of_the_poconos_steve_sailer/
It's funny, the Wawa I know best is in Blakeslee (unrelated to nascar, never seen a race, but you can hear it in the distance), so about 20 minutes/miles from there. Because of a lack of imagination, much of middle earth looks outside the shire like the woods in the Poconos in my mind because that's where I read the books before movies came out.
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