Boogie_Man

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by Boogie_Man 2y ago
Could've learned to use DD in the time it took to make this post. Web browsers need to remain incapable of... formatting my disks
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by Boogie_Man 2y ago
Somebody give the number on the van a call and post results
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by Boogie_Man 2y ago
The idea that David and Johnathan were having homosexual relations is a fairly recent one and (ironically) is to some extent reflective of the "nohomo bro" culture we currently inhabit. It deserves to be classed along with "S
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by Boogie_Man 2y ago
He should think AWOOOOGA OH OH OH HUH HIMUH AWOOOGA
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by Boogie_Man 2y ago
"no"
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by Boogie_Man 2y ago
For context: "Knifey Chaseies" is an historic pastime in Glasgow where this shop is located. An immigrant flare to a local tradition!
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by Boogie_Man 2y ago
At what point does this constitute a hostile action against the user and what degree of retaliation is appropriate? Open question for everyone.
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by Boogie_Man 2y ago
"I think it's important to pursue cross training opportunities for 'hit by a bus" situations and for organic, cross-pollinated efficiency. At least twice a week we should rotate puncher or punchee. Tuesdays I'll pun
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by Boogie_Man 2y ago
I feel like I'm losing my mind I'm almost positive I've read these two comments on hacker news before about the exact same subject.
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by Boogie_Man 2y ago
Man steps back politely until he's able to politically grandstand about it - News at 11
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by Boogie_Man 2y ago
Simply out of curiosity, does your wife bear even a slight resemblance to your grandmother when she was younger?
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by Boogie_Man 2y ago
I don't mean to misrepresent. I am not Larry Sanger. I thought it relevant to HN and interesting because it was written by the co-founder of Wikipedia and because it appears to me to be a focusing of an analytical "Hacker" mi
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How A Skeptical Philosopher Becomes a Christian [Larry Sanger](larrysanger.org)
17 points by Boogie_Man 2y ago|9 comments
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by Boogie_Man 2y ago
With all respect to Martin Luther, he was also enormously rotund. Gluttony seems to have been the main vice of several important theologians.
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by Boogie_Man 2y ago
I might accidentally be using a dated term for it, Wikipedia redirects to "Ethnic Religion". https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ethnic_religion
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by Boogie_Man 2y ago
Presumably tribal religions
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by Boogie_Man 2y ago
I wrote it
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by Boogie_Man 2y ago
"He is here, he is here!" The lunatics rave. "In the wind! In the walls! In the young bride's grave!" "In the seams of the scenes on the television screen. In the silence in the air after a church bell's r
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by Boogie_Man 2y ago
Does wanting to keep master/slave and white/blacklist while also keeping information and resources for people historically (and to some extent currently) disadvantaged by systematic oppression mean that basically everyone will be
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by Boogie_Man 2y ago
I stoped using Spotify when they committed the unforgivable UI sin of "loading a page and then moving elements on that page when web calls complete" that resulted in me clicking on something other than what I had intended to becau
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by Boogie_Man 2y ago
It talks still in a "left coded" "Corporate Relatable" way when presenting "right" opinions. I don't have a point, it's just interesting. In an attempt to highlight what I mean by this, I've aske
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by Boogie_Man 2y ago
>Some games, like the early-2000s Sonalysts simulations, accurately simulate TMA, but they are so complex that they are hard to learn. As a qualified submarine officer, I still couldn't figure out how to play Dangerous Waters. We lo
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by Boogie_Man 2y ago
Always leave them wanting more
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by Boogie_Man 2y ago
Phoenicia will rise again
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by Boogie_Man 2y ago
To heavily paraphrase a short of stature comedian: Childhood and School is basically jail. You're confined with a bunch of violent sociopaths, have minimal agency over what you do everyday, spend most of your free time trying to smoke
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by Boogie_Man 2y ago
I've not complained about anyone, fictional or otherwise. If your assertion is that getting someone off of drugs in the short term plays absolutely no role in getting someone off drugs in the long term, then I'm not really sure wh
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by Boogie_Man 2y ago
Man, multiple people were ready to "go in on" Calvin which really wasn't what I intended. I was recently drafting a little ten part quick and dirty comparison of Christian denominational views on the most important/rel
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by Boogie_Man 2y ago
Probably because Texas had just recently become a state at that point and because of the Adelsverein and/or the number of ethnic Germans already there. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adelsverein https:/&#x2
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by Boogie_Man 2y ago
Try to make me go to church with the Calvinists I'll flee the country too
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by Boogie_Man 2y ago
I'll decide without the slightest moral compunction: If you're addicted to fentanyl and living on the street you're getting involuntarily committed.

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