LightBug1

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by LightBug1 4mo ago
I hear the sound of a V6 engine at San Cataldo Cemetery ... the sound of Enzo spinning in his grave ...
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by LightBug1 5mo ago
Not sure why this is flagged !
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by LightBug1 5mo ago
Hopefully it'll mean they'll ... fuck off.
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by LightBug1 5mo ago
Excellent news.
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by LightBug1 5mo ago
Just came here to say the same thing. Local gigs and the like, instagram is actually decent. And I'm a to-the-bone hater of ads. Ad-blockers up to my eyeballs. Except for that one niche of local gigs on insta.
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by LightBug1 5mo ago
Leave that to the BYD U9 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zIKAn8yDkpA
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by LightBug1 5mo ago
Whatever your thoughts on the matter, this image is decently representative of Cybertruck and Tesla. https://ichef.bbci.co.uk/ace/standard/976/cpsprodpb/22ba/liv...
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by LightBug1 5mo ago
What a ridiculous argument. Basic responsibility sits with those who commit the act.
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by LightBug1 5mo ago
Drop the "Pic". Just "Pocket". It's cleaner.
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by LightBug1 5mo ago
Shutting down GReader ruined my life.
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by LightBug1 5mo ago
Perfect addition to any self-respecting Junior Stasi outfit ...
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by LightBug1 5mo ago
Oh ffs ... how is the homebrew laser defense industry coming along? Spec Priority: ability to attach said laser defense instrument to home telescope ... and enable user to blast those madafakkas out of the sky.
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by LightBug1 5mo ago
That's what's making its employees miserable ????!
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by LightBug1 5mo ago
The best of us.
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by LightBug1 5mo ago
Over my dead internet connection. VPN for the VPN with a back-up VPN for the VPN's VPN.
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by LightBug1 5mo ago
Brilliant! LOL
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by LightBug1 5mo ago
So, countries inside a large, free-trading, economic zone, with a diversity of economic standards, tend to do well from central investment and all the many benefits that accrue from said economic zone. Shocking. Well done, UK. You really sh
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by LightBug1 5mo ago
Quaint.
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by LightBug1 5mo ago
And others in this thread were worried about it being too obvious ... ffs
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by LightBug1 5mo ago
I don't think it's impotent at all. I think you're wildly overestimating the general population's capacity for nuance. Particularly in a world where nuance goes the same way as wood logs near a fire place.
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by LightBug1 5mo ago
He's always been one to land a one-liner, or just a punch line. Sadly, in this day and age, that simple one-punch obvious meaning is just what's needed.
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by LightBug1 5mo ago
Is there a difference?
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by LightBug1 5mo ago
Really disappointing first parse of the comments. My average comment quality is pretty terrible, but these are on par.
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by LightBug1 6mo ago
I shut that site down as soon as I saw that. Gross.
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by LightBug1 6mo ago
The most exquisite form of karma.
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by LightBug1 6mo ago
Should have framed it. Good job.
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by LightBug1 6mo ago
Welcome to the elite club. You fit right in. Note, you STILL couldn't bring yourself to the real meat of the argument. Even your military argument was pathetic. Enjoy festering.
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by LightBug1 6mo ago
What do you think international peacekeepers means? Where do you think they've come from before? How do you think they've been armed before? What have the rules of engagement in previous peacekeeping missions been? I notice you sk
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by LightBug1 6mo ago
Why worry about it. Sudan has been getting a front seat viewing of "existential risk" for some time now. Fuck the UAE. Beautiful people - bullshit governments. Per usual.
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by LightBug1 6mo ago
In 2025, McDonald's served over 65 to 70 million customers daily. In 2024, Donald Trump received 77,302,580 votes. Do you have a point?

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