gizajob

6 ms·

121.
by gizajob 2mo ago
Canada should change the name of the country below them to “Bottom Canada” Honestly can’t believe there’s a few million very smart people in America who have to put up with this. Bridges for Americans worldwide are being burned to the groun
122.
by gizajob 2mo ago
Literally just write “the young lady’s illustrated primer” again. Stephenson already called it.
123.
by gizajob 2mo ago
And you’re reading it all Max, for some reason.
124.
by gizajob 2mo ago
The dealer is in your pocket.
125.
by gizajob 2mo ago
There’s also a bad side.
126.
by gizajob 2mo ago
Then why join
127.
by gizajob 2mo ago
Who, in Europe, even knew they were getting a de facto president who they could not choose? This is meant to be a rationalised organisation with lofty egalitarian ideals, and yet it has to struggle to compete against descents into chaos and
128.
by gizajob 2mo ago
If you’re pro-EU then how has this circumstance come about, except by very deliberate design?
129.
by gizajob 2mo ago
What do you call a state with an unelected president? This role has come about with no citizens in the EU being asked to approve it or vote for it. Being selected by a handful of bureaucrats is a creepy technocracy with zero pretensions for
130.
by gizajob 2mo ago
You obviously haven’t been to Iceland. Things already are extremely expensive.
131.
by gizajob 2mo ago
If you join the EU you will lose control of your fisheries and have worse management policies pushed on you. Fantasy to think it will be any other way.
132.
by gizajob 2mo ago
Part of the cringe comes from certain quirks of Italian speakers using English.
133.
by gizajob 2mo ago
How is taking a baseball bat to the head analogous to taking a baseball bat to a computer mainframe?
134.
by gizajob 2mo ago
Baudrillard restated, as a cause rather than an effect.
135.
by gizajob 2mo ago
This isn’t to refute your point… but do you also remember when scientists in the 1970s were panicking about global cooling and an impending ice age?
136.
by gizajob 2mo ago
About 30 years
137.
by gizajob 2mo ago
whoa
138.
by gizajob 2mo ago
Recently Micron pointed that finger and threw that shade in Apple’s direction saying that their priority for years has been squeezing margins in their favour, so there wasn’t the slack in the system to build the fab capacity that is now des
139.
by gizajob 2mo ago
Give it time
140.
by gizajob 2mo ago
Bizarre there isn’t a 1TB RAM option hidden away for the excessively frivolous or VC funded.
141.
by gizajob 2mo ago
I didn’t say complete abandonment. You’re imagining what I’m imagining.
142.
by gizajob 2mo ago
Yours is a good take but the duct taping of the banana was done by Italian artist Maurizio Cattelan.
143.
by gizajob 2mo ago
The bankers could make the art themselves then, if that were the case. Fine art still needs to be made by artists. Conceptual art can be made by anyone with a concept.
144.
by gizajob 2mo ago
The CIA didn’t invent the camera which was really the trigger for the arrival of modern art and the abandonment of representation everywhere in the world. At the same time though, if you go somewhere like the Guggenheim in Bilbao, upon leav
145.
by gizajob 2mo ago
Nah, it belongs to the slop consuming unthinking normies. More and more apparent by the day. Wishful thinking that it belongs to the weird.
146.
by gizajob 2mo ago
Using personal attacks are against the rules. “On the subject of flowers” seems a nonsensical opening to a thread not on the subject of flowers. But everything else has confirmed the generally second rate theme of Australians even though yo
147.
by gizajob 2mo ago
It confuses he and she, and makes zero reference to the comment it’s referring to, and is generic nonsense.
148.
by gizajob 2mo ago
Why use ai to write nonsensical comments like this.
149.
by gizajob 2mo ago
"Australia is a lucky country run mainly by second rate people who share its luck." - coined by social critic and journalist Donald Horne in his 1964 book The Lucky Country.
150.
by gizajob 2mo ago
Year of the Depend adult undergarment.

More ›