spookthesunset

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by spookthesunset 3y ago
Those expiration dates generate so much waste. We just give ours away on craigslist.. better than a landfill.
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by spookthesunset 3y ago
Get a motorcycle. Motorcycles are the ultimate mad max vehicle.
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by spookthesunset 3y ago
That is a pretty low number of views for something like this project.
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by spookthesunset 3y ago
> Fine, I have enough shit to deal with inside the store already. Now said manager is gonna get a bunch of bitchy people complaining about this guy.
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by spookthesunset 3y ago
Based on that one video… yup that is fake as shit. Looks just like you said… a WWE skit.
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by spookthesunset 3y ago
How do you know they don’t like it? Could be the favorite thing of somebodies day!
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by spookthesunset 3y ago
Legally sure. But still doesn’t not make them a jerk.
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by spookthesunset 3y ago
It's crazy how to batteries that come with electronics seem to last forever isn't it?
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by spookthesunset 3y ago
I remember way, way back in the day the "used" PC parts you'd order on ebay would wind up getting bid so high they'd be sold for more than a brand new "latest and greatest" model.
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by spookthesunset 3y ago
crazy, aint it? Tribalism is a hell of a drug.
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by spookthesunset 3y ago
You assume that lockdowns actually work. We have three years of evidence to suggest otherwise. And if that isn’t enough there is this gem of a study: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2130424/ Turn
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by spookthesunset 3y ago
That god for that. Counties that didn’t have such a government turned into authoritarian hellholes (Australia, China, and Dominican Republic are good examples). Or are you arguing we should have gone full China?
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by spookthesunset 3y ago
Seatbelts and taxes vs. covid lockdowns are not even close to comparable.
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by spookthesunset 3y ago
Except there were no mass casualties and no first world healthcare system collapsed. Covid was not space aids. We knew this within weeks of “two weeks to flatten the curve” and rather than celebrate the models got it wrong, society decided
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by spookthesunset 3y ago
While your anecdote is indeed sad, that still doesn’t mean lockdowns and masks worked or should have been forced. Just like yes tons of people died from covid, but that doesn’t make our response okay.
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by spookthesunset 3y ago
We didn’t even understand the mitigations that were enacted, which is the worst part. To this day nobody can provide evidence that the lockdowns or almost three years of mask mandates did a single damn thing. And if the answer requires a ph
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by spookthesunset 3y ago
Are you asserting we should have done what China did?
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by spookthesunset 3y ago
Maybe you start from the premise that you cannot control or contain a highly infectious respiratory virus? Maybe you do a cost-benefit analysis? Too bad doing cost/benefit was impossible because lockdowns were never tested or proven be
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by spookthesunset 3y ago
It doesn’t even matter what the death counts were. No lives were saved by flattening the curve (assuming we even managed to do that, which is very questionable). The whole intent was to spread them out over time to avoid overwhelming health
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by spookthesunset 3y ago
what about deaf people who need to see faces? Or do we not care about those people. What about small children who need to see faces to properly develop? Or does that not matter. What about people who just think they are uncomfortable for
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by spookthesunset 3y ago
It only seemed like “the vast majority” because to go against the grain, no matter how right you are, would instantly label you an alt-right grandma killing asshole. You’d probably destroy your reputation and career standing up for what yo
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by spookthesunset 3y ago
We basically had three fields. First and last, but that was because we had to interface with tons of internal and external entities that required it. And we had a freetext “spoken name” that would be used all over the site. Good times. Ther
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by spookthesunset 3y ago
You were “stuck at home”. Your expendable delivery boy wasn’t. Neither were the people who made your food, packaged your Amazon shipments, kept your lights on, kept your favorite TV show running. But they are all expendable, right? As long
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by spookthesunset 3y ago
Thanks for the name calling. But don’t worry I’m used to it by now. Your responses do a great job highlighting how naked fear coupled with intense propaganda can turn people into monsters. I truly believe if one of “the experts” gave permis
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by spookthesunset 3y ago
I find running uncontrolled experiments on a population without their consent highly unethical and immoral. The whole thing was unethical and immoral. And I have just as much of a right to that opinion as you on yours. Unfortunately society
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by spookthesunset 3y ago
Which is very cool until you have to interface with systems expecting first/last name :-( When my last company did phone numbers we just let it be free text…
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by spookthesunset 3y ago
> Taiwan did that and their mortality and contagion rate is orders of magnitude lower than in the US. Same goes for Japan. This is simply not true. I don’t care how much the data gets massaged to align with the narrative. It’s a lie. Mis
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by spookthesunset 3y ago
Those people were still gonna die no matter how much yoh shamed people for the audacity of going fishing or going on a hike or using a playground. You can’t control covid. Sorry. And speaking of… how do yo explain Japan’s huge surges of cov
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by spookthesunset 3y ago
China had the strictest of all and they still had covid spreading around. You can’t control a respiratory virus like covid no matter how much you convince yourself.
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by spookthesunset 3y ago
My friend, it isn’t 2020 anymore. It’s okay to admit you got fooled. Everybody will eventually convert to my side. Because those of us who see the lockdowns as a colossal mistake will be (sadly) proven right. What we did in response to covi

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