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BigOlePappy posted...

Do you think people have different interpretations of the term? "Woke"ness is kind of vague.

Merriam-Webster defines the word as "aware of and actively attentive to important facts and issues (especially issues of racial and social justice)". It's very clear-cut, with next to no room for misinterpretation. If anyone believes that it means anything beyond that, they should open a dictionary and see for themselves.

Mac and Cheese

Lunchables too, but not that nasty raw pizza and cold nacho bullshit. Crackers, meat, and cheese only.
I miss the larger adult version from the 90s that had two types of meat & cheese, and came with dijon mustard and horseradish. They need to bring that back.

Only thing god ever did for me was make me feel bad for being myself through my asshole father. I suffer from lifelong trauma because of this.

Fuck god. He's nothing but a tool to be used by manipulative psychopaths with an agenda to preach.

If by "woke", you mean against fascism, rascism, sexism, and general bigotry + anti-democratic behavior, then yeah, I guess you could consider me "woke" as fuck.

Honestly, it deeply disturbs me that simply wishing your neighbors would be treated as equal human beings is somehow considered a bad thing amongst a particular group of people. I'll never understand anti "woke"-ness.

First thing I do is go on back-to-back Royal Caribbean cruises for 2-3 months straight, alternating between Oasis and Quantum class ships for each journey (this may last longer than 2-3 months, until I get the cruise addiction out of my system once and for all).

Then, pay off the mortgage, and buy three cars: a daily driver (EV, of course), a fun weekend car (with a manual transmission, of course), and a truck (for hitching up jet skis to take to the lake).

Next, build the ultimate gaming rig with a 7950X3D, 4090 or 7950XT, 128GB of DDR5 6400, 4x4TB PCIe 5.0 SSDs, and a dual-radiator custom loop.

Finally, put half of the remaining money into a savings account, 25% into crypto, and 25% into whatever safe investment has the highest yield.

Butlers are also housekeepers and chefs, so naturally that's the one you vote for. (And drivers too but I prefer to drive myself.)

I don't like fries (especially waffle fries and crinkle cut), so Arby's gets my vote cause curly fries are tolerable.