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Sometimes it's necessary to make people miserable, even if that means making yourself miserable in the process.

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Sometimes it's necessary to make people miserable, even if that means making yourself miserable in the process.

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Sometimes it's necessary to make people miserable, even if that means making yourself miserable in the process.

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Sometimes it's necessary to make people miserable, even if that means making yourself miserable in the process.

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Sometimes it's necessary to make people miserable, even if that means making yourself miserable in the process.

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Sometimes it's necessary to make people miserable, even if that means making yourself miserable in the process.

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Sometimes it's necessary to make people miserable, even if that means making yourself miserable in the process.

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Sometimes it's necessary to make people miserable, even if that means making yourself miserable in the process.

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Sometimes it's necessary to make people miserable, even if that means making yourself miserable in the process.

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It is more important to use your anonymity to upset other people than it is to do anything productive.

As a frequent user of 4chan, no and I want to slap you so hard right now.

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It is more important to use your anonymity to upset other people than it is to do anything productive.

Lot more variables in trying to form a meaningful relationship with someone.

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It is more important to use your anonymity to upset other people than it is to do anything productive.

CoorsLight posted...

everyone has intrinsic human worth regardless of what they "contribute"

That is a hard sell. There are some genuinely bad people out there who only take, never give.

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It is more important to use your anonymity to upset other people than it is to do anything productive.

Is it, though?

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It is more important to use your anonymity to upset other people than it is to do anything productive.

I like Splatoon 2.

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It is more important to use your anonymity to upset other people than it is to do anything productive.

Njolk posted...

Running is only bad for your knees if you have bad form

Well whose fault is that?

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Njolk posted...

The thing is you only get these highs from exercise when you're good at it

All the fat people hating on running are just awful runners. Yes, running is brutal when you suck at it

I can't tell if that was supposed to be encouraging.

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g0ldie posted...

they want workers to go back to physically being in the office because of reasons

It's so they can monitor your productivity.

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The_tall_midget posted...

There is a special place in some sort of hell for those kind of people, along with truck drivers who take 2 parking space, and assholes who buy cigarettes and lottery in the express lane at the supermarket.

At least at my Walmart the cigarette lane is also an express lane in its own right.

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It is more important to use your anonymity to upset other people than it is to do anything productive.

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It is more important to use your anonymity to upset other people than it is to do anything productive.

I dunno, man...

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It is more important to use your anonymity to upset other people than it is to do anything productive.

I too believe that allowing citizens to have access to nuclear arms is at best a questionable policy.

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It is more important to use your anonymity to upset other people than it is to do anything productive.

Interesting initiative but one I'm not opposed to.

Though it sounds like this might just result in people transitioning to e-cigs or vaping. Guess we'll see what the endgame is.

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It is more important to use your anonymity to upset other people than it is to do anything productive.

I can only do it for certain phrases, I can't talk at length in a different accent from my own.

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It is more important to use your anonymity to upset other people than it is to do anything productive.

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Sometimes it's necessary to make people miserable, even if that means making yourself miserable in the process.

NinjaWarrior455 posted...

The only real competitors would need backing from a huge tech company like Facebook or Apple. Either way we're gonna be stuck with anti consumer shit.

But Apple is my friend!

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It is more important to use your anonymity to upset other people than it is to do anything productive.

Isn't Linus Sebastian's Floatplane thing supposed to be along those lines?

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It is more important to use your anonymity to upset other people than it is to do anything productive.

Nothing will quite match the Mitch fiasco.

He didn't even get in trouble for that.

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It is more important to use your anonymity to upset other people than it is to do anything productive.

I...I dunno.

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It is more important to use your anonymity to upset other people than it is to do anything productive.

Oh no.

Anyway.

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It is more important to use your anonymity to upset other people than it is to do anything productive.

rexcrk posted...

Why?

Size and input compatibility. The combo of a small TV but with component support is an interesting proposition.

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It is more important to use your anonymity to upset other people than it is to do anything productive.

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It is more important to use your anonymity to upset other people than it is to do anything productive.

Back when I started using GameFAQs the mods rarely interacted with the user base.

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It is more important to use your anonymity to upset other people than it is to do anything productive.

UnholyMudcrab posted...

Misleading topic title. A diplomatic boycott would mean that no government officials would attend, but athletes still would.

So do you hate the athletes who still want to participate?

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Lost_All_Senses posted...

Smart. A lot of companies and events are just giving lip service so they can keep operating. They don't actually care to spend the appropriate amount of time and resources living up to their word.

The guy who ran the event is someone my age (so Millennial) so I trust his judgment about how serious he was about ensuring a safe space but there's too many variables in play for me not to.

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Well?

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It is more important to use your anonymity to upset other people than it is to do anything productive.

I'm going to get tested tomorrow. I spent all weekend around thousands of people in an enclosed space. Everyone there is supposed to be negative for COVID or vaccinated but I still feel a little sketched out about the whole thing.

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EmbraceOfDeath posted...

Makes sense. The ridiculous ideas we currently have of "professionalism" came around almost a century ago.

I'm sorry that no one wants to hear you say "this plan is a fucking joke," in your meeting with the other department managers. Get over it.

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Judgmenl posted...

I can see how utterly strange this is out of context sorry.

Well that's not helping.

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I always thought they were fairly cut and dry: you can't convince someone to act against their own best interests in the hopes of pinning a crime on them as a result. That's entrapment.

But apparently even what seem like innocuous sting operations (like leaving a truck unlocked with a stockpile of high-end goods) can be construed as entrapment even if no other coercion or influence is being imparted on those who get snared. How "obvious" the trap is seems to factor into it (if you make the trap so tempting that it's obvious it would be hit then it can count as entrapment even when the would-be suspect otherwise acted on their own impulse).

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KaZooo posted...

Lmao there goes his life

The Supreme Court has ruled that no one can legally be barred from online usage for life so it's only for a maximum term of some sort regardless of the crime.

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https://www.ebay.com/itm/334231413591

I only saved $25 off the asking price, which is still an absurd amount of money for something that people have no problem just throwing in the trash.

The retro gaming market bubble needs to burst but I feel like by paying these sorts of prices for shit like this it's not going to anytime soon.

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MedeaLysistrata posted...

Am I doing it right?

I believe you need to link to their message board profile.

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I guess I'll have to sample the video I'm thinking of:

https://youtu.be/Sp2JgQhM4H0?t=45

I feel like I've seen this before, I just don't remember the entire thing.

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It is more important to use your anonymity to upset other people than it is to do anything productive.

I deliberately say edgy things to upset people then laugh at how aghast at they are.

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It is more important to use your anonymity to upset other people than it is to do anything productive.

...says "Are you fucking kidding me?"

Please link.

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It is more important to use your anonymity to upset other people than it is to do anything productive.