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spudnik [he/him, they/them]

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  • Oh yeah, you're fine. That's super considerate, model neighbor behavior!

    I do empathize with being anxious about not wanting to piss off neighbors though

  • I'm the neighbor with a window 2 feet from the snowblower. Do your thing, the snow needs to go. We all have to deal with it, and you didn't make it snow.

    Not necessary imo, but if you ever have time or the ability to clear that neighbors snow as well then they can never be mad about the noise ever again.

  • It's not much, but it's honest work

  • Is there anyone in the world that thinks that the robots spontaneously did this?

    Yes! And that's why it's so scary! You never know when they're going to bust out some killer moves and then you'll get served!

  • Oh no way, that's wild! I had no idea he was still around to get interviewed like that

  • Fuck yes

    Similarly: I recently rediscovered Houston area 2000s hip hop as an adult and it's just the goddamn greatest. It's nice to be able to recontextualize a bunch of the songs I heard as a kid now that I'm old enough to appreciate them. Which, now that I write it out, seems like too much thought to put into getting really high and listening to Paul Wall but

  • Yeah from context I assumed it wasn't killing because that surely would have been the headline. The translation difference makes total sense

    Edit: also, forgot to say ty for the reply/information!

  • Striking Argentine police officers lynched the police chief who tried to confront them

    Did they kill the chief or is this just a difference in translation? I've heard other international (to me, in the us) stories use the word to mean "attacked by mob" as opposed to the us context almost always meaning "killed by mob." Either way, couldn't have happened to a better person I'm sure

  • Ayyy, good to see you!

  • unless justified in the public interest

    Which it clearly and obviously is, making this whole rigamarole pointless!

  • thank you for all the updates!

  • These are wicked cool, thanks for sharing them!

  • There's an outbreak of measles at the privately owned/operated children concentration camp in Texas - might be the most american sentence ever

  • Yeah I think it's just one of those things that usaians say that doesn't make sense. Like calling a main dish an entree, or the whole freshman/sophomore/junior/senior thing for school years. Your logic makes sense, we're just bad at naming stuff sometimes

  • And if they don't, there's always the seventh. Just keep throwing republics at the wall until something sticks

  • What if they just lease some of Britain's, and the chain continues?

  • this one?