As someone who manages a cafe, allow me to say:

I threw up in my mouth a little.

You would hate A Room With A View, I think.

I only managed to do the first chapter. I keep hearing about how great it is, but the writing itself is ass. But hey, art is subjective.

100%

• Knife
• Pliers / Snips
• Screwdrivers
• Bottle Opener

https://store.steampowered.com/app/3849000/The_Lantern_of_the_Laughless_Saint/

lmao the comments on that article

seems like it could be fun, but first let’s see if they want $15/mo for it

Nader is my hero.

Corpse Reviver No. 2 That will be all, thanks.

I also disagreed, but I can’t coherently argue why, which is obviously a sign to reflect on my opinions.

One thing that stood out to me was the broad, encompassing usage of “left”. The author lumps together the theatrical leftism like this photo with political leftism like codified worker protections.

I did think he made an excellent point that “down with oligarchs!” isn’t going to resonate with a lot of working class people.

edit: I also think the author failed to acknowledge that conservative think tanks and media savvy have certainly influenced opinions and even the LANGUAGE used to discuss topics among all classes, so to imply that the working class hasn’t changed at all isn’t fair.

damn, didn’t ANYBODY in the comments section bother to read the article?

my generation

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the first

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so is this article from 900 BC or what

amphetamines

He said “linux friendly”. How many linux users do you know with THREE irl friends?

That’s called “extent of conditon”

Locally: the benefits of Linux.

Right?

“This is not a brand conflict. This is a corporation trying to erase an activist, and this is how corporations bully individuals…"

Oh fuck off. Excuse me while I name myself Star Buckes and start selling bags of coffee beans. I expect that nothing at all will come of this.

my counterpoint is that the union leaders can then look at the company like this:

The perks are nice!

I just had this one in your honor, Crow.

fixed it