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Kaiju Cage Match posted:Tech Bubble Burst Round 2 can't come soon enough! At the end of the night, founders sit at long communal work stations laughing about their new high rents and what drew them to San Francisco. Bradley Deyo, a 24-year-old sharing a one-bedroom with his brother and co-founder, just went to an event in Sunnyvale and found a parking space that said “Venture Capitalist parking only,” he says, showing me a picture on his phone. “That just doesn’t happen in Maryland,” he says. “When I saw that sign I said, ‘I’m in the right place’.”
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"MAYO [url= posted:FETISH" post="456440365"] 2 IMO.
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Mad Monk posted:Do you work on them? I've been thinking about learning how to repair them. I have a feeling that my current hobby of drinking and smoking might be coming to it's end after a glorious 30 years or so. I want to learn how to fix them but no I don't. A lot of them are dead but I do have some that are windup that are functioning. The only really interesting one I own is one that my grandmother bought in China. It's a really pretty gold watch and has a nice design on it. I'm not rich and so my "collecting" is pretty much just department store pocket watches that I think look nice. I almost got one when I went to London that was an antique but spent too much time admiring the antique top hats and swords and stuff and forgot to get it. I regret that because there were some nice ones there for pretty cheap. I've got about a dozen of them lying around here. I keep on meaning to buy a display thing to hang them on but can never find one that I like. They're not amazing antique or anything, most of them are fairly plain since that's the style I really like. I prefer the cover to be plain since most of the engravings/art I see are terrible. Cowman fucked around with this message at 02:52 on Feb 19, 2016 |
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etalian posted:“That just doesn’t happen in Maryland,” he says. i agree, maryland is nicer than sf
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Blacktoll posted:I just want everyone to go gently caress themselves because I found out that I'm a milennial.
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symbolic posted:just deny it and feel good about yourself Nah, therapy for all.
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Cowman posted:I want to learn how to fix them but no I don't. A lot of them are dead but I do have some that are windup that are functioning. The only really interesting one I own is one that my grandmother bought in China. It's a really pretty gold watch and has a nice design on it. I'm not rich and so my "collecting" is pretty much just department store pocket watches that I think look nice. I almost got one when I went to London that was an antique but spent too much time admiring the antique top hats and swords and stuff and forgot to get it. I regret that because there were some nice ones there for pretty cheap. You're talking about vapes right
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I'm the pill container.
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etalian posted:At the end of the night, founders sit at long communal work stations laughing about their new high rents and what drew them to San Francisco. What is the tech-hipster equivalent of a guillotine? A chop saw, maybe?
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lol, stupid fuckin millenial cant even wipe his own rear end
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Grand Prize Winner posted:What is the tech-hipster equivalent of a guillotine? A chop saw, maybe? quadcopter blades
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quote:Let me tell you a bit about myself. I'm a 16 year old Junior at a Catholic high school(I'll be applying to colleges next year) I have a visual impairment. No vision in my right eye, and limited vision in my left( I'm legally blind. I do all of my schoolwork on the computer) I went to public school K-9, and I had a very bad experience. I was bullied a lot by the students, and my advisors had very low expectations of me because of my vision. They wouldn't let me take Honors classes, even though I had the grades to take them. At the beginning of 9th grade I finally got tired of it. I was determined to get into private school for 10th grade. When I informed my public school advisor of my plan she told me "Don't get your hopes up buddy, private schools are for rich kids and athletes." Well not only did I get into the private school, but I got an 80% scholarship. My visual issues have caused a lot of obstacles, but I've overcome them all. The reason my GOA is so low is Science. The visual nature of the courses makes it tough. My main interests are politics, theology, and philosophy. I'm a Paleoconservative( my favorite political figure is Pat Buchanan) and a member of the John Birch Society. I have been a member of my schools choir for 3 years.
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etalian posted:At the end of the night, founders sit at long communal work stations laughing about their new high rents Ha! Ha! We're paying absurdly inflated rent and it's hilarious!
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Frog Act posted:I'm a Paleoconservative  Ya boy!
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nomadologique posted:i once saw a man, a genuinely homeless man, not one of these youths homeless by choice as a rejection of the capitalist system on which they continue to feed, SCREAMING AT THE TOP OF HIS LUNGS at a homeless woman in the subway that he wanted to eat her rear end A homeless man and woman were sitting on a stoop in front of my house a while back, drinking liquor out of a paper bag. The woman tried to grab the bottle and he whooshed it away like "nuh uh". She rolled her eyes, dropped trou, and spread out her rear end in front of his face for a few seconds, pulled her pants back up and grabbed the bottle out of his hands.
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NESguerilla posted:A homeless man and woman were sitting on a stoop in front of my house a while back, drinking liquor out of a paper bag. The woman tried to grab the bottle and he whooshed it away like "nuh uh". She rolled her eyes, dropped trou, and spread out her rear end in front of his face for a few seconds, pulled her pants back up and grabbed the bottle out of his hands. did she fart?
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NESguerilla posted:A homeless man and woman were sitting on a stoop in front of my house a while back, drinking liquor out of a paper bag. The woman tried to grab the bottle and he whooshed it away like "nuh uh". She rolled her eyes, dropped trou, and spread out her rear end in front of his face for a few seconds, pulled her pants back up and grabbed the bottle out of his hands. I've never really understood economics
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That looks like a foley artist's sound effect board.
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A Strange Aeon posted:did she fart? I was in my living room so not sure, but judging by the looks of her it wouldn't really matter.
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Phil Moscowitz posted:probably because they are ripped grizzled dudes who actually should have beards and not dudes like this No more backbone than a chocolate eclair
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That's to teach the kid how to get to the bleach under the sink, right?
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Holy poo poo this is brilliant. My kids would love this.
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Kaiju Cage Match posted:Tech Bubble Burst Round 2 can't come soon enough! Every time I read about one of these tech sociopaths all I can think of is AL Swerengen considering "...that may be cause for cutting some throats" I mean, violence never solved anything. But I live in Belfast, and there's no bailiffs in Belfast, and that's mostly because the IRA made a point of shooting them back in the seventies. I suppose homeless people don't have guns though.
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Kid trips, springy door thing impales eye socket. SPPPPRRRROOOOIIIINNNNGGGGG.
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Kaiju Cage Match posted:Tech Bubble Burst Round 2 can't come soon enough! So what's incorrect about this guys complaint? Homeless people are gross and no one wants to see them
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joedevola posted:Every time I read about one of these tech sociopaths all I can think of is AL Swerengen considering "...that may be cause for cutting some throats" Put a rifle in a home bums hands, and they would sell it for hooch then ask you for another rifle next week. If they had the sand or the sense to organize like that, they wouldn't be homeless. But what do I know. Maybe Putin will enter next years SF Disrupt contest w/ an new geolocation concept aimed at putting Mosins into the hands of the poor and desperate. A sort of crowsourced flashmob for bayoneting executives? Private armies could really revolutionize the way people do business.
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I built one of these for my friends daughter who has a disability so she could learn about and practice using commonplace objects like that for her birthday a few years back she loved it  she isnt a millennial but i am does that count?Mine was way nicer looking
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Psychotic Weasel posted:
German SMG, Russian RPG and a knife from a video game. Typical Millennial, I guess American products aren't good enough for you guys.
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Sandweed posted:German SMG, Russian RPG and a knife from a video game. Typical Millennial, I guess American products aren't good enough for you guys. No you can thank Boomer globalization efforts for that. The flag was probably made in China, too. I just work with what I got.
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Not really a millennial thing, looks like a homemade version of most baby toys that have been around for decades. Especially the saucers. Those things are nothing but objects to pull push and turn to improve motor skills.
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amusinginquiry posted:So what's incorrect about this guys complaint? Untrue, homeless people help you feel better about yourself.
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Grand Prize Winner posted:What is the tech-hipster equivalent of a guillotine? A chop saw, maybe? gently caress low-tech - let them slash their wrists with a torn Pabst can.
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Ork of Fiction posted:Private armies could really revolutionize the way people do business. there's nothing new under the sun, and i think this one's coming back in a big way
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Pretty good idea tbh.
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what loving idiotic term are they going to mak efor the next generation? 2000-tendies gen?
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MAYO FETISH posted:what loving idiotic term are they going to mak efor the next generation? i also find it kind of whimsical that a company has so much clout over the world economy, an entire generation is named after them.
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what is homeland generation supposed to mean?
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MAYO FETISH posted:what is homeland generation supposed to mean?
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I'd say that it's the first generation to have every moment of their life monitored by the US government, but that's pretty optimistic
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