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Brawnfire posted:Just because you poo-pooed the concept of patriarchy as "ideological" and said a world without men would be just as socially oppressive as this one Once again, I never said any of this, you're absolutely full of poo poo lol Edit: or maybe just loving terrible at reading and comprehension?
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ubachung posted:Once again, I never said any of this, you're absolutely full of poo poo lol Or you're poo poo-poor at making whatever point you think you have. Edit: Actually, you're right. You just rolled your eyes at the suggestion of patriarchy as a factor, and then said Koalas March is ideological. For, I guess, pointing it out as a factor. Much better. Brawnfire has a new favorite as of 03:53 on Aug 13, 2019 |
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I love it when the newbie avatar is spot on.
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Pvt.Scott posted:
But how else do you make roasties?
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Rhandhali posted:Also, you can’t quit if you are a resident. It’s not easy to walk away as an attending, but if your OK with dealing with the no compete and hauling rear end elsewhere you in theory can do that. It takes financial reserve and a lot of willingness to deal with bullshit, but you have marketable skills and permission to use them More good stuff. Thanks.
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Parakeet vs. Phone posted:Vaginal steam treatments were getting pushed in fairly mainstream spas for a little bit. There was also the stuffing oak galls up there that was a fad. So was glitter capsules. Yogurt's another one often used as an attempt to home remedy treat a yeast infection but since the lactobacillus in yogurt's a different strain than the one in the vagina, the remedy's no good.
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Speaking of genitals, this just popped up: https://www.gizmodo.com.au/2019/08/this-mans-penis-is-literally-turning-into-a-bone/
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Pick posted:More good stuff. Thanks. The normal response is to shut the gently caress up, harden the gently caress up and how dare you complain,ingrate. That, or “you’re a doctor you’re rich how can you have problems”. It is amazing that the suicide rate among doctors and trainees is so low.
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“Public notice: University of Arizona to hold active shooter drill Wednesday, August 14. ... The scenario will be performed as realistically as possible, including role players made up to look like injured victims, police officers running to the scene, and noise simulating gunfire.” 
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Busket Posket posted:“Public notice: University of Arizona to hold active shooter drill Wednesday, August 14. I would quit that college asap, good god.
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If I wanted to actually shoot this school I would use this exercise as cover. I get that they "advertise it" so people can mentally prepare, but someone with bad intentions could also use this information. It's a sad world we live in.
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Aug 13, 2019 13:47
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Would not be surprised if there's absentees that day measured in the hundreds.
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If folks are interested, I wrapped up my research into one Jamake Highwater - better known as the Star Trek Voyager consultant on Native American affairs - and it was pretty illuminating how this guy got away with playing his part for so long. Details and sources contradicted each other but thanks to a bit of detective work and a few phone calls I mustered up as many facts as I could to put this together: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NMmUTIp9BOs
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The Golden Gael posted:If folks are interested, I wrapped up my research into one Jamake Highwater - better known as the Star Trek Voyager consultant on Native American affairs - and it was pretty illuminating how this guy got away with playing his part for so long. Details and sources contradicted each other but thanks to a bit of detective work and a few phone calls I mustered up as many facts as I could to put this together: Wait are you also CivilizationEX?
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Aug 13, 2019 15:58
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Is there a way to get past the account requirement
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Gynocentric Regime posted:Wait are you also CivilizationEX? Haha I'm not, but you've given me an excellent channel to look into.
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The Golden Gael posted:If folks are interested, I wrapped up my research into one Jamake Highwater - better known as the Star Trek Voyager consultant on Native American affairs - and it was pretty illuminating how this guy got away with playing his part for so long. Details and sources contradicted each other but thanks to a bit of detective work and a few phone calls I mustered up as many facts as I could to put this together: Your stuff is really good, thanks
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The Golden Gael posted:If folks are interested, I wrapped up my research into one Jamake Highwater - better known as the Star Trek Voyager consultant on Native American affairs - and it was pretty illuminating how this guy got away with playing his part for so long. Details and sources contradicted each other but thanks to a bit of detective work and a few phone calls I mustered up as many facts as I could to put this together: this was great. voyager is a terrible show and the native american stuff is so forced and bad. im sorry that i am an rear end in a top hat, but you pronounced chagrin in a hilarious manner at about the 11:20 mark
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The Jane Doe known as Orange socks has been identified https://cbsaustin.com/news/local/wilco-sheriff-victim-in-orange-socks-murder-cold-case-identified Her name is Debra Jackson.
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Hackers film 1995 posted:this was great. voyager is a terrible show and the native american stuff is so forced and bad. im sorry that i am an rear end in a top hat, but you pronounced chagrin in a hilarious manner at about the 11:20 mark Haha thanks guys. I probably did. I say words weird at times.
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The Golden Gael posted:Haha I'm not, but you've given me an excellent channel to look into. Well you are off to an awesome start, look forward to seeing future episodes!
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The Golden Gael posted:Haha thanks guys. I probably did. I say words weird at times. Very good video, great analysis, loved it.
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One thing I'm trying really hard to do, which I think is important if you make a habit of reading these kinds of stories that make you go "what?", is taking a neutral tone. Pretending you're a Native American to sell books and lectures is very not cool but the more I researched into this guy the more it seemed like he really believed his own lie. He admitted to it being a fabrication of course, though I do wonder if the rock-and-roll journalist lifestyle in the '60s had some effect on his mind...
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The Golden Gael posted:If folks are interested, I wrapped up my research into one Jamake Highwater - better known as the Star Trek Voyager consultant on Native American affairs - and it was pretty illuminating how this guy got away with playing his part for so long. Details and sources contradicted each other but thanks to a bit of detective work and a few phone calls I mustered up as many facts as I could to put this together: You make good videos, keep it up.
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The Golden Gael posted:Haha thanks guys. I probably did. I say words weird at times. I enjoyed “Anus Nin.” Cool video. Interesting and succinct. A suggestion I have is, when you say something like, “... or look back on with the same puzzlement some people look back on other things from the past with,” give some examples that relate in some way to the topic at hand. Anyway, I like this kind of content. I hope you make more.
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Your presentation is excellent, clear and easily understood. A tiny bit flat, but it worked well with the just-the-facts nature of the thing. It was a nice bite-sized video, too.
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After I had a dream about the Franklin Expedition and its famous disaster - over a hundred men dead, accounts of cannibalism, the works - I looked up other incidents of cannibalism on the high seas. Essex. A sperm whale decided to gently caress it up, sank it, and the twenty surviving crewmembers had to take to their whaling boats to survive. quote:The men suffered severe dehydration, starvation, and exposure on the open ocean, and the survivors eventually resorted to eating the bodies of the crewmen who had died. When that proved insufficient, members of the crew drew lots to determine whom they would sacrifice so that the others could live. A total of seven crew members were cannibalized before the last of the eight survivors were rescued, more than three months after the sinking of the Essex. StrixNebulosa has a new favorite as of 12:35 on Aug 14, 2019 |
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Kinda mindblowing that as a human you'd apparently rather kill and eat your buddy and spend another week just barely not starved to death and hopelessly marooned on the murderboat than go you know what dying of starvation can't be any worse than this
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Missionaries are scum and this is completely unsurprising.
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Rhandhali posted:Missionaries are scum and this is completely unsurprising. quote:One of her first moves was to start a blog chronicling her experiences. why do white people blog about everything e: The evangelical need to "save" everyone is loving disgusting. So arrogant. venus de lmao has a new favorite as of 13:52 on Aug 14, 2019 |
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The Golden Gael posted:If folks are interested, I wrapped up my research into one Jamake Highwater - better known as the Star Trek Voyager consultant on Native American affairs - and it was pretty illuminating how this guy got away with playing his part for so long. Details and sources contradicted each other but thanks to a bit of detective work and a few phone calls I mustered up as many facts as I could to put this together: It's a good 'un.
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Bertrand Hustle posted:why do white people blog about everything I have read that Mormon women are encouraged to start mommy blogs as a means of evangelizing about traditional family values, so, I guess this isn't far off
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Bertrand Hustle posted:why do white people blog about everything I’ve done actual relief work, both domestic and overseas. It’s disgusting how that filth talks about these places and disasters in general - its an opportunity for their own self-aggrandizement. I was working in a flood shelter and a bunch of these fuckers show up bringing bibles and tracts and the like. I’m sure someone might have appreciated it, but we needed clothes, toilet paper, tampons, toothpaste drugs I can actually use (the bin we had was full of ADHD amphetamine samples). They just preached and took up space. At least bring some coloring or activity books for the kids. Playing cards, hell just blank paper would be fine, anything to relieve the boredom. You have a gymnasium full of people that have lost everything not even 5 days before. How dare you show up with only bibles and tracts and claim your doing good. Rhandhali has a new favorite as of 14:54 on Aug 14, 2019 |
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Rhandhali posted:I was working in a flood shelter and a bunch of these fuckers show up bringing bibles and tracts and the like. I’m sure someone might have appreciated it, but we needed clothes, toilet paper, tampons, toothpaste drugs I can actually use (the bin we had was full of ADHD amphetamine samples). So haha are any of these bins like at every flood shelter or....?
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Wasabi the J posted:So haha are any of these bins like at every flood shelter or....? Doubt it. We were working with Red Cross at the time and I think they have stores of meds, a lot of which are donated. My theory is local clinics just emptied out their sample cabinets. Lot of exotic new drugs that nobody there could afford and I wouldn’t start anyway, I just kept people on what they were on and had lost as best as I could and gave antibiotics to people that had been exposed to the filthwater. We had some useful stuff don’t get me wrong, big Pharmacy bottles of antibiotics and the like. The ADHD meds were an outlier and stood out because... why?
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Rhandhali posted:I’ve done actual relief work, both domestic and overseas. It’s disgusting how that filth talks about these places and disasters in general - its an opportunity for their own self-aggrandizement. I hate that believing in an afterlife leads some people to treat the real material needs of human beings as less important than "saving souls". it's easy to say God is great when you live a relatively privileged life but the gall of trying to push that on someone whose family, friends, and neighbors don't have enough food and are dying of preventable diseases is just sickening. If I was starving and sick I'd be more inclined to listen to someone who actually helped alleviate my suffering than someone who told me I just had to believe in their god
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