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happyhippy posted:full homopathic I too often go fully pathologically homo Libra posted:Big Gravity trying to keep us down. 
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Thinking about Paul manaforts daughters getting him arrested for Ukrainian money laundering because their mum got hooked on valium to cope with the swingers parties
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Spangly A posted:Thinking about Paul manaforts daughters getting him arrested for Ukrainian money laundering because their mum got hooked on valium to cope with the swingers parties Partyoffamilyvalues.txt
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I'm sorry if you disagree with this sigma grindset, we'll always need ditch diggers
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CuddleCryptid posted:I'm sorry if you disagree with this sigma grindset, we'll always need ditch diggers Back when it was a Thing and unavoidable, I heard about alpha and beta "male personalities". The gently caress is a sigma grindset?
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simplefish posted:Back when it was a Thing and unavoidable, I heard about alpha and beta "male personalities". The gently caress is a sigma grindset? quote:A Sigma Male is your typical lone wolf. He is independent, self-sufficient, confident, and strong enough to be Alpha. He lets possible mates come to him, just like he does with friends and career opportunities. When these things come to him, however, he can be easily good at them They're the sexy loner underdog wolves. They are the ones wearing wolf shirts that make the ladies cream.
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Edgar Allen Ho posted:They're the sexy loner underdog wolves. They are the ones wearing wolf shirts that make the ladies cream. Nice Guys without the nice?
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simplefish posted:Nice Guys without the nice? More that it's a way to explain away that you are actually extremely Alpha, it is simply by your own Alpha choice that you have no friends or girlfriend.
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I think I've seen more memes mocking the edgy sociopath 'grindset' than I have unironic ones.     
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Don't forget the omega and gamma male.
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Dameius posted:Don't forget the omega and gamma male. Omega Male... wasn't that a 70's movie about fighting Blackulas in the dystopian 70's future?
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Guavanaut posted:I think I've seen more memes mocking the edgy sociopath 'grindset' than I have unironic ones. Hi I just wanted you to know today has sucked and these made me lmao
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Dameius posted:Don't forget the omega and gamma male. Isn't Dr. Manhattan a Gamma male? It's been a bit since I read Watchmen. (Seriously though, there's fuckin' more of these things?)
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I think there's more than there's Greek letters, I think the Greek letters are even dipole and spectral and all sorts of poo poo. I've seen the letters doubled, I've seen math symbols involved, idfk anymore
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I’m a slytherin virgo infp chandler beta male
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Guavanaut posted:You all want to get stupid? I'd say to ask them why eggs don't float in the low-density fluid we call air, but air is invisible and thus doesn't exist.
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So where does the egg fall in space? I mean if you put it in a jar of water its still denser than its medium, so that should make it fall even in zero G, according to that. So which side of the jar does it "fall" against? I mean you can ask the same thing on earth if gravity truly is a lie. The result should be the same.
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Well in space there's the solar wind to take into account
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simplefish posted:So where does the egg fall in space? Well, for something to "fall" it has to go from one location to another. We cannot know something's location and speed at the same time, so if you see an egg moving, it isn't "any" where, and therefore is simply a figment of your overactive imagination.
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Tnega posted:Well, for something to "fall" it has to go from one location to another. We cannot know something's location and speed at the same time, so if you see an egg moving, it isn't "any" where, and therefore is simply a figment of your overactive imagination. smash mouth imagine the eggs
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Imagine 4 eggs at the edge of a glass. Say a direct copy of the egg nearest the glass is sent to the back of the line of eggs and takes the place of the first egg. The formerly first egg becomes the second, the second becomes the third, and the fourth falls into the glass. Density works the same way.
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 Remember the 70's? The decade that was known for having a booming economy and stable petro-politics?
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I vaguely remember the words gas and crisis used together in the news.
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Dr. Faustus posted:I vaguely remember the words gas and crisis used together in the news. You must have misheard someone saying Chrysler for sure.
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I checked, .49 in 1975 would be 2.58 USD today. Even pre-crisis that's a very "not great, not terrible" number.
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When I was 15 and first started driving, the RaceTrac on the way to the highway was selling regular for $0.85/gal of year 2000 money, ballpark $1.40 today
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LonsomeSon posted:When I was 15 and first started driving, the RaceTrac on the way to the highway was selling regular for $0.85/gal of year 2000 money, ballpark $1.40 today I worked at a RaceTrac in Georgia in '99 and has was .69 a gallon when I left to go to BMT. $1.18 in '22 money.
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It blows my loving mind that gas was ever under a buck in my lifetime.
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D34THROW posted:It blows my loving mind that gas was ever under a buck in my lifetime. when i first started driving (2001) i could fill up the (12 gallon) tank for less than  it was great
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Y'all are starting to sound like the people we make fun of here. 
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In 2001 I got a gameboy advance and ate cheese enchiladas to extreme punditry, because my 8th birthday was september 11, and by god kids these days don't know how to have your country go off the deep end for your birthday
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Handhelds used to run on double trouble AA
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Junkie Disease posted:Handhelds used to run on double trouble AA Six of them. For four hours, if you're lucky. I would play Game Gear facing the wall because the changing extra battery pack we got for it had like a two foot cord.
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Game Gear was downright efficient compared to the Sega Nomad.
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Medullah posted:Game Gear was downright efficient compared to the Sega Nomad. The Nomad is so cool though. A literal handheld console! My favorite part of the wikipedia entry is that it mentions its incompatibility with the 32x and Sega CD multiple times.
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aBagorn posted:when i first started driving (2001) i could fill up the (12 gallon) tank for less than I started driving to school in September 2005. Then I remember seeing gas prices in my area double after Katrina. And this is in NJ, which has some of the lowest gas prices in the country (and wonderful full service.) https://www.eia.gov/dnav/pet/hist/LeafHandler.ashx?n=PET&s=EMM_EPMR_PTE_NUS_DPG&f=W Countrywide, the last time gas was under a buck was Feb 1999.
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GoutPatrol posted:(and wonderful full service.) The craziest politics yet posted in this thread
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