Injuryprone posted:

Lil homie gay rear end

Akratic Method posted:

Everyone is running and smiling! The crabs are getting bigger.

loquacius posted:

Judging people who are streaming their layoffs and mad about it because they're not yet numb to the cruelty of the system is lib, sorry

Solidarity even with the youngs

BRAKE FOR MOOSE posted:

one concern is safety, that people would lie about their health for money, but it's kinda a bullshit concern. that's the reason they always give about why it's illegal to compensate though. the other concern is that economically, once you start doing it, you have to keep doing it because people adjust their internal valuation of it - e.g. why would I donate blood for free when someone paid me for it before

i say swears online posted:

the first and only ltime i went there they asked me what i had to eat and i said a couple peanut butter sandwiches. they turned me away and said it could only be red meat lol. i came back ten minutes later and said i ate a steak

super sweet best pal posted:

Wouldn't be surprised if Boeing went bankrupt after this. The airlines are going to claw back all the revenue they're going to lose from these planes and will likely follow UA in refusing to deal with Boeing.

Pittsburgh Fentanyl Cloud posted:

The issue is that nobody's electronic records work with anyone else's

OH MY BAD posted:

"read theory" - person whos job description and related output are both masses of unintelligble jargon

PoundSand posted:

Time to start razing farms because they killed off work in the hunter gatherer industry.

skooma512 posted:

/r/teachers has a story a day about a teacher or a substitute being assaulted or a kid bringing a straight up gun to school and administration doing zero about it, if anything they blame the teacher for getting in the way of the fist/thrown chair.

Pepe Silvia Browne posted:

Today's the day we finally crack it. We're gonna figure out who gets the wall and who gets to lead the glorious vanguard.

Pittsburgh Fentanyl Cloud posted:

The necessities vs. frivolities curve has inverted from our parents' generation, which is why they still think a big screen TV is a sign of excess when you can get one for a quarter of the monthy rent on a 1BR in any desirable city.

Going out and buying a PS5 to treat yourself isn't going to affect your ability to afford a house or retire some day because the cost is relatively meaningless now compared to housing, medical care, education, etc

Majorian posted:

rear end casualties at im gay bridge

DaysBefore posted:

Dunno (probably) but I do remember multiple veterans begging the government vet agency for more support and being told.to consider MAiD instead lmao

spacetoaster posted:

You know, the luddites might have been on to something.

Car Hater posted:

I failed to buy a house when I had the chance in 21 and now I am going to die poor despite my income. If not for the friends that let me stay at their places in exchange for handyman work and cooking I would be living on the street.

triple sulk posted:

if you aren't an incredibly skilled/experienced dev you're completely hosed in the tech world right now. i can still code a bit but there is zero way i could pass any interview gauntlet. i feel bad for fresh grads who have 200k in debt and have to compete in this market. they might have to wait another 2-3 years if this ever recovers at all. i'm not sure if it will.

OhFunny posted:

German industry stays losing.

The Freiberg plant closing cuts Europe's total solar panel production output by 10%.

biceps crimes posted:

you go the gulag if your dog isn’t a traumatized shelter pittie. you may not like it, but those are the rules in 2024

Pepe Silvia Browne posted:

jfc i just wanna grab this fucker by the shoulders LINKEDIN HAS ROBBED YOU OF YOUR HUMANITY YOU SHOULD BE PISSED OFF ABOUT THESE THINGS!!!

net work error posted:

I watched this recently, was a banger.

net work error posted:

Pittsburgh Fentanyl Cloud posted:

When Helen Cruz pitched her tent in a city park a few years ago and made it her home, she chose the location for one reason: She wanted to be close to the houses she cleans for a living but could never afford for herself.

“People see the irony of it,” said Cruz, 49. “I never looked at it like that.”

What Cruz didn’t realize then was that living in a park in Grants Pass, Oregon, would place her in the middle of a national debate that will reach the Supreme Court on Monday about whether cities can respond to a spike in homelessness by punishing homeless people.

smug jeebus posted:

https://twitter.com/katyperry/status/1782623069825368377
I geuss she's a chud now

Biplane posted:

$12k a month mortgage, what the gently caress. That's over a third of my projected yearly pre-tax income

Pepe Silvia Browne posted:

you shiteating kraut

Nybble posted:

i’m doing my part (second baby due next week) (that’s it tho, no more)