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Game and animation artist since the 90's. Made a couple techno records. Enjoys sci-fi lit, languid cinema, Sega, dance music, drawing from life, dogs, and dry biomes. Nevadan. He/him.
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I'm of two minds on this issue
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Moderates punch left even when the left cooperates with them, they can't help it.
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No, she's laughing at the predictable result of a "progressive" endorsing a centrist liberal sex pest.
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I wasn't really complaining. At least here when Der Pedophile Defender logs on he just gets confused stares instead of a chorus of support!
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This website, man.
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for sale
birthday memes
never liked
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It's a capsule used to ferry astronauts to and from the international space station.
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Your majesty, if we surrender our moral high ground to this honorless madman I- (the waistband of my boxer-briefs rises past my belt and I begin to groan and squirm as the telekinetic wedgie intensifies)
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They think you do a different kind of digit-al art.
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Convert it to View-Master! Switch everyone's ethnicity one country to the East!
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Make it a PowerPoint! Rated X, but NOT for sex!
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That's Gary
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a fascist?
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captain, sensors have detected a pun event of incredible magnitude, shock wave arriving in 3, 2,
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My first car was an unassuming white 1997 Metro that I put 2 kilowatts of audio in ❤️❤️❤️
The power draw would cause the headlights to dim in time with the bassline if you turned it up real loud.
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When I was 5 I went through a phase where I *loved* canned peaches with ketchup.
I think I'd probably still take it over that bean mess.
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He alphabetized it!
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Knockin' boots? With the current tariffs on footwear?
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A hair dryer is also "high-wattage" but exclusively blows hot air
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youtu.be/wfcQreCtvO4?...
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The extended "Uh-oh!" funk jam still occasionally plays in my brain the moment I realize I fucked something up.
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Dan, this does not represent my experience growing up in Sierra City, a town of 250 near the Nevada border, in the 1980's. How dare you.
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LMAO
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pretty good
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They called Subarus because they're legally considered submarines. Shame the torpedo tubes aren't standard anymore.
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More like Brianna Whew
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Scratch a liberal etc etc
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I don't think that's correct
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Big wheel keep on turnin'
Proud James keep on squirtin'
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I am a dope of no nation.
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I'm thinking Henry Ford, but there are several tycoons who could easily substitute.
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They used to keep a lion in the basement of the MGM casino in Reno. Saw him several times as a kid but was always saddened by his living conditions (those being the basement of a casino).
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Dude's profile is a trip. Just angry and deeply confused 24/7.
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It's true, we are.
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Such maginalized and vulnerable people!
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And it's animators *specifically*
I've never seen a lighting TD wear one
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You are describing the peak years of growth at pre-Elon Twitter.
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If the current fascist regime is making lists of enemies of the state but your principal concern is that they're listing the wrong people, then you too are a fascist.
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It's a constantly evolving landscape though, and nothing's going to stop a nation state from spying on you if they really want to.
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Mullvad is the only one I kinda trust. The fact that you can do pay-as-you-go with cash, and that their architecture is fully built around never logging anything suggests they're legit. They've been raided and the cops left empty-handed. Also very transparent about independent audits.
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Last year stayed in a ridiculous suite at the Venetian that had a shower with 8+ nozzles at various heights, each controlled by a different knob. I felt like a black & white b-roll character in an infomercial.
Impressive work.
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This good bad pun reminds me of when I was a teenager and my dad was chiding me for goofing around instead of doing dishes.
Dad (pointing at the sink):
Dishes, Brian.
Me (pointing proudly at myself):
No, DISH-is Brian.
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The red scare was primarily about communism.
When you talk about capitalist Russia like its goals are the same as the Soviet Union's you sound ridiculous.
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You are deranged.
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Lovely simplification!
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"Feller", with a hard R