I just saw a vid about this. How Employers Spy on You Undetected.

Love this song, it’s an actual bop.

What do you think the prompt was?

Wherever you go, there you are.

They didn’t say until hot, they said until it turns brown. May take a few days.

Community is absolutely important. We are stronger together.

Welcome. You can go to someone’s profile and “favorite” them. Im not sure if that results in them showing up in your feed, or saves them more like a bookmark.

Arya Stark.

I highly recommend you read Blueprint for a Revolution by Sroja Popovic. Dude was involved in the Serbian revolution and has advised movements around the world on what works against fascist regimes and what doesn’t. Our hope isn’t in a party, it’s in the people. And violence not only isn’t required for a Revolution, it’s not anywhere near as effective as non-violent resistance.

Unless you’re my geriatric dog, in which case, you refuse to move no matter what the huge animal near you is doing, and just give them a hurt look when they walk into you.

Girthy.

Also be aware that you might not experience anything the first time you try it. And it can affect people in different ways. Some people feel high, some get agitated, some get sleepy, some feel nothing. And your tolerance for edibles is unrelated to your tolerance for smoke.

Avocados are closer to olives in terms of fruitiness. You don’t eat them alone unless you’re Victoria Beckham.

Completely normal. Also a good opportunity to practice the art of letting go.

Please do not drag the same tired jokes over from reddit (e.g. broken arms). Stick around long enough to learn Lemmy’s tired jokes.

Some stores will even double your money back.

Check your library. They do all kinds of activities.

Tattoos, yes. Sunglasses, yes. Regular glasses, yes. Seconding what another commenter said about just being clean and well-kempt.

OP said “always” and “never.” So I’m not really sure what the purpose of this discussion is beyond refuting those superlatives. Is the idea that there needs to be more physically abusive women in fiction? Or fewer men? What is the ideal?