I wish my dad was still alive

Failed Imagineer - Propagandhi

My meds haven’t kicked in when I said this and I was (mostly) joking as well. But I commened you for going the distance anyway and actually trying it out

Garlic in the coffee

Yay!!!

Your speech pattern sounds like my Floridian friend. Tell me, are you from Florida?

I know you kid, but I have seen this unironically with a bot on the DarkWeb forum Dread, which replaces company names with “jew” inserted into it, like “Google” replaced with “Jewgle”.

Dystopian novels for the death cult of the present

There’s a song about the word stan?

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What about depleted uranium bullets?

I’m a stable release male

People openly use fentanyl in public, I don’t wanna hear it anon!

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Shit, probably the best dating perspective on this greentext community in a long time.

A LOT of guys here would pretty much say “Yea, it’s bad, but that’s just how human brains work, we are wired a certain way, heard mentality, blah blah blah.” and that shit does not sound right. Glad you are combating that

Also yea, fuck negging

More like a me and my close friends/partners only clubhouse

And Punk Rock

Talk about the MTA in New York City autistically for an hour

Most Punk Rock in my experience is either A. Politics, B. The Human Condition, or C. Not Following The Herd.

I don’t know how young being born in 1996 is, but I definitely got into retro computing when I was in High School. Between watching JonTron, LGR, and a field trip to a retro computer museum with working computers, I fell in love. I ran DOSbox on my school laptop and FreeDOS off of a USB stick. My senior year, mostly playing solitare on Windows 3.1 through DOSBox on my windows 7 school laptop in class.

In terms of physical hardware, I have a Win98/XP KVM setup with a Trinitron monitor, which I love immensely, especially getting to using 3 1/2 floppy disks. Before I found out about KDE Plasma, I loved to do everything through the retro computers more than the modern ones.

Also check out protoweb. It brings the late 90s internet back to life on real hardware.

Although I have never used a commodore 64, now you got me wanting to buy one. I just need to find a way to fit it in with what I have.