You're not gonna be able to find Blowback anywhere online unfortunately :(
Find what braincells you got left and rub them together and maybe you'll be able to make some real points.
Just steal them from Hobby Lobby. They don't have anti-theft towers or LP.
Edit: also if you want a nice back patch but the band you like doesn't make them you can buy a T-shirt, cut the graphic, sew it on, and go over it with clear nail polish or something similar and voila. Or you could staple it on if your hand starts to hurt from hand sewing a whole back patch on, not recommended but it's what I ended up doing when I was a punk kid.
Edit edit: You can also fill in empty space with safety pins, they look edgy but they also serve a practical purpose if any of your patches (or someone else's) start to come off.
You don't live in reality.
No one cares to know what you mean because you're treating political ideology like theme park attractions, like a child.
jellies n jams n spreads
I have a hand-me-down from a friend, it's pretty nice but I hardly ever use it in handheld mode which is where it really shines. I use it docked with a kbm+monitor setup. I am using a 4k monitor that I found for free in a Walmart, but I don't know if it was the optimal choice. The Steam Deck was really only ever intended to play games at 720p or 1080p so I ended up lowering my resolution a pretty large amount just to maintain 30fps in more modern games.
I like it overall though. It runs everything I need to run at a fine enough level and using it has taught me a lot about Linux, it's a very fun computer. I don't know if I would pay for it personally because I'm broke as fuck but I appreciate owning it.
Our shining red star. o7
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The first portion "他涉嫌犯罪.” is "Tā shèxián fànzuì." or "He is suspected of commiting a crime."
The second portion "犯罪头目!" is "Fànzuì tóumù!" or "Crime boss!"
i think the ingredients bit is very funny lol
"owe is a joke word used to satirize Orwellian and totalitarian concepts and accusations. It was coined by nano in 2021. Its sitelen pona glyph is derived from the glyph for lukin with emitters above, representing the global surveillance of the fictional Oceanian government in Nineteen Eighty-Four.
As a number word, it may refer to the quantity of 1984, especially when referring to the year, as in tenpo sike nanpa owe."
Taken from the sona.pona.la article here.
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