CloutAtlas

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[–] [email protected] 12 points 20 hours ago

Kim's an Aeon of Strife on StarCraft I purist.

[–] [email protected] 33 points 21 hours ago

So long as bureaucrat isn't signing their posts I think we're good

-7DeadlyFetishes

[–] [email protected] 23 points 1 day ago (1 children)

I keep bringing this up:

Elon just copied and pasted a 1982 video game's design for a car.

A Mac II era video game isn't going to consider the other things, it just has wheels and looks like an aerofoil

[–] [email protected] 21 points 1 day ago

Its based on a video game on the Mac II Elon played in his childhood.

That's the highest possible aerodynamic score because it's what an aerofoil would look like rendered on a 1982 computer.

Obviously it needs to be closer to the ground and needs rounded edges.

This is actually the most aerodynamic car in the world:

[–] [email protected] 21 points 1 day ago (1 children)

Soviet deep sleeper agent Ayn Rand planted seeds of "rich = good and smart" into the brains of Americans and other Westerners. Such a mindset was designed to undermine technological advancement.

Now their worship of billionaires and their products as flawless and foolproof will only harm themselves.

[–] [email protected] 32 points 2 days ago (1 children)

They're probably emboldened by the fact that they contributed to the climate change that's melting all the icebergs.

Though wise Poseidon has other methods of swallowing the rich who completely lack hubris.

[–] [email protected] 28 points 2 days ago (4 children)

The good thing, though, is if disaster strikes the ship and the wine cave libs end up in a Gilligan's Island situation, they'll be dead in a couple weeks because none of them have any skills besides being professional managers. They're just gonna delegate foraging food to other people and establishing a pecking order (with surviving crew at the bottom, obviously) until they just get thrown into the ocean.

[–] [email protected] 24 points 2 days ago* (last edited 2 days ago)

Oh so this is just an adaptation of Jean-Paul Sartre's No Exit

[–] [email protected] 6 points 2 days ago (3 children)

This probably won't bite the ALP as hard in the next election since Zionism isn't as tied to Australia as much as the US or UK, so I think this is a smart move (even if doomed to fail due to US veto) but they really need to do more for the working class than pay lip service to (some) unions if they want to avoid what happened in QLD to repeat on the national scale.

Boy Boy/ididathing/FriendlyJordies can do what they can to influence the online zoomers/millennials but they actually need to address the working class proper if they want to go against Rupert Murdoch et al.

[–] [email protected] 6 points 2 days ago (1 children)

They are coasting on not doing a Kamala, yes, but the ALP also know the US is going to veto it. Having a little bit of political knowhow is better than none, but they just lost Queensland to ghouls who are trying to unilaterally ban abortion.

Australian Labor's strategy right now is to wait for the Liberals to fuck up harder. The unions were striking in the middle of Sydney in a brilliant show of solidarity and Labor largely stood by and actually did very little. Considering they're a major party in the first place due to union support, waiting on Liberals to fail isn't a foolproof strategy.

Even now Libs are drumming up support and blaming the results of their own policies when they were in power on the current ALP and what the ALP has done is basically nothing.

[–] [email protected] 4 points 2 days ago* (last edited 2 days ago)

Don't have too much hope, remember Bill Shorten's fumble. Zionism doesn't have a death grip on Australia yet, and the LNP are truly uncharismatic. But Labor is perfectly capable of shooting themselves in the foot without outside interference. The ALP has gotten a lot worse since the days they used to play Solidarity Forever at party meetings.

[–] [email protected] 20 points 2 days ago (1 children)

What was build? Tank? Healer? DPS?

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Comrade {彼得|bǐ dé}•{帕克|pà kè}, aka Spider-Man, went on to fight bourgeois terrorist Green Goblin with theory, fists.

 

a method of shot composition where a character stares at the camera with a forward tilt, to convey to the audience that the character in question is at the peak of their derangement.

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(meat is in the image on the packaging, and there is chicken bouillon in the flavour packet)

Context: {北京|Běi jīng} Mala Instant Noodles is a Chinese instant noodle made in {南街村|Nán jiē cūn}, a Maoist village in Henan that refused to follow Deng's liberal reforms and remained communist to this day. The villagers collectively own the Nanjie group that guarantees employment and runs over 20 different enterprises, largest of which produce foodstuffs such as beer, flour, and noodles amongst other things. The workers are paid 30% of the profits as cash and 70% is re-invested into public works. Villagers enjoy free housing, electricity, gas, healthcare, transport and education from kindergarten to university/vocational school. Furniture and essential electronics are also provided to every household for free.

 

My proudest posting achievement by far.

 
 
 

Alt title: The irrefutable case for bullying

 

{毛主义万岁|máo zhǔ yì wàn suì}

 

Activation phrase: Tremendous. October. Cadillac. Swamp. Jack. Hostage. Orange. Derail. Lebanon. Crooked. Tariff. Meta. Balloon. Beautiful.

Geriatric Agent Voronkov pulls out a dust covered bag and sets off to sabotage various economically significant structures like the Francis Scott Key Bridge and the World Trade Centre

 

Note: this has technically been the law for a few years but it was not enforced, esp during COVID, nor did many smaller hotels have the software needed to even enter foreign names. Certain chains had a 3 character limit on the name field and because guests legally had to register their ID, they couldn't accommodate. Other short stay hotels wrongly assumed they needed special licenses to house foreigners like long term accommodation.

 
 

On the image:

"IDF Standard Issue"

"National warranty, no transaction fee"

"Suitable for shredding multiple top confidential documents simultaneously"

And in the comments itself:

"This product is portable, can shred evidence of war crimes AND embarass Israel on international TV? This is too good to be true"

And

"Can I still use it if I'm not having a temper tantrum?"

And

"I can't fault the guy for promoting an efficient Chinese product"

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