puffball: Teddy Chin stan @wgahnagl@www.librepunk.club

Imagine seeing the word "accessibility" and saying, "Hm, I feel like this word is too easy to understand. What if we condensed it to a wholly unintuitive 4-character abbreviation?"

CORVID-19, flashing imagery(?)

i would simply, not internalise surrounding social mores

help, my dick and balls said they were "sick of this quarantine bullshit" and stole my bicycle and rode off, help what do i do

hey being jokingly mean to people, especially online, only works if there's a pre-established relationship ensuring that the other person knows you're joking and not just being a random dickhead

First pea of an overwintered pea plant.

DO I MAKE MYSELF CLEAR, VERTEBRATE?

so yeah, as we and others have said, it kind of seems like it's a push to get wifi deprecated. get rid of that pesky control that users have over their home and institutional LANs, eliminate the need for silly unlicensed radio frequency bands, and unify all telecommunication under a single worldwide WWAN owned in totality by a monopoly. a perfect, seamless internet - for those who can afford service - with no silly inferior alternatives to be found.

@Deiru a safety feature so you know where you can hang a picture!

My light switch, for example.

This isn't to say anything about how the "Wrestling isn't a sport, idiots" shit actively gets in the way of health and safety regulations in the industry

unionize professional wrestling

I'm serious, those workers are exploited as fuck

You wanna talk about "essential workers"? Wrestlers are being forced to work in an already unsafe work environment, because the wrestling companies need to keep ratings up.

The last time wrestlers threatened to unionize, the WWE made it into a plotline where all the unpopular wrestlers staged a "wildcat strike", demonizing the union movement before it even got off the ground.

it's super confusing how the same sequence of letters can mean multiple things

im a native italian.... n i block you.... now..!!!