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@ConservFurry99 @Grezzles No deviled eggs are fire, I can't eat them cause vegan but from my memories as a kid they're great up there with a turkey with mayonnaise from a local small town gas station

@Grezzles Deviled eggs are mid at best.

My husband has never had a deviled egg, I am correcting that.

This is how people become racist. Its not because they wake up one day and for no reason decide to hate all brown skin.

@ConservFurry99 I don't mind being called gay but I take offense at queer it has such negative emotions attached to it.

Apparently this furry fandom is about "queer" and has nothing to do with anthro art. My mistake. 🙄

@NekoKirito7 I disagree but I'm not the type to argue about it

"We need meat" in the big 2026

@Moonlighhy Wait, could these be used against our invasive honey bees? The honey bees are just doing our native bees wrong on so many levels

These murder hornets are an invasive and fatal threat to honey bees as they destroy hive and decapitate bees to feed their young. We can best protect our food supply, wildlife, and natural pollination by preserving natural habitats and removing these hornets.

@JZhen72937 It's still animal abuse, a rat shouldn't be killed but even if it was it should be humanely killed not stumped, the dog is sad but it's also karma.

@HenryEnigma 哦，兄弟，在中国有句俗话，“过街老鼠人人喊打”

狗拿耗子，人管闲事。看完笑出了声！

As a conservative libertarian I'm socially liberal and economically conservative, I would love to argue with these people, I'm the person of reason, I like my guns and believe in self defense, my answer to school shootings is give teachers guns, my answer to everything is self independence and property rights, small government not anarchy, socially liberal so marry who you want be with who you want as long as it's legal and most of that 90% should be states rights not federal. I always thought my views were pretty mild, I mean I come from a family that believes women belong in the kitchen and gays should be put on an island and beat up.

"Economic right and socially left is just killing poor people all day"

@sakebu_cheese_ As an American I can't read any of that, we're not taught that in schools anymore

ちなみに... 筆記体ってアメリカでもかっこいいって言う印象はあるんですか？🤔🇺🇸 日本だと筆記体が書ける人はめちゃくちゃクールなイメージです🥰

You should say to live in Japan that would be very understandable, but I'm not going to learn anything God forbid a language just to travel there for a few days, that would be like learning the rules of the road just to get an Uber lol I have no plans to go to Japan btw just saying mainly because I'm vegan and Japan doesn't seem vegan friendly

Unpopular opinion: You should learn the language, culture and etiquette before you travel to Japan 🇯🇵

@DelusionPosting Imagine being neo Nazi and pro Israel at the same time, it's incompatible. Communist memes suck

@JSonMaui @AntiWokeMemes That's a smart one

@AntiWokeMemes Everyone moved to Earth

What are the four words? 🤔

@Germanistani @AntiLeftMemes I've also been homeless once and growing up many times I had the bread with nothing in-between, I hear it's not that uncommon for Kentucky

Yes. Even poorer than that. I've even been homeless twice. Sucks hard, especially when you are not into meth, heroin, or fent. Let me assure you: "There is no nobility in poverty (there really isn't). I have been a rich man (pretty wealthy for a student at least, but that was due to working a lot), and I have been a poor man, and I'd choose rich every fucking time."

Be honest, lets hear it...

@HistoryBoomer @Zvarkan808 You know damn well he's talking about the nuclear family

That 1951 car lacked three-point seat belts, airbags, crumple zones, head restraints, anti-lock brakes, electronic stability control, side-impact protection, and a collapsible steering column. Cars were death traps! Life expectancy in 1951 was 68 years. It's 79 years now. Those houses had lead-based paint, asbestos-containing materials, crappy insulation, limited electrical capacity, primitive plumbing, poor air sealing, and single-pane windows. They also lacked dishwashers, air conditioners, clothes dryers, freezers, and microwaves. Houses in the 1950s were far smaller and less comfortable than today's homes. Nostalgia for the 1950s is historically ignorant!

@kiffboet Satan wants no part of this

Satan is happening to your country. Take it back pronto.

@nikutaberuru A handgun cause I live in America

家に木刀がない人は 何を使って身を守るんだよ。

@tanpukunokami @JesseMock4 Not anymore those times are over

@JesseMock4 凄い！とても勉強になったよ 学校で教育があるんですね！

Are guns found in almost every household in America? And do people usually buy them with their own money? In Japan, firearms are very strictly regulated. Private ownership is mainly permitted only for licensed hunting and sport shooting. So I’m curious: Is owning a gun considered normal in America, or does it really depend on the family and the state?

@iluminatibot I think this is fine, it's up to the business to allow him to put up a sticker isn't it?

Gay cop is going around Nashville with rainbow stickers to mark which business are safe for gay people. We spent 50 years fighting the USSR just to become a gay retarded version of it.

@ApexSeeker_ 30

🇯🇵 I’m Japanese. This is probably the most random question you’ll see today😅 How old do you think I am? Take a guess!

@manifestdeath @MorbidKnowledge I overdosed on LSD and same I never felt ok or normal since that was a decade ago.

@MorbidKnowledge Once I took 500 micrograms and I was floored for the 12 hrs I was around 18-19 it was a nice experience but afterwards whenever I took 150-100 micrograms I kept perpetually having bad trips. I think that fried the fuck out of my brain I never felt ok and normal since

In 1943, Swiss chemist Albert Hofmann accidentally absorbed a tiny amount of LSD through his fingertips and spent the afternoon mildly hallucinating at his desk. Three days later he accidentally took 10 times than the standard recreational dose. He drank what he believed was a cautiously small dose, and unknowingly took ten times a modern recreational amount with no frame of reference whatsoever. At precisely 4:20pm on April 19, Hofmann dissolved 250 micrograms in water and drank it. By 5:00pm his lab journal entries were deteriorating. Dizziness. Anxiety. Visual disturbance. Writing became impossible. He asked his assistant to take him home. Wartime Basel had banned private cars, so the only option was a bicycle. He spent the ride convinced his neighbour was a witch and that he had gone permanently insane. April 19 is now celebrated annually as Bicycle Day. Hofmann later discovered that 20 to 30 micrograms were sufficient for noticeable effects. He had taken more than twelve times that amount. He lived to 102, took small doses for the rest of his life, and called LSD his "problem child." He never regretted discovering it.