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Daniel Sullenberger

@Phryj

I enjoy creating stuff: games, music, drawing, 3D models, & more.

Elyria, Ohio Katılım Aralık 2009
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Daniel Sullenberger@Phryj·
I'm going to miss this most of all. I love you, Snowball. You were a great cat, and a great friend.
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@texasrunnerDFW @revenant_MMXX When there's only a handful of property management companies operating in the region, they get to decide what market rate is. And, no, they don't compete on price. Ever.
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Amy Nixon@texasrunnerDFW·
@revenant_MMXX People keep saying, “The landlord raises your rent to cover that” No, they do not. They can only charge market rate, whether they replaced an AC unit last year or not Market rate.
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🌘ʀᴇᴠᴇɴᴀɴᴛ⚡@revenant_MMXX·
Home ownership is just a straight-up bad deal at this point even if you actually can afford it. Maintenance costs for everything have absolutely exploded. Air conditioner failed? That'll be ten grand, please. Meanwhile a landlord has to do things like replace your fridge for you.
Shrimp Billionaire@fentanylbrownie

Not even dooming like “Ughhh I’ll never afford a home” I have ~$75k in non-retirement brokerage accounts that I could liquidate for a down payment. I just see what homeowners deal with and very little of it appeals to me. I’m not letting “the housing market” stress me out anymore

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@VodkaPundit @cwebbonline Their "solution" is that nothing whatsoever should be done. Until the Dems' REAL boss, Xi shows up, then the homeless are ushered out of view and the streets are spotless and safe until he leaves.
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Stephen Green@VodkaPundit·
@cwebbonline “Unhoused” is a weird way of saying “mentally ill and/or drug addicts unable to take care of themselves and in need of serious intervention.”
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Christopher Webb@cwebbonline·
The level of disdain Spencer Pratt has for the unhoused is disgusting. And if you’re fine with this kind of talk, I don’t want to know you. Josh Haskell: “What are your plans for the over 40,000 homeless people in Los Angeles?” Spencer Pratt: “Well, they’re not homeless. They’re drug addicts. Most of these people are addicted to fentanyl and meth… They are choosing to be on the streets because they want to do drugs. They don’t want rules. They don’t want to listen. They want to have animals to abuse.”
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Kevin Sorbo@ksorbs·
Miss Wayne County. This is America. What are we doing?
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Daddy Warpig
Daddy Warpig@DaddyWarpig·
Your "frist" time? Your "FRIST" time? We need a good hard exterminatus like STAT.
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Let's agree that there are serious problems with suppressed wages, high costs-of-living, and artificial scarcity of good paying jobs. And then let's figure out REAL solutions, before the politicians come up with fake ones that make everything worse for all of us.
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@SemperVigilant1 @Rufus_Grimsley Thinking about it now, both sides should probably take a step back and stop with assumptions and stereotypes. While we're arguing and insulting each other, politicians are likely cooking up a "solution" that's actually going to make things worse for all of us.
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@DukeNukem1996 @KalebPrime America can never be healed as a nation until everyone who thinks The Last Jedi is a good movie is permanently deported to the 3rd world where they belong.
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@HalfTangible They always gaslight. Yes, Leia got them out of the detention block, but they all had to work as team to get back to the ship and escape. George Lucas didn't make all the male characters look weak and dumb to try to make Leia look better, and he didn't make her infallible either.
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HalfTangible@HalfTangible·
And yet all lefties have talked about for years is how Star Wars needs to "grow up" and cater more to female fans. "The Force is female" dogshit. Having a female character who was awesome wasn't enough, you had to shit all over the male ones as well
PJ • The Andor Guy • 🟢 •@matpolloy

Brother, what the fuck are you talking about? The entire point of the very first Star Wars is to subvert the damsel in distress. As soon as she’s rescued she immediately is in charge of the idiots who came to get her. Star Wars has never been a male only franchise.

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@jlippincott We haven't had friendly relations with Iran since idiot commie bumpkin Carter threw the secular government under the bus. The Mullahs are the problem.
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Josiah Lippincott@jlippincott·
Ignored in all this talk of Trump's wheeling and dealing: Iran would make for a useful friend in the Middle East. America and Iran were allies before, the Mullahs are more pragmatic than most Westerners understand, and Iran would make for a good location for investment by American and European firms. Bringing Iranian oil fully onto the world market would result in meaningfully lower energy prices for Americans, too. This is what I mean by sanctions relief being good for both Iran and the US. The hostility and tension between our two countries is a product of bizarre Cold War circumstances. There is no reason for this to continue. Iran and the US do not share a border. We were once friends. Iran does not threaten us militarily. The recent blow up can be resolved through diplomacy, normalization, and sanctions relief. Both sides must, however, give up their moralizing and be willing to offer amnesty for old injuries. No more of this talk of "The Great Satan" and "The World's Leading State-sponsor of Terror." Peace and friendship with the nations of the Middle East would serve America better than war and acrimony.
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Rufus Grimsley
Rufus Grimsley@Rufus_Grimsley·
@Phryj @SemperVigilant1 It’s called priorities. How many hours a day do you spend playing video games or on the internet? Put your big boy pants on and act like a functional adult.
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moon⭑.ᐟ@cuteonlyvibes·
Name ANY drink without the letter “e” I BET YOU CANT! 🧐
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Rufus Grimsley@Rufus_Grimsley·
We’re shaming you because you’re fucking stupid and feel entitled to eat out every day. You think the economy only affects you? Before the Federal Reserve printed trillion’s of dollars in response to covid, I earned almost half of what I do right now and I was able to buy a house, two cars, my wife was a stay at home mom taking care and of two children. Now I can’t do the same thing on double the income. The boomers didn’t create this mess. Money printing and liberal policies are why you to make your lunch now.
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@raven_brah Even if you're working multiple jobs just to barely scape by paycheck to paycheck, they'll still claim you're not working hard enough. And they pretend that jobs with good pay weren't abundant when they entered the workforce.
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Raven@raven_brah·
Boomers seem to forget that fast food used to be a normal, everyday expense for them because it was affordable. You could get a burger easily on minimum wage, it wasn’t some fancy treat you had once a year as a reward for pulling yourself up by your bootstraps.
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Multicentral@_MulticentralCS·
I think the general consensus from boomers is kids these days don’t have work ethic. They feel entitled and want everything handed to them. None want to go through shitty jobs and hardship to even try at the American dream. Boomers went out and fixed shit if it broke living below their means kids these days don’t care to do that and just straight up lazy. I can agree with what you said to an extent because this is the first generation ever to be worse off than their parents. But at what point do we just say society as a whole has created weak men and it was doomed no matter the circumstances?
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9mmSMG@9mmsmg·
There is such a strange phenomenon with boomers and some of Gen X. They hold a strange attitude that because they struggled, or people struggled before them, that everyone should struggle. It should be every man's goal that his children struggle less than him. To leave a world that's better than they grew up in. Even if it's futile, we must try. The whole boomer attitude is, "I suffered and lived so don't cry if you have to suffer too." It's rooted in selfishness and envy. Envy for seeing youthful people in their prime. They can't steal that from them, so deep down, they want to harm them in other ways. What a lot if these people don't understand is that much of gen z will never experience even a slice of the American dream. Many won't own a home because they were priced out by foreign labor and an insane housing market. They won't have kids because they think they can't afford them. The boomers had to struggle for periods, but they had a shot at the American dream. That's gone for many. It's almost malicious at this point.
Elias Graves Writes@EliasGravesLit

Dear Gen Z: My mother ate LARD sandwiches when she was a girl. She lived in a dirt floor shack with no electricity or indoor plumbing. She wore dresses made from flour sacks. Fuck you and your whining about the cost of a mocha latte.

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@totlmstr Microsoft has always been terrible at making operating systems. They get away with it because of OEM deals and having software/game publishers locked in.
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@SteelTuft @SaP011 @Vin17tr In practice, there is no separation of powers, and leftist legislatures, executive officials, and judges all work together to advance leftist interests. This is why leftist pro-criminal policy dominates the west, and why 3rd-world thugs and frauds have more rights than citizens.
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Francesco 🇮🇹
Rome 🇮🇹: A Syrian immigrant thief gets caught red-handed. When the Carabinieri arrive, he tries to escape, then suddenly turns and stabs an officer in the chest with a screwdriver. His colleague intervenes and shoots, killing the attacker. Anywhere else in the world, this would be ruled self-defense and the officer would be praised. Not in Italy. In Italy, the justice system sentenced the Officer to 3 years in prison and ordered him to pay compensation to the criminal’s family: €15,000 for each child and €5,000 for each sibling. It’s a nauseating disgrace.
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