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I would figure that their role would be better accomplished by those terrifying robo-canines, but maybe genetic engineering is cheaper than robotics engineering.

Regardless, both are not great outcomes and the future looks increasingly dystopian.
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If you ever want to witness peak retardation, go to your local news station’s comment section on Facebook



I credit my slight lack of retardation to having deleted Facebook many years ago. Look at your own risk.
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The general public is full of dumbasses, many of who make more money than us.



By nature of my location, I meet quite a lot of monied folks...and I mean absurdly loaded. They're certainly smarter than your average person, most of the time, but not to the degree that you'd expect given the wealth disparity. Luck and stubbornness go a lot further than general intelligence.
I'm not smart enough for everyone else to be that much dumber than me.

re: GOAT love song lyrics

Posted by HempHead on 10/22/26 at 4:33 pm to


I'd rather sleep in a box
Like a bum on the street
Than a fine feather bed
Without your little old cold feet

And I'd rather be deaf
Dumb and stone blind
Than to know that your mornings
Will never be mine

And I'd rather die young
Than to live without you
And I'd rather go hungry
Than eat lonesome stew

You know it's once in a lifetime
And it won't come again
It's here and it's gone
On a magnolia wind

I'd rather not walk
Through the garden again
If I can't catch your scent
On a magnolia wind

So if it ever comes time
That it comes time to go
Sis, pack up your fiddle
Sis, pack up your bow

If I can't dance with you
Then I won't dance at all
I'll just sit this one out
With my back to the wall

I'd rather not hear
Pretty music again
If I can't catch your fiddle
On a magnolia wind

If I can't catch your scent
On a magnolia wind
May I kindly suggest an adblocker or utilizing archive.is.

Brave browser does a pretty solid job of blocking ads on its own, too.
I don’t let mine drive. She may look like a honkey, but her driving skills scream elderly Asian lady.
Not quite the opening riff, but when "Bring it on Home" goes electric, I crank the volume every single time.

I turn 40 in a few months. Clearly, middle age starts at 45, perhaps even 50. Right….. right?
Smelling the tailgates in the great beyond.
Distillate draws were substantially higher than anticipated. Imagine this will swing back up next week.

re: What Car Do You Drive?

Posted by HempHead on 10/5/26 at 7:14 pm to
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2013 Tundra base model. 250k miles, zero issues.



Lest you forget, zero payment or interest, either.

re: What Car Do You Drive?

Posted by HempHead on 10/5/26 at 7:07 pm to
2001 Lexus 470. It will probably last longer than I do.

I drive the 300TDs when road conditions won't punish me for a RWD.

re: Need help with my dog.

Posted by HempHead on 10/5/26 at 5:19 pm to
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Numelvi it’s called.


We just adopted a miniature pinscher from a foster agency, she came with absolutely awful skin problems. We got her on this, as well as some food and chews for itchy skin (which it sounds like you have tried already), and it has worked wonderfully. It isn't crazy expensive, something like 98 for a month's supply. I am not entirely sure how it is supposed to work - something like suppressing the itch trigger, maybe? - but it does the job.

re: How do y’all feel about SubStack?

Posted by HempHead on 10/2/26 at 5:12 pm to
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How crazy does it get?



As weird as you want to get. There is some great, truly legitimate journalism covering topics very lightly, if at all, covered by mainstream sources. There is also outlandish schizo shite. Joys of an open publisher.
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People still keep pushing this lie. It was clear that trauma to the neck killed him



About as clear as his record.