>>10211205 (pb)

>People need to stop datefagging. It really doesn't help. [re Durham before Labor day]

Yes, but there is an election coming on a specific date in November, and timelines can help us better understand past events and their relationships to one another.

I'd say people need to stop adopting cute new expressions ['datefagging'] and throwing aside English words and grammar constructions that have stood the test of time for sharing worthwhile thought.

But yeah, prediction rumors don't help.

>>10211576

>I'd say people need to stop adopting cute new expressions ['datefagging'] and throwing aside English words and grammar constructions that have stood the test of time for sharing worthwhile thought.

Lurk moar

Learn our comms, fren

(no homo)

>>10211707

Funny. Thanks.

Anon has a confession to make.

Anon wanted to punch this guy in the face ever since first crossing paths with him in the early 1970s reading CoEvolution Quarterly.

Pic related

He put an evil spin on a a good thing.

Age old story …