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Oh, don't get me wrong, anon, I know the mound. I'd just forgotten that particular meme, which is bizarre because my sides just about shattered the first time I saw/saved it kek.
I'm good with Apocalypse type shit happening, honestly. It's already happening anyway. Normies are gonna know what they fucking did by the time it's over. That's a tall order on it's face, never mind in practice, but so be it.
Yup. Still maddening it has to come to that though.
Pride cometh before the fall.
Not finding the mound, but here's a Sniffy Joe kek.
>most reek of fear
I feel that. They can't understand even when it's explained. Calmness and levity seem to be irritants now. But that's how anons roll.
Sounds like Hunter texts kek.
Red Text is Hunter psychoposting his nightly crack meltdowns kek.
o7
Stolled right back.
God, I'm not even drunk or high tonight and these damn shills are cracking me up over here.
HOOKERS AREN'T PAID TO LOVE YOU BACK
>children
Clot shot's gonna prove tricky going forward…
Uh oh, we got a couple of badasses over here!
It'll be light out soon enough though, that ruins everything kek.
That agent a tranny?
Wouldn't ordinarily agree, but they've become such gross spectacles for virtual signalling, I hear ya 5:5.
Imagine the smell. Of that candle, I mean.
>simp who thinks he's in a Jane Austen novel
Mine sides are both a-quiver and in orbit, good sir!
>It's liberating to know things.
It is, but I think a lot of people think it's a burden. Conflate knowledge with Adam/Eve-tier sin? Fear people will look up to them for guidance? "That's over my head, my brain hurts!" Why? I can't shut my fucking brain off most of the time.
>so many ignorant people consider themselves smart
That's true, worked with/under plenty, but then when you actually want them for something, they can't be bothered. Not afraid to look smart, just afraid of being proven wrong? Or they're just lazy. Lotta project managers that don't manage much of anything, seems. Dunno if that's proper or not. But then the lower-level people that generally know less or are thought to anyway, suffer most. Meh.
Throwing yourself into anything unprepared/unplanned is possibly allowing more mistakes than necessary though. If you can catch a lot before making them, all the better. But this takes extra effort and ain't foolproof, so I think people get turned off and decide to wing it. And experience is still the best teacher, as long as you're granted permission to get the experience in the first place. If all your leaders/managers suck, how do you learn anything right/wrong firsthand? Reminds of all the stupid ads for entry-level jobs that still ask for some years of actual work experience. Schrodinger's Job.
I'm always under somebody else's foot and I don't kiss ass, so there's no hope for me unless I find a way to break away entirely…haven't yet kek.
Good night, good morning, and good afternoon, anons.