Anonymous ID: 178737 Dec. 11, 2022, 8:10 a.m. No.17923440   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>3450 >>3453 >>3478 >>3570 >>3708

Israel for last?

When did Yoel roth get hired at twitter?

went to Israel in 2012.

and he seems a tad Mossadgynistic

 

Yoel Roth

@yoyoel

Everything about flying El Al is unpleasant, other than the unimaginably hot otter gate agents.

8:51 PM · Dec 17, 2012

 

https://archive.vn/B6jjf

 

Yoel Roth

@yoyoel

The next time someone asks me to define “otter,” I’m just going to tell them to go to Israel.

10:50 AM · Jun 23, 2012

 

https://archive.vn/zkAhI

 

all lb

 

 

>>17923311

>The Truth Is "AntiSemitic"

 

>>17923331

>Send puppy/kitten/otter photos ASAP,thanks.

 

>>17923283

>>17923323

>>17923326

>Yoel Roth is a POS

confrimmed

 

otter

 

A gay man who is very hairy all over his body, but is smaller in frame and weighs considerably less than a bear.otter

 

A gay man who is very hairy all over his body, but is smaller in frame and weighs considerably less than a bear.

Anonymous ID: 178737 Dec. 11, 2022, 8:13 a.m. No.17923450   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>3466 >>3471 >>3478 >>3483 >>3570 >>3708 >>3744

>>17923440

>went to Israel in 2012.

>and he seems a tad Mossadgynistic

 

Yoel Roth

@yoyoel

Patiently waiting for my Valentine’s Day otter photo delivery from @seldo

.

10:13 AM · Feb 14, 2013

 

Yoel Roth

@yoyoel

Replying to

@seldo

@seldo

I wasn't. The otter imagery was a very pleasant surprise.

10:02 PM · May 14, 2011

Anonymous ID: 178737 Dec. 11, 2022, 8:22 a.m. No.17923478   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>3481 >>3485 >>3708

>>17923440

>>17923440

>>17923450

 

>Israel for last?

 

>When did Yoel roth get hired at twitter?

 

>went to Israel in 2012.

 

>andhe seems a tad Mossadgynistic

 

Yoel Roth

@yoyoel

In a temporary effort to keep family in Israel from seeing pictures of my tattoo, I may have totally fucked up my F'book privacy settings.

11:15 AM · Mar 21, 2011

 

Yoel Roth

@yoyoel

·

Dec 19, 2012

As is always the case during trips to Israel, my gaydar is completely fucked. It’s unlikely, if not impossible, that everyone here is gay.

 

Yoel Roth

@yoyoel

·

Nov 15, 2012

I sure do love waking up to every single one of my colleagues talking shit about Israel on Facebook.

 

Yoel Roth

@yoyoel

·

Nov 15, 2012

Yes, all my family in Israel are doing well and haven’t been hit by any rockets today, thanks for asking.

Anonymous ID: 178737 Dec. 11, 2022, 9:22 a.m. No.17923708   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>3735

>>17923440

>went to Israel in 2012.

 

>and he seems a tad Mossadgynistic

 

>>17923450

>>17923478

"a family of engineers"

 

Computer literacy; or, I am too stupid to learn LaTeX ✖

 

The Times ran an article yesterday suggesting that “computational thinking” (whatever that means) should be added to reading, writing, and arithmetic as the core skills that should be part of a complete education. The problem, it turns out, is that no one knows what that actually means:

 

There is little agreement within the field, however, about what exactly are the core elements of computational thinking. Nor is there agreement about how much programming students must do, if any, in order to understand it.

 

Coming from a family of engineers, it was taken for granted that, in college, I’d study something practical — like chemistry, physics, or computer science. When I went to Swarthmore (strike one) and decided to major in political science (strike two) with a minor in film and media studies (…and you’re out!), my parents still insisted that I take at least one computer science class, if only to see what I’d be missing.

 

https://web.archive.org/web/20120719015402/http://blog.yoyoel.com/page/2

Anonymous ID: 178737 Dec. 11, 2022, 9:26 a.m. No.17923735   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>3773

>>17923708

>"a family of engineers"

A Slut

 

Slut

July 5, 2010 |

2

 

In just a few more words than this post’s title, I was recently informed by someone thatI, apparently, have a reputation for being a whore. I’d like to take this opportunity to set the record straight, to whatever extent such a record even needs setting.

 

I’ve never really thought of myself as someone who has an abnormally large amount of sex, or has it with an abnormally large number of partners. OkCupid, conveniently, asked precisely those questions in a test I took a few weeks ago, and informed me that I’m less experienced than the average 21 year old, in terms of number of sexual partners. (I have a policy of not lying to computers, so I have to hope that that’s at least somewhat representative of how I actually compare to my cohorts.) While the validation from a site that specializes in gathering too much information was welcome, it merely served to confirm what I already believed: that I’m having the correct amount of sex with the correct number of people — for me.

 

Of course, the broader point here is that, as someone who makes responsible (read: safe) choices, I shouldn’t have to justify the particulars of my sex life to anyone under any circumstance. But I couldn’t help but feel, in the aftermath of the “you’re a slut, let’s not be friends” conversation I recently had, that it was worth taking a little time to think about the sex I’ve had, what it meant to me, and whether it’s ever really possible to put aside your sexual past.

 

This year, my road to emotional recovery from my last breakup began with getting an STI test one afternoon. Shortly after leaving the building with a negative HIV test result (and a negative everything-else result by text a few days later), I had to ask whether that really added up to the kind of sexual clean slate that I was imagining it to be. Being sexually active for a number of years, this was by no means my first HIV test, but it was the first that triggered anything other than a temporary sense of relief; I felt, somehow, vindicated, as if karmically, all my previous choices had been validated by writ of not having “won” the STI roulette.

 

That’s of course a stupid way to look at things: sexually-transmitted diseases aren’t karmic, they’re microbial, and their probabilities of transmission are in no ways affected by the moral or emotional dimensions of my sexual choices. But on a personal level, a clean bill of health gave me some much-needed distance from my sex life. The sex I’d had up until that moment — whether in a relationship or more casually, whether good or bad, whether I walked away from it feeling cheap and used or loved and connected to another human being — was compartmentalized and entirely in the past.

 

The slut conversation, whatever its validity (none, I would argue, but I’m the one wearing the scarlet ‘A’, so who am I to talk?), did have the effect of bringing my own feelings about my sexual past back into my present. After the almost transcendent moment of clarity following my STI test in Oxford, I suddenly felt guilty again about the people I’d slept with. Being called a slut was enough, for me, to make me actually feel like one, even if, objectively, there have been no practical consequences for my sexual behavior and, when I think back, I don’t have any particular problems with my own actions.

 

Is what I’m left with in this situation just an updated version of the high school mentality of being concerned with my reputation, rather than with my own feelings about myself? Possibly. But that’s not going to stop me from getting another STI test in a couple of weeks, just to try to get that feeling of validation back.

Anonymous ID: 178737 Dec. 11, 2022, 10:21 a.m. No.17923988   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>4019 >>4127

>>17923951

Q/potus 1 min delta

at Yoel Roth

 

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@Jack

You were warned.

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