>>2449449 (pb)
Meh.
Has less to do "White America" than it has to do with "Why are you always trying to sell us these arsenic-laced apples, Hag?"
AND, if we want to be SUPER straight about things:
"Dear Baby NWO,
I had initially wanted to write this card to say 'thank you' for the blankets. Sadly, we must announce the death of, well, almost everyone. There are some we think are still alive, yet somehow we cannot find them."
They didn't/don't call it the Chicago Political Machine for nuthin'.
Totally nuts that Blago was imprisoned for being caught doing what has been done since, like, ever. Even more nuts that he was proooobably no the first person caught out doing the same thing. Or worse. Maybe even much worse.
Chicago QUITE literally makes my skin crawl. Living there was. Not. Awesome.
Please don't.
Please. If you love what this is about AND you love knitting, please do not.
Make a Sculpy Soft pin or some shit.
Fuck. Learn how to use a nbd blow torch and see what you come up with.
No. Knit. Hats.
That garbage belongs to (you know).
What, exactly, is "lol" about Project Cassandra?
And why is someone immediately an enemy if they remain skeptical re: Q?
(Maybe you were a Common Core victim of the public school system? I dunno.)
Do you read books?
Like, actual BOOKS?
Not online resources that manage to break things down so concisely in 3 pages.
I do mean BOOKS on actual topics that flesh things out over (occasionally) a thousand-ish pages of text - no pictures?
It can be entertaining, yes!
And then you're sitting at your desk and start thinking, then get curious about what ___ meant and then something clicks, which triggers another click and welp, all of a sudden you have shelves and stacks of books in your home.
I mean, you would have to invest in shelves and a library card or something.
So, I can see that being a barrier to entry..