Lots of different palates to cater to
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Cake day: July 1st, 2023
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17·22 days agoI would pay good money to watch her lay a beat-down on each of these chicken-shit, self-hating keyboard warriors.
I’ce always considered myself to be a bit of a« White Phillip » on the subject.
16·1 month agoA super hi-fidelity version of Darude’s « Sandstorm »
21·1 month agoFor what it’s worth, was an easy paywall to bypass. Firefox focus w/ trackers disabled and a VPN let me read it.
I read this recently (quoted in the article too). It was fascinating and explains the « why » :
Not to be super-pessimistic but the pharmaceutical industry seems to based upon encouraging awareness and promotion of name brands. Advertising and incentivizing doctors to prescribe promotes a system where the average patient has a hard time understanding and navigating, especially where the patient wants the best opportunity to treat a significant impact to their wellness.
A pound of ground beef and a man should be able to pull himself up by his bootstraps!
2·2 months agoLol. Gets murkier when you’re in neither of those places and use a combo of both. I’ll stick with “closer” for now
I kinda like the funky-saurs too. They have a disheveled, extinct vibe I identify with.
Don’t worry, Canada is prepared to provide an endless honk supply should anyone be running low. 🪿🪿
A good version of “Riverworld” by Philip Jose Farmer would be awesome. “Borne” or “The Strange Bird” by Jeff Vandermeer. “Dance, Dance, Dance” by Murakmi. The Maddaddam Trilogy by Atwood.
As a deep cut, “The Woman in the Dunes” by Kobo Abe. Totally surreal.
Gander! What is this fowl trickery!