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2 months ago/. 's moderation is the closest any moderation will get to ‘adequate at best’, but vastly imperfect.
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12·2 months agoThis ad has been approved by the Genital Observation Party.
Because less government,
Ooooh, that’s so subtle and brilliant, they’ll be destroyed for life! Added bonus is it zings for all the alphabet.
2·2 months agoYes.
Only a few hundred times, but I’ve learned my lesson…!
262·2 months agoTrump pump and dump.
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“I don’t have to comment this; it’s obvious why I did that…”
–me
111·2 months ago“Every poll since the unconstitutional Harris coup over Biden is fake.”
–#maga
31·2 months agoThe Xmas Pot Luck will be overbearing!
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Google lens identifies the guy on the left as Inchie Incelitis and the right is Eugene Eunich.
They’re #maga, so not important.
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2·3 months ago…you also must despise Trump, and if you don’t, you will.
25·3 months agosynopsis from /.
Thirty-six flights were cancelled at Japan’s New Chitose airport on Saturday after a pair of scissors went missing. Japanese media report that retail outlets at the airport – which serves the regional city of Chitose on Japan’s northernmost island, Hokkaido – are required to store scissors in a locker. When staff need to cut something, they withdraw the scissors and then replace them after they’re done snipping. But last Saturday, an unnamed retailer at the airport was unable to find a pair of scissors. A lengthy search ensued, during which security checks for incoming passengers were paused for at least two hours.
Chaos ensued as queues expanded, passengers were denied entry, and airport authorities scrambled to determine whether the scissors had been swiped by somebody with malicious intent. The incident saw over 200 flights delayed, and 36 cancelled altogether. The mess meant some artists didn’t appear at a music festival. Happily, the scissors were eventually found – in the very same shop from which they had gone missing, and not in the hands of someone nefarious. But it took time for authorities to verify the scissors were the missing cutters and not another misplaced pair.
JD just whiplashed.