She is living her dream. She always dreamed of becoming a pig
abbadon420
joined 1 year ago
Should equip them with a bull catcher
The difference with linked in is that I don't use linked in personally. I only use it in my role as an employee or as a job searcher or as a member of some community. I don't have any personal info on there, except for the basics that are already out there.
What a coincidence, I worked there too. I still remember Jimmy quite fondly. Best CEO I ever worked for. He even attended my birth a decade later.
Yesterday I half read a Dutch (paywalled) article about the German tech enterpeneur Peter Thiel (paypal). Who was boasting about not caring about politics much, but that it was very convenient to have your own man at the top (jd vance). He claims to not believe in democracy or death (that's the title)
I was thinking... dafuq are people like this even doing in politics and who let's them have a say in politics? This is such a clear cut case of moneyoracy instead of democracy, it's almost comedic.
The article, for those who care: https://fd.nl/bedrijfsleven/1531173/techinvesteerder-achter-jd-vance-gelooft-niet-in-democratie-of-de-dood
But it would be content
Not gonna happen. They'll just re-lube the old condom while Reddit rapes them again.
I get it, it's hard to form sentences with proper words when all these curse words are so easy to use anywhere and anytime. Especially when you have to use difficult, intelligent or educated words like "Are you actually serious?" or "skibidi people". I know it's challenging for people like you, but I implore you to try "clean sardonicism".
Give it try, but beware, people might stop thinking you're an asshole.
(Ps, just playing along here, but this did trigger me. I do loath those people who just blatantly go around insulting everyone they disagree with online)
Excuse my lack of creativity, but "this is the way"
Double rainbow deep
Yes, many millenials have been mentally fucked up by being constantly told that they were special or they would grow up to be special or achieve to become special. Now they're not special, they're average, just like everyone else, but they can't handle it or accept it. They grow depressed, of get a bloated ego or vote for Donald Trump et al.
I personally think it's a liberating feeling to just be average. Make the best of your life, no pressure. I've made some lasting (positive) impressions on a handful of individuals and that gives me loads more satisfaction than being a world changer and loads less stress.
A LOT of people pay for that. I was flabbergasted as well. Why would you pay for a free service? This feels like buying premium bottled tap water and they don't even bother to filter out the chlorine and the heavy metals.