SRDines not happy that I dared suggest that men correcting a woman on twoxchromosomes might not be using all their chromosomes

I feel the need to make fun of a thread making fun of a thread making fun of a comment making fun of a person expressing an emotion

who cares

I get crap for liking pumpkin spice or for trying yoga, but no one bats an eye when men are g*mers, watch WWII documentaries, love beer, etc. There's nothing wrong with any of these things, but I do find it interesting that popular things so commonly become hated when women like them. Everyone is a little "basic," and that's okay Edit: I'm a g*mer, too, and have been since I was a little kid. The "bullying" I've gotten and seen for that is nothing compared to the real bullying I've gotten for liking some stereotypically feminine things. PSLs, makeup, etc.

Men absolutely and correctly get shit for games and beer and WWII documentaries. Women hallucinating situations that make them feel bad then complaining smh

pumpkin spice “””latte”””s are disgusting. They’re part of the Mayo food industrial complex that makes everyone so ugly and stupid. Fake fat and bad milk to hide a minuscule amount of disgusting coffee

Yoga, as practiced by whites women, is basically the least demanding or exercise-like exercise available. Half of it is making weird poses and the other half is as difficult as standing on one leg. It’s a meme they use to pretend they’re doing something

Makeup is dumb and evil but at least it CAN be useful if you do it well (most don’t, for many it’s net negative).

Women suck.

On second thought, men suck, and if you’d like to suck dm ;)

I'm not removing it or anything, but for the future reference, try to wait until there is some actual drama at least developing before linking your posts. This is pretty weak

Let me share with you a story. The day was June 22nd 2020. The world was in the grips of the worst pandemic in more than a century. Climate change heatwaves were scorching the planet. And somewhere deep underground in Cupertino a courageous group of developers were doing the unthinkable. Up in rainy Seattle Microsoft CEO and overly friendly Indian man Satya Nadella was sitting nervously trying to get the Apple WWDC stream working in a beta version of Microsoft Chrome/Edge. After 15 minutes he gave up and opened his personal MacBook Pro and fired up Safari. His face lit up with the warm glow of the stunning 500nits Retina display. "What will Apple announce today" he thought to himself. The stream began, Satya's palms became visibly moist with the anxious sweat seeping from his impeccably manicured hands, the hands of a true CEO. Then it happened. Apple did the unthinkable and announced a desktop and laptop operating system version numbered higher than 10. Satya began to visibly shake. "BUT YOU CAN'T DO THAT!" he shouted at the precision milled piece of aluminium sitting on his desk. He slammed the laptop shut and stormed off to the Windows Developer Team bunker located under the Space Needle. "They did it! They fricking did what you said nobody could do and make version 11!" None of the developers believed him of course. They all knew such a thing was impossible. An intern, looking nervous, twitched in the back. Satya saw "what is it?" he asked of the young MIT student. "W...well we could do Windows 11" he stammered. The other developers gasped in shock unsure what would happen next. "W..w...we could change the taskbar so it looks like a Mac Dock but isn't as functional and make the window corners slightly rounded and call it a new version of Windows" the intern continued. Impressed Satya asked the young man to join him for lunch to discuss more ideas.

Snapshots:

• undelete.pullpush.io
• archive.org
• archive.ph (click to archive)