To a certain polity, the posting ethic is merely about posting-as-schema, and while it's clear that the author rudimentarily grasps the canon, I do think the contents of her discoursing is quite lacking exigence.
I see it this way: the bear website kept me relatively sane in my worst periods. If I only had reddit/twitter/fb/etc my brain would have turned to mush as I lost all hope in humans. It's only because I still have some sanity left that I am now able to make a tentative attempt at making irl friends.
gotta say, your commitment to the “living in australia” bit is legendary. why the fuck would you do that to yourself?
the game of LIFE on MAXIMUM DIFFICULTY WHADDUPP BITCHEZZZZZ 
I don’t remember exactly but one guy wanted to use the patron money to start a brewery, don’t remember if he actually did it. I think the others released an episode or two where they talk about it. IIRC all the episodes are on archive.org somewhere
this would be funny if it wasn't literally what happened to proles of the round table 
it’s to drown search results about the figurative leaks 
i can now inform you that you officially made it 
you can stop posting now
Rains down in Africa status: blessed
Neo-colonial extraction status: demolished
I would guess it refers to things like balaclavas, but of course the police could extend that to mean medical masks if it suits them at the moment
apolgy for bad english
where were u wen heck's bear die
i was at house eating bean when phone ring
"Hecks bear is kil"
"no"
\> refer to some concept called "absolute poverty" \> define it in relative terms \> refuse to elaborate \> mfw !cat-confused
CHILL ’EM ALL (the refrigerated groceries)
do they say anything new and interesting? is it a least funny for more than a couple minutes?
I've been speaking some time with an obviously ND person. I'm not sure exactly what they struggle with, but it's outwardly noticeable as such (kind of stumbling around, shaking, general social awkwardness, sometimes having outbursts). They also have explicit hearing problems.
We were in a larger group making small talk, and they asked me to repeat what I said, to which I reponded, "oh, nothing important". They responded immediately "isn't it the listener who should decide what's important?" which I accepted and then did repeat what I said.
Their instant response signaled to me either that they often have the same situation where people don't want to bother reprating themselves, and/or that they are much more mentally lucid than I prejudiciallly assumed.
Then I thought, isn't one of the core aspects of social awkwardness that you don't understand the situation you are in? That you can't even hear what people are saying? And then if people don't even bother repeating themselves upon request, wouldn't you feel that people don't value you, thus compounding alienation, anxiety, etc? This is obviously where I am part of the problem.
And all this because I don't like repeating myself, to ND/hearing-impaired people or not. I don't like having to raise my voice. The prospect of not being able to hear things is not something I ever have had to consider.
Anyone else have experiences like this? Know the view from the other side? Am I making sense?
Sometimes when I run out of local posts, my gut still hungers for slop, but I don't want to sift through posts I already read.