

Trevor’re their names.
Formerly ivanafterall, started on kbin.social.


Trevor’re their names.


Pretty consistently, about 4/10 Americans polled are irredeemable pieces of shit. Really closer to half.


They recommended commodities, so consider buying a ton of iron ore. Or a bunch of rice.


You’re right, you were really wronged here.
…wait a second.


Er, I was talking about the other thing…?
How the hell do you take turns with Morrowind?


Men need to embrace their sassy side.


Awesome…wait, what.


Bullshit. It was Day of Defeat.
Otherwise, yeah, that about sums it all up.


I think we’re making the same point. In the real world, there very much are boatless people. Or non-boats, if you prefer. Those non-boats don’t fare so well when the tide rises, fyi.


It’s funny to read the different contexts in which people have encountered the quote. I first heard it from a hundred-millionaire Republican congressman, sorta chuckling to himself.


I personally first encountered it when a Republican Member of Congress worth nine figures said it, the intent being to argue in favor of trickle-down and against taxing the rich. “What helps us ultimately helps you!” You’re right that it’s surely not the original intent, as it was popularized by Kennedy. I could’ve framed it all better. I was responding to it as I’d personally heard it used.


I have a cheap, perfectly serviceable 2026 Motorola that has one.


Swype-o, thanks.


Save your breath. It’s honestly not worth it.


He sent his own son to be tortured because he was too much of a coward to go himself, and that’s supposed to be laudable!?


My son recently introduced me to them. It’s like the wrestler Goldust became the frontman for Tool. It’s so dang cool and creative.
Only when you’re passing them on the left imo.