

It’s actually the best walking simulator ever made, as the focus is on, you know, walking places.


It’s actually the best walking simulator ever made, as the focus is on, you know, walking places.


now that’s actually cool.


I would not trust that.
laughng?
I looked it up on urban dictionary and I still don’t understand what the fuck you mean.


this is what I like about vegans, they call me the most metal “insults”.
one is a diet, the other is a religion.


so, what did this command do?
Except that’s the logo that was on my underpants when I was a kid.
Oftentimes conpanies would have different versions of their logo depending on region, branding control didn’t used to be as tight as it istoday. This explains most Mandela Effect phenomena.
This is not a tier list. This is a chart. possibly even an infographic. It resembles a teir list, but that doesn’t make it one.


My analogy isn’t perfect, but I think it holds up well enough to make my point.
Woman: “I’d like to not be sexually harassed when I go out in public.”
Man: “I feel personally attacked by this statement.”
Black person: “I’d like to not be killed by a cop today.”
White person: “I feel personally attacked by this statement.”


On the one hand, I agree. On the other hand, most men do not understand that to be a woman means constantly being in danger.
“But not all men are-” I know. Everyone knows. There’s good people of every gender, that’s not in question. The problem is that people keep saying “Not all men” in direct response to women expressing that they don’t feel safe. Same energy as telling a black person “All lives matter”.
There’s the men this meme is about, and there’s the men this meme is for, and the venn diagram is two separate circles. The assholes with the podcasts aren’t going to understand, because they’re the problem. They think that by being nice they’re entitled to sex, and then get vindictive when no sex. Most everyone else doesn’t understand because the thought of being such a douch doesn’t occur to them.
objectively wrong in every case. Violence against oppressors does not violate the tolerance paradox.