I like your style, internet stranger.

We're just circling a big drain

I hadn't even thought of that aspect of this. Fuck

You must like driving 25 MPH?

The city is turning into a giant residential neighborhood. Speed bumps everywhere, no turn on red signs, and now speed trap cameras. They really hate cars.

It may be my perspective comes from western civilization, but do Buddhists have similar child abuse scandals?

Link to dashboard?

Made it a full 7 days. Still on this train.

I will continue to not drink with you!

I spent most of my time gaming and not going out. Frozen pizzas, top ramen, bulk stuff to keep costs down.

Left 4 Dead was my vice at that time with TF2 close behind

How

Today is day five for me. I'll continue to not drink with you today!

That sounds like a time sink but I may give it a try lol

I'm going to approach this from the perspective of someone playing Kerbal Space Program. Early on in the career mode, you need money to build new rockets, gather science, and develop new designs that take you further into space. Without early on tourists, you're sunk. They provide a lot of the hype and money so you can research/get to that next phase.

Real life is different, I get it. I doubt these celebrities paid much if anything. It's just rich people doing rich people stuff.

Just finished day zero, so I'm a bit over 24 hours sober. Here's to day one!

Yeah he sounds like a stand up dude. I hope he gets the seat on the council.

Please can we at least get one win with these right wing red pill fuckers

That is one of the things that makes lemmy unique - if you want to, you can spin up your own instance and make a community. It can even be the same name!

I am all in on decentralized social media at this point. I really dislike the ads, astroturfing, and fake accounts meant to boost brands.

I stole it from somewhere else, so seems only fair

The cosmic horrors persist, but so do I

I left reddit and deleted my accounts, post and comment history. I had modded a couple high sub communities there and felt it had become less friendly over the years. I initially joined in 2011 but only really started using it during the Digg exodus.

Lemmy feels like old school reddit. So I use it 99% of the time and only check some very specific subreddits when I need to look up something for work.