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Cake day: July 2nd, 2023

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  • Man, where are their pretend enemies going to secretely hide next? Any schools left standing?

    Real life shouldn’t mimic any part of cartoons really, but especially not the scene where the chef is obsessively chasing one escaped ingredient/pest and ends up destroying the entire dining area in the process.

    Even if one or more of their real enemies are in the building when they explode it, which rarely seems to even be the case, that is not a good excuse to blow up any of these buildings. It would be cheaper and easier to only kill the intended target(s) no matter how good they were hiding.

    Like their excuse is usually that the enemies are using human shields, you’d think by now they would have been able to prove it at least once, I mean, it’s been proven a few times that they themselves are, so we know it’s possible to prove it… but like, isn’t the whole point of human shields that they are actually effective, because the goal is to not kill those people? Not to just use it as an excuse to kill everyone instead of just the bad guys.

    I know, I know, the cruelty is the point and the justification is a lie… but like, how does the lie keep working, it feels like their main hurdle in destroying the cities is just how long they have to wait between killing women and children before attention dies down enough that they can afford to “accidentally” do it again.



  • Yeah, Alberta used to have a much more varied economy. But every boom, things move more into oil and gas, and every bust, they barely move away. People are quick to follow the easy money and so reluctant to do anything else when it goes away, knowing it’ll be temporary, even if temporary means years. As it wanes, the booms will be shorter and less pronounced, and the busts will be longer and more pronounced. Eventually, there will be a tipping point, even at the current reluctant pace people have for turning away from it. But it would be so nice if more people saw the writing on the wall sooner.







  • Hehe, I just left my starter pokemon at the front of my line up for the whole game. He ended up hitting max level, and none of the pokemon behind him ever really got to fight. He was one-shotting with “not very effective” moves. I also didn’t keep any of the buffs or debuffs, just attack moves. Since I was basically only using one Pokémon, he had to have a bunch of attacks cuz they would run out of uses. I wasn’t as young as you would hope for a “tactic” like that to be my solution to the game. But to be fair, it kept working… so was it really wrong?

    I assume it was pokemon blue, mainly cuz I picked blastoise. My level of creativity as a kid means I very likely wouldn’t have picked blastoise if I was playing pokemon red.







  • If your post said what you wanted it to say, without missing a sentance explaining the part you kept in your head, people wouldn’t have to “figure out” that you are saying the opposite of what it sounds like you are saying, because “you know” you would never say what it looks like you are saying.

    You just need a second sentence about how it’s hypocracy that they said that or something. The part that you know in your head, but didn’t put “on paper”.

    It’s like, in speaking, you could just emphasise the right syllables the right way and that string of text would read exactly how you intend it to. But in text, that doesn’t work.

    It’s like putting down the lyrics to a song without the melody and expecting everyone to sing it the same way you hear it in your head. Only works if they already know the melody. There is no way for us to know your melody, so you instead can’t write ambiguously. If you want other people to follow along.