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Wolves have no kings

@marichuu / marichuu.tumblr.com

Imari, 27. Wood rat. Researcher. Recluse. 🦝. I don’t tag my shit.
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some dudes like to talk a big game about how comedy suffers when people are afraid to offend but man, Mitch Hedberg was a white dude working in the era of peak offensive edgelord and his shit holds the fuck up so while most comedians will never come up with anything as timeless as “if carrots got you drunk, rabbits would be fucked up” they could at least make an effort

  • Every McDonald’s commercial ends the same way, right? “Prices and participation may vary.” I wanna open a McDonald’s and not participate in anything. I wanna be a stubborn McDonald’s owner. I’ll say “Cheeseburgers? Nope. We got spaghetti! And blankets! We are not affiliated with that clown.”
  • Every book is a children’s book if the kid can read.
  • I would like to have a product that was available for three easy payments and one fuckin’ complicated payment. We can’t tell you which payment it is, but one of these payments is gonna be a bitch! The mailman will get shot to death, the envelope will not seal, and the stamp will be in the wrong denomination! Good luck, fucker! That last payment must be made in wampum!
  • Hey, if you wanna talk to me after the show, I’ll be… fuckin’ surprised.
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  • This shirt is “dry-clean only”… Which means it’s dirty.
  • One time, this guy handed me a picture of him, he said “Here’s a picture of me when I was younger.” Every picture is of you when you were younger. “Here’s a picture of me when I’m older.” “You son-of-a-bitch! How’d you pull that off? Lemme see that camera… What’s it look like? ”
  • An escalator can never break, it can only become stairs. You would never see an “Escalator Temporarily Out Of Order” sign, just “Escalator Temporarily Stairs. Sorry for the convenience.
  • I play golf. I’m not good at golf, I never got good. I never got a hole-in-one. But I did hit a guy. And that’s way more satisfying. You’re supposed to yell “Fore!” but I was too busying mumbling “There ain’t no way that’s gonna hit him.”
  • When you’re in Hollywood and you’re a comedian, everybody wants you to do other things besides comedy. They say “All right you’re a stand up comedian, can you act? Can you write? Write us a script.” They want me to do things that’s related to comedy, but it’s not comedy. That’s not fair. It’s as though if I was a cook, and I worked my ass off to become a good cook, and they said “All right you’re a cook… can you farm?”

- “Rice is great when you’re you’re hungry and you want 10,000 of something”

- “Tennis is depressing because no matter how good you get, you will never be as good as a wall”

- “I order the club sandwich all the time, but I’m not even a member, man. I don’t know how I get away with it”

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What can I say. I did not complete my tasks on this particular day.

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Do you know about (habibi) Tutu..

"tutu! I'm here! come here my love!" "come here! come here, my love!" "good morning!" "my love, I just came in, my soul" "I love you, I love you, my love! my love tutu!" "my love, my love, my love, my love, my love, my love, my love, my love, my love, my love, my love tutu I love you!" "why are you so dirty, what were you doing? huh? what's that on your face? what's this! why did you dirty yourself my love!" "my love, I apologize we came in late, we were at the hospital." "tutu! I love you!!"

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my one skill is expertly manipulating the shape of the eggs I’m cooking so that they fit perfectly onto my toast every time

Bow down to your king

I can’t stop outdoing myself

Remember that post? The one that said “what if we all have super powers but they’re so mundane we don’t realize?” That post? This is proof that post was right

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Eighty Percent

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[ID: A comic by Sophie Labelle (@assignedmale).

Panel 1 of 4: A random person tells Stephie, "We shouldn't allow kids to be trans because 80% end up detransitioning."

Panel 2 of 4: Stephie rebuts, "That number is from Kenneth Zucker's study from 30 years ago, in which he claimed to have "cured" some gender non-conforming kids of gender dysphoria with "reparative therapy"―a form of torture. Half of them never even expressed gender dysphoria!"

Panel 3 of 4: She continues, "The researcher's clinic was eventually shut down after he was revealed as a fraud, and his methods recognized as inhumane and unethical. His results were never reproduced.

Panel 4 of 4: She continues talking to the random person, "Actual, recent studies consistently estimate detransition rates to be between 1 and 2%". The random person dismissively replies, "Ok well I got my studies, you got yours. Agree to disagree."

End ID.]

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I am begging people to use LibreOffice and personal storage devices like hard drives or USB sticks instead of relying 100% on Google Docs. LibreOffice is free and open-source, it saves files to your own computer, and it lets you save as many different file types. You can write in it, format ebooks in it, and do everything you might possibly need to do as a writer.

"Oh, but I'll lose my USB stick--" Fine, back things up in whatever cloud you use as a form of extra protection, but you should also try your absolute damnedest to also put them on some form of storage that isn't a cloud.

I know it's not accessible to everyone, but if you at all have the ability, don't rely on shit that lives on other people's computers. Especially with everything going on with AI theft and aggressive censorship of adult media. If you don't store your files on your own personal computer that you have control over, your files aren't fully yours, and they're at the whims of whoever owns the cloud.

Learn where your files are stored and how to access them. Get into the habit of backing up your files to your own personal storage. Even if you're not up for intense tech research and you don't care about how the computer actually works, please stop letting your art live in corporate clouds.

You can actually put LibreOffice itself on the cloud or on your USB stick with this portable version. (Latest one is 24.2.1)

PortableApps is an open source project dedicated to packaging many popular free and open source programs in a portable form that can be installed and used without installing them natively on the system.

Each app is installed in a self-contained folder inside the directory you choose to install it in, and the app's data is stored inside that same folder when it runs. So, it leave nothing behind on the computer, and the entire folder can be moved onto another device without losing anything.

Each app installer is also standalone, so it doesn't require the PortableApps program launcher to use. There are over 450 free and open source apps on the website, including:

  • Firefox (Web browser, alternative to Chrome)
  • Thunderbird (Email client, IRC chat client, RSS feed reader and
  • Notepad++ (Text editor, alternative to Windows Notepad)
  • Blender (3D modeling)
  • Inkscape (Vector graphics, alternative to Adobe Illustrator)
  • GIMP (Graphics and photo editing, alternative to Adobe Photoshop)
  • Krita (Tablet drawing and art)
  • Audacity (Audio editing)
  • OpenShot (Video editing)
  • Calibre (Ebook manager, alternative to Amazon Kindle)
  • 7-Zip (File archiver)
  • VLC (Media player)
  • AIMP (Music and podcast player, alternative to Spotify note: not open source)
  • SumatraPDF (PDF Reader, alternative to Adobe Acrobat Reader)

I've used PortableApps for 20 years, so I can vouch for the project.

If you still want to use a cloud, I would like to suggest Nextcloud. Like everything else listed here, it's free and open source. You can optionally sign up with a provider (I use Tab.digital, which provides 8 GB of storage for free) or, more importantly, you can self-host a cloud on your own hardware with the server software. There's even a community project for you to run your own private Nextcloud instance entirely on a Raspberry Pi.

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