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I've forgotten the name of the paper but I read a fairly in-depth report on human/dog co-evolution and how it has ingrained an instinctual understanding into each other even as little more than babies for both species.

I'm sorry but Linux Council has already decided your fate.

Alright see ya Tuesday man.

Look we don't really need a devil's advocate for a guy that makes biblical Satan seem pretty chill. I get you like being contrarian but there's better places to put that energy than the flaming shit pile that is Trump and his rabid followers.

You sound like me talking about Eternal, just wasn't the Doom for me.

Of course those Penguin fucks are involved.

Man I ordered a pack of curry ramen from these guys cause I was craving curry and needed to hit a cart minimum for a discount and was like sure why not. The not reasoning was the fire from both ends. It took my stomach a couple days to recover because I just scarfed it down despite the pain

Y'know what, given some of the things I've beat meat to in the past I'd be down with the Emperor getting a royal rack.

Wait seriously, like not at all? If so I can only assume you live out of the US or literally under a rock if you do live in the US.

Or I just don't know who you are or what your intent/context was over text on the Internet. Seeing as I'm not the only one a little confused/taken in by your sarcasm it might not have been the greatest punchline.

I just call the people in my Discord who generate AI images AI Handlers because to me it's like getting a half trained unruly animal to do what you want. That being said when they take requests for character art for tabletop games they put out some good stuff. It's just a tool to be used and it often takes an experienced handler to get what you want out of it.

There's a fun Behind the Bastards episode on this to a degree, the main subject was Edward Bernays but it covers the banana Republic stuff and then Swindled has episode 50 The Octopus that which is more directly focused on Chiquita and their bullshit.

What good does that do if you can't make ends meet to reach retirement?

Damn looks like people are missing the sarcasm with this one.

I just call them crescendo.

Also a likely mix of ketamine and alcohol.

Behind the Bastards beat any respect I might of had out of me.

So... Workplaces should do a better job of providing detail instructions? Cause I sure as shit could of used better instructions doing something the first time when I was getting out of high school.

Ah I think I saw the body cam footage on that one, quite sobering to see.

Who puts corn on a hamburger?

Well I got what you said, guess they're just a bit grumpy today.

You uh, want to finish that middle sentence?

Where do you think the "Uh oh" part of the old slogan came from?

It looks less like he's speaking and more like he's getting ready to deepthroat the mic.

If you want a laugh play that song at 1.25x speed.

Yea the red hats certainly did a fine job murdering satire.

They've got a pretty good mojo going now with a decent group of returning guests. Some the early episodes can be a bit rough but I mean that's the same for anything. The Kissinger and Vince McMahon episodes are wild.

Yea that's completely wrong, that's just called building a case and collecting evidence.

I wonder how long until this press mold of Cheeto dust disguised as a human uses that last bit as a bragging point? He does like being the most and greatest quite often.

I missed it as a kid/teen but tried it with the rerelease a few years back and hated it. I'm looking forward to seeing what they try still though.

Party based survival RPG with a layer of distrust similar to John Carpenter's The Thing and a few of the failed premises for morale and what not from the game based off the movie. Would probably need some sort of randomizer or rogue like element to keep the tension of who to trust high.

I'd rather not give them even that level of attention.

No point, they might as well of been thrown into the sun.

Thank you teacher.

Well that creative problem solving is going to come from experience, I just don't like making sweeping generalizations of ones capabilities due to a lack of exposure. Too many times people in leadership positions either don't want to teach or forget/take for granted what it was like to be new at something.

Well I think you're starting to wander from the topic at hand but I think we can at the very least both agree that better documentation could be helpful getting into something new out of high school.

I'd rather they didn't and just went away instead.