VACCINE IMMUNITY IS YOUR AMAZING IMMUNE SYSTEM

That’s one of the most confusing things about the current state of capitalist dystopia to me. Why can’t I just get a double espresso with Ritalin whip at Starbucks. This shit makes people productive.

Thanks! But unfortunately no, I really don’t. It’s been a few times of trying to place some particular music I get stuck in my head, realizing contextually that it’s from OCRemix, then hopelessly searching through archives trying to place it.

I find that I can get six months of interest out of a job, generally. Then the burnout kicks in.

There are songs that I remember from OC Remix that were purged for some reason and I will never hear them again.

Should have hoarded that data better.

And on top of all that, that’s what waxing is for, both to even out micro imperfections in the paint and to serve as a sacrificial protective layer.

The paint is the sealer that will keep that area protected, but first the rust should probably be removed or neutralized via physical means (grinding) or an acid.

If you think the interaction is weird, stop doing it. Shaking hands is like an introduction thing, not an every time I see someone thing. That’s too much contact.

I have discovered that, even after I do HUGE tasks that improve my life day-to-day, I can’t even get a sense of accomplishment from it. It just immediately becomes the new normal in my brain, the state that things have always been, and I immediately begin chastising myself for not doing more or for letting other problems linger so long.

I just want the brain to give me the good chemicals.

Goldfinger & THPS

For a good long while I just contorted, but I have some mobility/flexibility issues after a shoulder injury and got a long handled brush, and they’re so much easier.

Distraction. I am 99.999999% a believer in extraterrestrial intelligent life. If this shit was real, I think it would be REAL real.

Realistically, fire ant

It’s the first to go from concussions

Have you played with fire recently?

smoke weed every day

Idk that I can agree, but I can respect your viewpoint without agreeing with it. Personally, I’m a little too far to the “an” side of ancom to vibe with prevailing thoughts about the lumpenproletariat. Like, folks who want to just exist should be supported in that endeavour to any extent that it’s feasible–and where not feasible, while not actively supported, they shouldn’t be actively opposed or punished. “Lazy”, with its strictly negative connotations, feels kinda punishing.

Though, again, I would support applying it to someone who seeks status and standing without applying effort; I just rarely if ever see it applied in that manner and would lean toward abolishing the term rather than engage in the effort to define it as such–which I suppose is lazy behavior by both definitions.

I feel–among the working class folks I have known–that actual attempts to skirt all personal responsibility have been far less frequent than accusations of laziness toward folks who are just burned out by life and work. I do believe that laziness is a prevailing occurrence among the wealthy, but I do not see accusations of it thrown their way often. When viewed in this light, fighting the concept/usage of “laziness” inherently protects the working class.

I think anyone from hexbear who says “laziness doesn’t exist” still subscribes to “from each according to their ability, to each according to their need”, and statements made should be viewed with that in mind.

Anyway, I bear no ill will, I just wanted to share where the “laziness isn’t a thing” folks were speaking from. Carry on, comrade.