It was all about accessibility.
Time to get that midlife crisis game on, and try to teach dem kids a thing or two about being cool.
Haha, then make it a like a rain suits.
Wanted to be a simple man of the Earth, enjoying art and literature, the bounty of the Earth. Instead, I have to fend against governments and principalities, global conspiracies and bad social engineering, ree, my autism
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"Time to get that midlife crisis game on, and try to teach dem kids a thing or two about being cool."
So far so good, but I'm still at the losing end of the stick. However, I hope my 'brief' visit to NG territory did something to wake up Tom and the folks at Sleepycabin... life's too short to start playing insane games (doing the same thing, and expecting different results).
It's mostly my fault for thinking I could insinuate myself into this upper-class structure (both at NG, and the surrounding northern metro Philly area). There were way more entitled and aristocratic ppl around here than I first thought, and that affects the whole landscape, makes it more eccentric, gossipy and, well, city-like :p
Gonna be hard to keep the duct tape on the inside of the suit, but I'll try. De-oiling the bags is going to be 'fun', don't wanna smell like cool ranch Doritos, and sour cream and cheddar Wise chips! The two-legged predators are bad enough |:
Well Tom is trying some things with the page slowly making it pay per view, that's ought to work in some way, now if only YT wasn't planning the same thing.
"That was the tastiest smelling hobo i ever meet in Halloween, and his attire was so futuristic too!" - Random passerby.
Is he? Doesn't sound too cool, though his last newsthread did sound okay, maybe I should re-read it.
I don't think i've ever paid for my own time, your mileage may vary of course.
Perhaps america still is humanities last best hope, just not the country itself if that makes any sense and i'll concede it's probably difficult for most anyone these days to accept the distinction between the idea and the actual place with the two being so wildly at odds and all.
I could be entirely wrong though and universal tyranny might be the real way forward which is certainly what the unelected government of my native continent is striving for, bless them.
Much as the bible amuses me i've never made that connection, i've only ever owned a non smart tracking device and briefly at that cus the thing gave me a weird headache during long calls so i wasn't too upset when i lost it during a bar hopping session.
AliceMako
It's all good, time is relative.
Feudalism never went anywhere, it just took a sabbatical to find itself while leaving the peasants to develop the tech it needed to be all it can be and hey here we are today.
Lately i've been wondering how long it'll be before something like failbook is a prerequisite to get groceries or will i already have paid for the privilidge to get that snazzy barcode tattoo on my head by then?
Questions, questions....
VicariousE
Time is money, and unfortunately, lost time is never found again.
America was humanity's last best hope for changing that. Now it's just a cheap parody of what it was meant to oppose.
Yeah, I think the 'devil's mark' is already here: the smartphone. Bread and circuses, tracker and false prophet, an all-in-one device.
I've been chasing answers all my life, and what I've found greatly disturbs me :p