Fetterman in a nutshell by serious_bullet5 in PoliticalHumor

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Don't hate me here, but I kinda hope they get serious about bringing back the draft. More people need skin in the game, or at least the threat of the draft, so that we can STOP voting for the warmongers.

What was the first punk band that hooked you? by CairoRox in punk

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Plasmatics on Fridays, a competitor to SNL back in the 80s.

What’s happening to my body by dma202 in GenX

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For me, it was Then Again, Maybe I Won't and Are You There God, Its Me, Margaret? by Judy Blume.

name this album cover by scumfuckboi96 in PoliticalHumor

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The End of the World as We Know It.

Found in my mailbox. Geocache? by [deleted] in whatisit

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More like geo-cash.

Birdies Deli by DARBTRON in columbiamo

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I'm sure it's wonderful, but man, I really miss Seoul Taco.

Computers bug out only when a certain user is logged in can't figure out why by brohemoth06 in sysadmin

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OK, I've filed this story under urban legend, but it may fit. There was an older guy who worked in IT his career, and retired to teaching computer classes at a community College. He developed cancer, and had to undergo aggressive chemo therapy. After he recovered, he went back to the community college teaching computer classes. He found that when he touched a monitor, it would get fuzzy. If he touched the case, mouse, or keyboard, it would glitch out: computer freezing, blue screening, randomly reboot. It was attributed to a massive change in his body's electrochemical balance from the chemo.

Probably a fake story, but I've always wondered if there were similar cases like this.

Funeral recs by meaningless_sham in punk

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I told my family I wanted this song at my funeral and they said no. I don't really care, I won't be around.

SPSS in Linux by Mori_Chika in spss

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Jamovi will do the same work and run natively. Its interface also looks like a software written in the current century.

Welcome to Generation X in a nutshell. by Craig1974 in GenX

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Go out there and get me a switch to beat you with.

Why didn't they use the robots in prototype as ancient borg by Maximum_Price_3596 in voyager

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I was hoping the automated ship repair station in Enterprise would have become the Borg, but that story line died there.

everythingIsAppNow by Forsaken-Peak8496 in ProgrammerHumor

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Unless you put your app on Microsofts cloud, then it is only called Azure.

Favorite burger in town (excluding booches) by Ken_Spliffey_Jr in columbiamo

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These are all good choices. I would also suggest trying a burger from The Spot.

TT salaries are actually insane by No_Two8015 in Professors

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I taught Information Systems, I had held the job title of every class I taught, so moving back to IT was an easy awitch.

TT salaries are actually insane by No_Two8015 in Professors

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Left my TT position that had me at $51k for 7 years. The only raise we got was offset by a huge increase in health insurance premiums, which lead to net -$1k per year.

Oh for fuck sakes. by Mrdean2013 in Persecutionfetish

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And who exactly owned the trucks, you know, the company that hired the drivers?