

Great shirt man, welcome.


Great shirt man, welcome.


Turns people into Tyler1?
Seems like Obscura uses mullvads exit servers so I would imagine it would be a similar level of anonymity. Can’t speak on feature parity though, that will have to come from someone who has used both services.
Back of the knee somewhere
Monster Meat, excellent


I’d imagine there is some sort of minimum contribution? Or perhaps “eviction” from the group in the event of degeneracy. I can’t see a society running on an “everything is free, do what you like” mentality.
A woman surrounded by stiffs, anything could happen.
Not only do they get the credit, they also get tax benefits from the donation.
Update: Seems I am incorrect! Thanks for the polite discourse.


Weirdly enough I started getting ads in my home feed. Occasionally, ads are appearing in video now as well. Not sure what’s happened.
They’ll also grumble something about DOW at 50 thousand


Scurvy is depressing so this checks out.
A classic mash up
Someone call a witcher, that’s a lubberkin if I ever saw one


Here in Canada I’d suspect the number is fairly quite low if we’re talking independently. Cost of everything is high and wages are comparatively low for the most part. Maybe once you look at ages 45 and up its less bad but 30-45 probably less than 50%
Coincidentally that’s how your butthole will look after finishing the pizza.


Not only that, but they are also straight up reducing the amount of rewards you get through their system! Payments now yield 2.5% of the cost in equivalent rewards instead of 5%. And you get 5 points on your sign up anniversary instead of 10.
Things used to be way better when it was $1 off your plan for each year you stayed and for each referral. Now it’s a fixed discount you use points for once every few months, doubled wait times since they cut the benefits in half.


I think it’s like you said, if everyone involved is on the same page then who’s to say you’re wrong? Especially if you’re both happy with the situation.


I’m impressed you got the text to be in some sort of focus
I’m not your friend, chum.