Despite all the trash talk about Twitter, I still find myself tempted to get an account. Not because I have anything to say myself (seriously, I got nothing), but so I can amazing stories like those.
Twitter is, to a very large extent, about who you follow and what they tweet about. Sort of like Reddit that way.
That’s how I use it, lurk, browse, like, occasionally DM my sister. It’s nice like that, no one notices me, and I like it just fine that way.
Left dirty plates on an occupied table and rummaging through another person’s stuff? I don’t care if she got the teas in.
This is exactly the kind of brave gonzo journalism that makes Twitter worthwhile.
Okay, looking at it from a Christian perspective just to work through this: how in the everloving fuck do you steal something from an omniscient, omnipotent being unless they want you to?
This is how children realize that gods are bullshit. So… awesomeness everywhere.
You’d also think a symbol that (supposedly) means “I won’t kill you guys just because you’re going against my rules” would be right on message there.
I won’t kill you guys in this particular manner just because you’re going against my rules.
Just to be pendantic
I’m perfectly happy letting the uptight bible thumpers try to be the pedantic ones.
To be even more pedantic.
One finds the darndest things while looking for images for your English lesson. Perhaps a wee bit unsafe for work. I will never look at the Disney cartoon the same way again.
He’s a lumberjack and he’s okay.
But wait, there’s more! During class, I’m searching for images on my iPad to explain statues. Here’s the first image I get for “statues”:
Again NSFW
And, no, it’s not my browser history, as private browsing gives the same results.
It is in my top ten on a Google search.
Didn’t popup for Bing or DDG.
I wonder if the fact that it is available on Amazon makes a difference there