Alan Scott on An Ancient Horror Awakened: “For years I kept a spreadsheet in Microsoft works 4.0 from my first WIN 95 computer circa 1997. I am…” Apr 3, 23:33
on Hyena Harris: “Yep. Sadly though for the US, the hyena is a better breed of beast than Harris.” Apr 1, 05:29
on Hyena Harris: “What a striking resemblance, and unfortunately, about the same octave as well.” Mar 31, 19:24 on Biden – Biden – Biden: “I wish I had too. I shamelessly stole it from a headline that came out around Groundhog's Day.” Mar 15, 07:33
Moon-Moon, originally depicted as a mentally stunted wolf and later often as a husky, always seem a bit strange. Now, however, the origin of this madness has been explained.
So, remember, friends don’t let their canine friends lick frogs! 😆
Tags: Dogs | Drugs | Funny | Humor | Memes | Memes & Tropes | Moon-Moon | Pop Culture | The Internet | Wolves
Yes, the Spice Cabinet – 6 individuals that I hold to be of little to no worth in their chosen professions, who still would still manage to have value in other enterprises. In the case of Bernie, it’s as meme fodder.
Tags: 2020 Elections | America | Bernie | Bernie Sanders | Humor | Memes & Tropes | Politics | The Internet
It’s true! Rule 34, simplified and summed up as, “There will be porn,” is universal. Even plagues like COVID-19 and our response to it must abide by it. It is, after all, something akin to Natural Law. 😉
Tags: Coronavirus | COVID-19 | Dildos | Humor | Internet | Masks | Memes & Tropes | Porn | PPE | Rule 34 | Society | The Internet
Ummm… Daddy Issues?
Ahh yes; the “intersectionality” of the soft-core corollary to Rule 34 and Fathers Day. And, a jarring mix of hot and disturbing.
But that’s the thing about the internet. Memes & Tropes abound, go viral, and become embedded in society, often in ways that bear little, if any, resemblance to their original intent.
And again, Rule 34! There will be a “Sexy” [Whatever].” 🙄
Tags: Babes | Busty Babes | Huge Tits | Humor | Memes & Tropes | Pedobear | Pedophilia | Rule 34 | Sex | Sexy | The Internet | Tits
Yep! Facebook Has Jailed Me Again
Yes, it’s true; a few days ago I was jailed by Facebook again – another 30 days during which I cannot post, share, comment, or even “like” someone’s post. Above is the “Hate Speech” I wrote in reply to someone’s post calling for Australia to ban calls from India due to all the scammers constantly calling people there.
The funny part iss that the majority of those Indian scammers are breaking Indian laws when they call other countries. Most, due to maximization of profits, use VOIP to do it and using for VOIP for international calling is actually illegal in India…they want the rupies from it.
— jonolan
Facebook Comment
Now, I being reasonably normal and sensible, rather than rant and rave, I simply requested a review by FB’s monitors / admins. I figured that I just got caught by some algorithm.
Yep Again! Facebook’s Employees Agree
But no! If, and it’s a nested series of if’s, Facebook actually does have people review alleged “Community Standards” violations and if those reviewers actually review the complaint instead of just pushing a button to agree with the algorithm, then those reviewers also believe that my comment constituted “Hate Speech” or that they could use the initial, computer-driven jailing as an excuse to silence me for 30 days.
OK, OK! Maybe it was just a particularly rabid Grammar Nazi. I did, after all, misspell “Rupees.”
Think about that. Read the comment I was jailed for again and think about what this means for people when operatives of the largest communication platform in the world can and do silence people at their whim and are utterly unaccountable for doing so. There is even an escalation process. Nor is their the capability for people to contact Facebook via any means other than their “support” portal.
Tags: 1st Amendment | Facebook | Free Speech | Indians | Internet | Liberals | Progressives | Social Media | The Internet
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