This sounds a lot like when the furry fandom had their schism and created splinters like the Burned Furs and such. The mainstream comics scene vs ComicsGate is another. Although the ideals of the various factions may be different from the original group, they’re still ultimately part of a fandom that churns out cows.
(I should have read ahead, just realized this has been explained several times already.)
Sounds like Eric's marriage is going the way of Pat's first marriage.
That's the thing. We all know none his ideas are his own, but he'll add his retarded twist to them and be all like "Yeah, yeah. That sound really good." meanwhile we're all reading them as if we were listening to John Fetterman talk to a shoe.
They can try all they want, but the podcast is gonna go off without a hitch and archived on at least two websites. NAMBLA's science fiction and fantasy wing should take the loss and move on.
I like how these servile little minions, who literally do get their marching orders from a secret Discord, project and think we're getting marching orders from anywhere. No, we do all our discussions in public you little fucking worms. Nobody here was in communication with Obscura before he decided to do what he's doing of his own free will, like a man.
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Physiognomy was thrown out of the sciences not due to lack scientific merit, but because too many people were on the losing end of it, many of them in powerful positions.
Kessler syndrome is completely impossible with Starlink satellites. They are all in very low orbits that require constant maintenance via thrusters. Even full, inert Starlink satellites that fail to power on will deorbit in no time at all - let alone if they smashed together and turned into debris with a huge surface area (and so, super high atmospheric drag)
I was wondering this, because I believe exactly because of such a scenario, most commercial satellites do seem to be in unstable low earth orbits. It's primarily governmental entities that like occupying those spaces and are terrible about de-orbiting their defunct trash.
All of those commercial satellites were initially in a stable orbit but every time they passed over Milwaukee, a strong gravitational force pulled them back towards Earth. While the cause of this is well known, no private corporation has the tech or the money to counter the Patrick Pull and so they write off their satellites as losses.
No child, I was not used in classical Japanese dance-drama during the 14th Century. Those are your delusions again.
The ornament is stuffed with Hooligan's meatloaf mixed with catnip, @Mr Moonface. Some weird voodoo shit's gonna kick off when Fat's cat Robert Mewler devours the delivered package on Fat's porch...sent from RobertMewler! Dun dun DUN!
Does he wear green or orange on St. Patty's Day? If he wears green, it would be interesting to see these two tough guys meet with a few pints of liquid courage between them.
