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Anyone else think Louie looks like morbidly obese Stephen King? Or is it just me?
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Why yes, it is. Not only that but this is after a couple rounds of snow, so it's a bit less of a crisis because we've gotten used to dealing with it. There's always a bit of panic around the first snow of winter, but after dealing with it for awhile you kind of settle into winter mode and freak out less. Gotta wonder when Lou last picked up a shovel though, or does his disabled brother's father do that too.Isn’t three to six inches of snow typical winter weather for Pennsylvania?
I could understand his concern about the weather if he lived in the South like I do, because literally everything here has shut down because of the cold and snow. But he should be used to a few inches of snow where he lives.
Winter snow is not uncommon in SWPA, and Greensburg often sees more of it than Pittsburgh due to the mountains. Regardless of snowfall amounts, people have a tendency to overreact to things like Winter Storm Warnings in the area. Panic buying generally starts at a weather advisory, but it also keeps the folks who can’t drive in the snow off the roads when the snow arrives.Isn’t three to six inches of snow typical winter weather for Pennsylvania?
I could understand his concern about the weather if he lived in the South like I do, because literally everything here has shut down because of the cold and snow. But he should be used to a few inches of snow where he lives.
Oh gosh Lou, I sure hope the weather clears up enough that some poor underpaid bastard can bring hot food to your door. Better not add a tip--you only have $87 to spend, and that's money that could go to your 300th head shot instead.
You're absolutely right. Bit of a PL, but I've been single for several years and I've reached the point in my life where "if it happens, it happens, but I'm not going to force it or settle." I don't mind being alone, in fact, I need it at times. But I'm not lonely because I have family, friends and even co-workers who I interact with on a daily basis. And while I wouldn't call us 'friends', my fellow Kiwis and I engage in conversation about topics we find fascinating/bizarre/abhorrent, etc. I don't rely on KF as my sole source of interaction with other humans, which is what Lou does with Twitter. But we actually interact with each other, unlike the majority of Lou's followers or who he follows. None of us are screaming "NOTICE ME, SEMPAI!" like Lou does for Boozy and if anyone did, I'm sure they'd be put in their place quickly.Even those of us who had a shitty Valentine's Day (three fucking cancelled flights, with a fourth rescheduled for tomorrow night) still feel loved and happy because while we may be alone at the moment, we're not lonely.
Lou (the writer) does not simply feel alone, he's lonely. Alone means you're by yourself, which isn't necessarily a bad thing. Lonely means you're sad because you have no company or loved ones. And not just on Valentine's Day, but every day of the year.
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Oh no I didnt want to be right about him KEEPING the bubblegum colors. Granted he isnt now but I really don't wanna see an eye bleeding colored tiger. Pls Lou you don't need to commission another headshotImagine commissioning profile pictures just to use them for a few days then never again. archive
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LOL mein Gott, at least I even give my delivery person extra tip money (and I tip generously on my CC when I order) when it's shitty out. I ordered up on UberEats when it was 9 degrees out over the weekend, and the woman BICYCLED to my location with a stop on the way! That's a work ethic I rarely see and I'll be damned if I don't give more to the people making my life easier in those conditions. That's no brag, that's just what normal people DO.I bet Lou is the kind of person to order Grubhub in the middle of a blizzard and get mad that it's taking longer to show up. His "grocery" money grift this time is to compensate for the fact that the price of delivery goes up when nobody wants to go out and drive in the sleet.
Yes. And even if there's more of it, everyone has a redneck in the neighborhood with his own snow plow, or kids roaming around looking for extra cash via snow shoveling.Isn’t three to six inches of snow typical winter weather for Pennsylvania?
I could understand his concern about the weather if he lived in the South like I do, because literally everything here has shut down because of the cold and snow. But he should be used to a few inches of snow where he lives.
Maybe spiritually speaking fatty is really a woman or more specifically a Karen in spiritLOL mein Gott, at least I even give my delivery person extra tip money (and I tip generously on my CC when I order) when it's shitty out. I ordered up on UberEats when it was 9 degrees out over the weekend, and the woman BICYCLED to my location with a stop on the way! That's a work ethic I rarely see and I'll be damned if I don't give more to the people making my life easier in those conditions. That's no brag, that's just what normal people DO.
Daring to complain in those conditions is what makes Lou so unique: he is utterly incomparable in his shittiness.
Kara, Karen... they're basically the same name, right? It explains so much.Maybe spiritually speaking fatty is really a woman or more specifically a Karen in spirit
It's being used as a slur term that identifies women without explicitly naming women as a group-. It's a way to skirt censorship or accusations of misogyny, and it's often used in terms/phrases that were historically used to "put women in their places", to threaten women with violence, etc.. It's interchangeable with the term "bitch" which is a derogatory euphemism for "woman". It's used exactly the same way one would use the word "bitch" to attack a woman, at least online and in TRA political activism.TERF is just an acronym standing for Trans-Exclusionary Radical Feminist. Feminists don’t have to be women. There are plenty of male feminists out there. And from what I understand TERF was an acronym they named themselves because it let them distinguish their beliefs from those of feminists that supported transsexuals. It wasn’t until later on when that distinction allowed people to easily identify and ignore them that they started fighting aggressively to convince people that TERF was a slur invented by evil TRAs to hate women. Militant TERFs are just as autistic and worthy as ridicule as The militant TRAs they hate so much. Their entire identities and world views are nothing more than just screaming “trans bad” and demanding the internet be censored in accordance with “trans bad”, and calling TERF a slur is like if the democrats came out and suddenly started going “stop calling us democrats, that’s a slur to silence us, were AMERICANS”.
Okay, so I will lead off here with saying that there's nothing wrong with being single on Valentine's Day. Your average person can have a million and one reasons for being single; a demanding job that leaves little time for a relationship, priorities like kids that need to come first, their own high standards for what they want in a partner, a genuine contentment in just being single and doing their own thing, etc etc.Happy Valentine’s Day
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Don't worry fatty. There won't be that much to shovel. I mean, you're not going to make your immunocompromised, disabled, dead mother parents shovel are you? Of course you are.View attachment 1921700
Oh. I see it was awfully bold of me to assume Lou could be bothered to lift his neck let alone, sit upright. So I’ve drawn a more accurate representation. Hope you like it Lou
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He feels alone every single day, so I don't know how Valentine's is different. I'm surprised no-one made that zinger yet.Happy Valentine’s Day
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Depends on where you are, but yeah, you can usually expect something in that amount. On the upper end of six inches, Pittsburgh proper sometimes has some real difficulty dealing with that in a timely manner, but not o the degree that other cities might. The ice is especially pretty nasty.Isn’t three to six inches of snow typical winter weather for Pennsylvania?
It can still sometimes take a while, especially given how hilly the areas around there can get. This is still probably a fairly significant snowfall for them, just not something they're completely ill-equipped to deal with. Which, yeah, shouldn't affect Lou at all... unless he still needs to walk (really, get driven given his foot) up to the bank to deposit the cash he got for whatever he sold.Yes. And even if there's more of it, everyone has a redneck in the neighborhood with his own snow plow, or kids roaming around looking for extra cash via snow shoveling.
Considering that Lou lives over the Appalachian Mountains, three to six inches of snow is nothing. My grandfather got fourteen inches of snow and he lives just north of Pittsburgh.Isn’t three to six inches of snow typical winter weather for Pennsylvania?
I could understand his concern about the weather if he lived in the South like I do, because literally everything here has shut down because of the cold and snow. But he should be used to a few inches of snow where he lives.
That's around the snow belt area, depending on how far north. Western PA is really odd - areas along Erie get lake effect snow, a bit south of that and you've run into the snow belt, which gets even more than the lake areas. Edinboro, Meadville, Grove City and so-on all get significantly more snow than does Pittsburgh proper. Greensburg's out a ways to the south-east, but I'm not familiar with its snowfall relative to the city. I would guess that it's a bit more, given it's not smack-dab in a river valley.Considering that Lou lives over the Appalachian Mountains, three to six inches of snow is nothing. My grandfather got fourteen inches of snow and he lives just north of Pittsburgh.