you know, for some reason i totally love vainglorious personas in hip hop or like, up-their-own-ass athletes. i find that sort of confident, heel-ish swagger to be entertaining. but i can't do it for academics, intellectuals, creatives etc. my reflexive reasoning is that it smacks of classism and intellectual snobbery, which i find to be much greater sins than the implications of superiority shown by a ufc fighter or a rapper about how hard he is to kill or whatever. it's ironic, actually, now that i type that out- because a bunch of hip hop's bravado is literally i got more money than you ever got. but something about a rich, successful white guy flexing his intellectual muscles- which were massaged and fed and grown in international travel and wealth- makes me a little sick.
that said, i also love nabokov's prose. and myself speaking a language with a completely different alphabet, i sympathize with the principal complaint. i'm not a gifted linguist by any means but i find almost every translation between english and hebrew to be painfully inadequate.
So on the one hand yes Nabokov was 100% an aristocrat
On the other hand he had to flee his home country or be killed, and wrote at least one novel on a desk he made out of wood blocks on his toilet in a tiny apartment in exile in France
Actually maybe that was on a ship? Regardless he had some amount of (romantic, fantastic, intriguing) hardship in his life.
Also was married to a Jew which I think is why they left France?
ok married to jew is + but still
idk, i try not to be a shit to rich people but you were raised in a trilingual household with your family as quasi royalty and after coming to the US a major college basically invented a new job for you to dally and be an intellectual??? i am glad some people raised in these incubators of excellence choose to direct those considerable surroundings and resources into impressive creative works, or public service.
but being hulk hogan about how great you are, in that position?
man.
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HakkekageSpace Whore Academysumma cum laudeRegistered Userregular
That South Carolina one is a little too on the nose.
the Google Maps team does not delve deeper into the stereotypes
it's telling that DE is so generic because...there aren't many stereotypes except...FIRST!
in 4th grade, each person had to choose a state and do a report on it. We drew names out of a hat, and I got to go like, 2nd. I choose delaware, thinking there'd be a lot of cool revolutionary war stories to tell.
you know, for some reason i totally love vainglorious personas in hip hop or like, up-their-own-ass athletes. i find that sort of confident, heel-ish swagger to be entertaining. but i can't do it for academics, intellectuals, creatives etc. my reflexive reasoning is that it smacks of classism and intellectual snobbery, which i find to be much greater sins than the implications of superiority shown by a ufc fighter or a rapper about how hard he is to kill or whatever. it's ironic, actually, now that i type that out- because a bunch of hip hop's bravado is literally i got more money than you ever got. but something about a rich, successful white guy flexing his intellectual muscles- which were massaged and fed and grown in international travel and wealth- makes me a little sick.
that said, i also love nabokov's prose. and myself speaking a language with a completely different alphabet, i sympathize with the principal complaint. i'm not a gifted linguist by any means but i find almost every translation between english and hebrew to be painfully inadequate.
So on the one hand yes Nabokov was 100% an aristocrat
On the other hand he had to flee his home country or be killed, and wrote at least one novel on a desk he made out of wood blocks on his toilet in a tiny apartment in exile in France
Actually maybe that was on a ship? Regardless he had some amount of (romantic, fantastic, intriguing) hardship in his life.
Also was married to a Jew which I think is why they left France?
ok married to jew is + but still
idk, i try not to be a shit to rich people but you were raised in a trilingual household with your family as quasi royalty and after coming to the US a major college basically invented a new job for you to dally and be an intellectual??? i am glad some people raised in these incubators of excellence choose to direct those considerable surroundings and resources into impressive creative works, or public service.
but being hulk hogan about how great you are, in that position?
well either way it really depends on the quality of the clones (they're not real cherry mxs; the patent on them ran out so people are coming out with lots of knockoffs). If I had the money, I'd get both and return the one that I like less, but otherwise I'd just go with the slightly more expensive one because hopefully that means a slightly better make of switch?
"and the morning stars I have seen
and the gengars who are guiding me" -- W.S. Merwin
you know, for some reason i totally love vainglorious personas in hip hop or like, up-their-own-ass athletes. i find that sort of confident, heel-ish swagger to be entertaining. but i can't do it for academics, intellectuals, creatives etc. my reflexive reasoning is that it smacks of classism and intellectual snobbery, which i find to be much greater sins than the implications of superiority shown by a ufc fighter or a rapper about how hard he is to kill or whatever. it's ironic, actually, now that i type that out- because a bunch of hip hop's bravado is literally i got more money than you ever got. but something about a rich, successful white guy flexing his intellectual muscles- which were massaged and fed and grown in international travel and wealth- makes me a little sick.
that said, i also love nabokov's prose. and myself speaking a language with a completely different alphabet, i sympathize with the principal complaint. i'm not a gifted linguist by any means but i find almost every translation between english and hebrew to be painfully inadequate.
So on the one hand yes Nabokov was 100% an aristocrat
On the other hand he had to flee his home country or be killed, and wrote at least one novel on a desk he made out of wood blocks on his toilet in a tiny apartment in exile in France
Actually maybe that was on a ship? Regardless he had some amount of (romantic, fantastic, intriguing) hardship in his life.
Also was married to a Jew which I think is why they left France?
ok married to jew is + but still
idk, i try not to be a shit to rich people but you were raised in a trilingual household with your family as quasi royalty and after coming to the US a major college basically invented a new job for you to dally and be an intellectual??? i am glad some people raised in these incubators of excellence choose to direct those considerable surroundings and resources into impressive creative works, or public service.
but being hulk hogan about how great you are, in that position?
man.
I thought you were talking about Credeiki!!
haha wasn't i, fuzzy
isn't literally everything i say on this earth allegory for how i feel about credeiki
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HakkekageSpace Whore Academysumma cum laudeRegistered Userregular
if it was legal I bet some percentage of workers could be convinced to give up their salary for a lootbox that contains a random amount of pay and benefits
Yes she is married to a Jew. Yes she is kind of rich or her parents are well off. Wait did they invent Cryo EM for her to study? No. I mean she did live oversees so that would explain her being trilingual. Why is Chu being so mean?
you know, for some reason i totally love vainglorious personas in hip hop or like, up-their-own-ass athletes. i find that sort of confident, heel-ish swagger to be entertaining. but i can't do it for academics, intellectuals, creatives etc. my reflexive reasoning is that it smacks of classism and intellectual snobbery, which i find to be much greater sins than the implications of superiority shown by a ufc fighter or a rapper about how hard he is to kill or whatever. it's ironic, actually, now that i type that out- because a bunch of hip hop's bravado is literally i got more money than you ever got. but something about a rich, successful white guy flexing his intellectual muscles- which were massaged and fed and grown in international travel and wealth- makes me a little sick.
that said, i also love nabokov's prose. and myself speaking a language with a completely different alphabet, i sympathize with the principal complaint. i'm not a gifted linguist by any means but i find almost every translation between english and hebrew to be painfully inadequate.
So on the one hand yes Nabokov was 100% an aristocrat
On the other hand he had to flee his home country or be killed, and wrote at least one novel on a desk he made out of wood blocks on his toilet in a tiny apartment in exile in France
Actually maybe that was on a ship? Regardless he had some amount of (romantic, fantastic, intriguing) hardship in his life.
Also was married to a Jew which I think is why they left France?
ok married to jew is + but still
idk, i try not to be a shit to rich people but you were raised in a trilingual household with your family as quasi royalty and after coming to the US a major college basically invented a new job for you to dally and be an intellectual??? i am glad some people raised in these incubators of excellence choose to direct those considerable surroundings and resources into impressive creative works, or public service.
but being hulk hogan about how great you are, in that position?
man.
Man he’s so good at writing though
And I am fascinated by a certain type of aristocrat
But yes I can also see how it’s entirely obnoxious (and the problem is, possibly, that that obnoxiousness is part of the appeal)
Now let’s go read his autobiography and especially the salty rant about how his editors wouldn’t let him name it Speak, Mnemosyne, because the public couldn’t handle such a highbrow title
Steam, LoL: credeiki
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well either way it really depends on the quality of the clones (they're not real cherry mxs; the patent on them ran out so people are coming out with lots of knockoffs). If I had the money, I'd get both and return the one that I like less, but otherwise I'd just go with the slightly more expensive one because hopefully that means a slightly better make of switch?
It's ok, I actually missed it too and almost did a pro/con list in my first post including that.
if it was legal I bet some percentage of workers could be convinced to give up their salary for a lootbox that contains a random amount of pay and benefits
if it was legal I bet some percentage of workers could be convinced to give up their salary for a lootbox that contains a random amount of pay and benefits
Isn't this the lottery?
Only if I get to bash some bitches with some rocks.
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lololol at the USA one
these are the GMaps welcome icons, categorized: https://www.travelpulse.com/news/entertainment/your-state-s-biggest-stereotype-according-to-google-maps.html
NNID: Hakkekage
Man, do I have stories about crevices
ok married to jew is + but still
idk, i try not to be a shit to rich people but you were raised in a trilingual household with your family as quasi royalty and after coming to the US a major college basically invented a new job for you to dally and be an intellectual??? i am glad some people raised in these incubators of excellence choose to direct those considerable surroundings and resources into impressive creative works, or public service.
but being hulk hogan about how great you are, in that position?
man.
FCC I have a deal for you but it's expiring fast and I need an answer by tonight can I count on you
NNID: Hakkekage
in 4th grade, each person had to choose a state and do a report on it. We drew names out of a hat, and I got to go like, 2nd. I choose delaware, thinking there'd be a lot of cool revolutionary war stories to tell.
n o p e
I feel trolled
Is it rollin’ coal in a pickup truck with an InfoWars bumper sticker
-cheeseburgers with fries
-an omelette named after every fucking city, state, and country in the world
-pancakes
-milkshakes
-cream chipped beef
memories ;_;
the key is no matter what time of day it is you order pancakes, eggs and coffee
wait what? I have no clue how I missed that
well either way it really depends on the quality of the clones (they're not real cherry mxs; the patent on them ran out so people are coming out with lots of knockoffs). If I had the money, I'd get both and return the one that I like less, but otherwise I'd just go with the slightly more expensive one because hopefully that means a slightly better make of switch?
and the gengars who are guiding me" -- W.S. Merwin
I prefer bloodborne for all my boogering needs
Bless you
Also its rainy and like 40's in western washington and my god my heart is full of christmas cheer!
pleasepaypreacher.net
haha wasn't i, fuzzy
isn't literally everything i say on this earth allegory for how i feel about credeiki
Morristown is very nice, and NJ is very diverse
NNID: Hakkekage
South Dakota is Mt. Rushmore. Montana has parts of Yellowstone and well emptiness.
No one cares about North Dakota.
Idaho is white supremacist.
don't think we've even gotten a serious frost this year so far
Corporations are people so tons of people now about Delaware.
it's not Winter yet and stop summoning it >:(
NNID: Hakkekage
I feel Kentucky is spot on.
Man he’s so good at writing though
And I am fascinated by a certain type of aristocrat
But yes I can also see how it’s entirely obnoxious (and the problem is, possibly, that that obnoxiousness is part of the appeal)
Now let’s go read his autobiography and especially the salty rant about how his editors wouldn’t let him name it Speak, Mnemosyne, because the public couldn’t handle such a highbrow title
It's ok, I actually missed it too and almost did a pro/con list in my first post including that.
its called commission.
*puts hand to sweaty brow*
and the gengars who are guiding me" -- W.S. Merwin
And off-the-grid religious types
And little else
so a potato in a disturbingly neat suit
Need my pretty princess dressup