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@lucid_crane I've been thinking about this a lot. Is it that then it was important to shock in order to awaken people from the complacency & authority worship of the 50s, whereas now the energy is going to saying that's all well and good, we don't need to be shocked like that, what we need now is to learn to be respectful of all fellow beings? I used to love Crumb, still do, but now it's like: hoo boy I wouldn't want to do that now?

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@lucid_crane I've been thinking about this a lot. Is it that then it was important to shock in order to awaken people from the complacency & authority worship of the 50s, whereas now the energy is going to saying that's all well and good, we don't need to be shocked like that, what we need now is to learn to be respectful of all fellow beings? I used to love Crumb, still do, but now it's like: hoo boy I wouldn't want to do that now?

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I have GOT to quit making farting noises whenever I see the word “feces” in a document at work

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I have GOT to quit making farting noises whenever I see the word “feces” in a document at work

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@emilyherring I knew I was real but wondered about everything else

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@emilyherring I knew I was real but wondered about everything else

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@RobfromMaryland @jycefisher I thought I did but 🤷🏻‍♀️

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@RobfromMaryland @jycefisher I thought I did but 🤷🏻‍♀️

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@jycefisher Ugh that’s confusing. I obviously don’t understand this software either, seeing as I kind of screwed up this instance-moving, not that that’s stopping me from using it anyway

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@jycefisher Ugh that’s confusing. I obviously don’t understand this software either, seeing as I kind of screwed up this instance-moving, not that that’s stopping me from using it anyway

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@jycefisher here is my new account

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@jycefisher here is my new account

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@janellecshane The great thing about IT these days is that I would be willing to believe that “This is a mid-sized font weight text email Teenage Eagle with a keyword search field” makes sense in some context

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@janellecshane The great thing about IT these days is that I would be willing to believe that “This is a mid-sized font weight text email Teenage Eagle with a keyword search field” makes sense in some context

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In heavy deadlines mode right now, so I’m back in Nothing But Radiohead Mode today (image is the cover of Hail to the Thief)

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In heavy deadlines mode right now, so I’m back in Nothing But Radiohead Mode today (image is the cover of Hail to the Thief)

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@deborahrosereeves Oh thank you for that info! I must have glazed over that part of the instructions

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@deborahrosereeves Oh thank you for that info! I must have glazed over that part of the instructions

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I'm following people, they just haven't appeared on this server yet (I feel like I look antisocial or like some kind of bot, walking around with this "zero following" thing)

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I'm following people, they just haven't appeared on this server yet (I feel like I look antisocial or like some kind of bot, walking around with this "zero following" thing)

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One of things I like to do is post pictures of records I'm listening to during the day, so here's today's. This is a recording of a radio play based on Dante's Inferno from the early 90s done by a group of musicians, including a couple Einstürzende Neubauten folks, and the late British DJ John Peel. The guy who does Virgil gets to be a bit much sometimes, but it's an interesting listen

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One of things I like to do is post pictures of records I'm listening to during the day, so here's today's. This is a recording of a radio play based on Dante's Inferno from the early 90s done by a group of musicians, including a couple Einstürzende Neubauten folks, and the late British DJ John Peel. The guy who does Virgil gets to be a bit much sometimes, but it's an interesting listen

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A beat-up red CD case with the words "Andreas Ammer - FM Einheit - Radio Inferno". A small stuffed reindeer is in the background

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Hello zirk.us! I'm in the middle of transferring everything here from my previous .online account, but something of course is going wrong with it because I'm vaguely incompetent, so give me a minute

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Hello zirk.us! I'm in the middle of transferring everything here from my previous .online account, but something of course is going wrong with it because I'm vaguely incompetent, so give me a minute