Millennial | Football nerdy | Voice Actor | Retired WoW Raider | Siege Scrub | Traveller. All I know is Imma piss you off probably. @riskit 🤎
Indiana, USA
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#ripkurt my twitter will always remain as an off hand tribute to you. #23years #kurtcobain #nirvanaforever
On the fence about this. From WoD to DF the overwhelming feedback outside of broken systems was that there was only thing to do: Daily World quests which are mind numbingly easy and require no difficulty. The amount of historical re-visioning here is kind of insane. Retail wanted literally the same thing that Classic players want and that is content that will keep them entertained for longer than a few quests and if Classic players only wanted Classic then Era servers wouldn't have fallen off faster than moderns sustainability. It's OK to not have fully either version in Forever, but really only one side is standing ten toes on the no.
Classic Andys are so fucking soft. People have lives and jobs and aren’t being paid to play video games like they were 6 years ago. I guess WoW forever was supposed to resurrect the 6 million lost players from Classics launch. The cope is dank I guess and considering that at BlizzCon they literally said SoD was the pre beta to forever my comparison was valid 😂😂
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Activist: "Farmers pump their cows full of antibiotics. It's in every glass of milk."
Dairy farmer: "Do you know what happens if it is?"
Activist: "People drink it."
Dairy farmer: "The tanker gets tested at the gate. One cow's worth of antibiotic in 20,000 litres and the whole load goes down the drain. Every farm on the run that morning gets their milk tipped, and the farm that did it pays for all of it."
Activist: "So you're saying it never happens."
Dairy farmer: "I'm saying a treated cow on this farm gets red tape round her leg, goes to the back of the parlour, and her milk goes in a bucket for 6 days. I treat her like she's radioactive, because financially she is."
Activist: "You still use them."
Dairy farmer: "On a cow that's ill. Same as you. The vet writes it up, the date goes on the wall, and the wall's checked. Use on this farm is about half what it was 10 years ago, and that's every dairy I know."
Activist: "Routine use in feed, then."
Dairy farmer: "Illegal for years. Growth promoters went 20 years ago. You're describing a chicken shed in a country I don't farm in."
Activist: "You can't prove it's not in the milk."
Dairy farmer: "I can prove it 3 times a week, because they test it 3 times a week and send me the sheet. When did you last get a sheet on your oat drink?"
Activist: "That's different."
Dairy farmer: "It is. Nobody tests it. Mine's the most inspected liquid in your kitchen and it's the one you're scared of."
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I was 11 sitting in my middle school class room taking our State standardized testing when the Principal came on the overhead speaker, our school had been in session approx one hour. (we started at 7:30 AM, yay rural schools) We were informed to go to our homeroom class. Teachers were running TVs into the rooms. This broadcast was playing. Afterward for the next 3-4 hours while Administration figured out what to do, if they could send us home, WHAT was the best protocol as the country had just been elevated to Defcon 3 The highest Defcon alert the continental US had been under since 1962 and hasn't been that high since and HOW to allow parents to get to their children as this was 2001, not a time where kids had cellphones.
Indiana was also unique as they were one of the confirmed targets of these terrorists because at the time all Military paychecks were issued out of Indianapolis. This has since changed due to ETF checks, but at the time Indy was the Military hub of pay. We went home early that day, not before we watched the second plane crash into the second tower. Not before we watched people jump for their lives. Not before we watched the first tower fall. Not before we watched the second tower fall. Not before we watched street reporters running from the smoke and dust clouds billowing through the streets of NY. Not before we saw firefighters shielding people with their bodies as they ran. Crying, coughing. Yelling for their coworkers. Not with our parents, with our homeroom teacher.
This of course was followed by the wars in which our classmates overwhelmingly volunteered for. Throughout 2002-2006 We'd have a daily roll call and moment of silence for our fellow students that had passed, or family members of students that had passed.
To say this was the single most terrifying but also generational defining moment for the entire world that watched, that lived that day and the following is an understatement.
Y'all that are slobbering over this Beef initiative. Did you know that we've tried this, this year already?
The Argentine quota was quadrupled in February, retail ground beef went from $6.74/lb in February to $6.89/lb in July — prices rose, not fell, despite the import expansion, and USDA's own economists concluded tariff-rate quota adjustments would have only marginal impact on retail prices.
All those that are saying that his advisors are the best, read the paragraph above. SLOWLY. The USDA has said his plan won't do shit before he said it was his plan.
but ok.
There's a real special kind of inbred that happens when you with a full chest and 4 replies go on about the RANCHERS being the ones that 1)need competition and are price fixing. RANCHERS get dictated a price they are paid PER HEAD sometimes per pound if a processor is a real winner, RANCHERS must accept whatever market rate meat packers and processors offer for their live cattle. Importing thousands of pounds of low quality supply will do many things but one thing it will not do is HELP ranchers, the US herd population, or prices.
What it will do is spread food born illness as there's a reason meats in general have the strictest importing rules. Spread Herd disease if the products live. Reduce already bottom of the barrel processing prices that the processors are charging which will then inflate US beef prices MORE, and put American Ranchers further out of business, small ones first, mediums ones second, largest one last. one by one.
People learning that EOs unless explicitly granted as an executive power have no real power behind them and can be ignored by everyone out here like
The extremely uncomfortable truth. If you tout welfare reform, the elderly should be numero uno of the cuts. It’s not even close spending wise.
But let’s hold minors the overwhelming majority of welfare beneficiaries bc “old people may die?” So we’re pro life only to fetus and the retired but fuck the children…yall need to get your beliefs straight. You’re not a fiscal conservative if you’re claiming that traditional welfare is bankrupting America with a straight face while ignoring the 39,400 more dollars per person spent on the retired. Full stop.
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Tomorrow's best tornado chance in the country sits over Bloomington, IL, Lafayette, IN, and Kokomo, IN. This is a Level 1 risk for tornadoes.
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Heres a reality that people need to reconcile themselves with:
If Tucker, Massie, MTG, Joe Kent and crew launch a new party and run Massie for president, and he goes on to get 10% making that new party a major party and opens up a pathway to elect even 5 or 6 America-first dissidents to the house as a wedge-vote, but the cost of this is democrats win the presidency in 28, that is a better outcome than if the new party is never launched, no potential pathway is opened, but we get Vance or Rubio as president.
If you cant wrap your head around that, thats some battered wife shit.
You know what no likes to talk about. There is only one religion in the US that the most domestic terrorist associate themselves to and it's not Muslim. But we don't talk about Bruno I guess. I'd be more worried about any religious devotional study in tax payer funded schools period.
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I’m in Alabama with a family of four. We have a mortgage on a house that’s now valued at $320,000 the same house was worth just $160,000 in 2018.
The reality most people miss: We haven’t changed our lifestyle one bit in the last six years. We’ve lived responsibly. Yet every month we’re forced to cut back more and more. In our area plants/factories are closing all the time, good-paying jobs are disappearing, and most of the remaining manufacturing work around here tops out around $25 an hour. I’m getting my usual 2% annual raise while everything else keeps getting more expensive.
This isn’t about young people just starting out and learning to budget. This is about responsible, working families who were doing fine, paying bills, raising kids, living within their means and now having to live like we did in our 20s.
We’re watching the country head in the wrong direction, worrying about whether our children will even have a shot at the same life we had.
And the most frustrating part? We’re constantly told “the economy has never been better.”
That disconnect is real. We’re not asking for luxury. We just want to maintain the modest, responsible life we built, without having to keep tightening the belt every single year while being gaslit that everything is fine.
When we say that GenX and Boomers are the problem, just look at the KY-4 5/15 Polling data. Gen X, you are just as bad as Boomers. Y'all realllllllly want a Trump schill over someone that has a 99% freedom index score. Thank god there aren't as many GenX as there are Boomers, but true be told, we're just as fucked with Gen X overall as we are with Boomers, and it's not even close. Red is Massie, Blue is the other guy.🙃 Millennials, Gen Z, and Alpha unite, man. We outnumber these fools, but it also depends upon participation. Go vote.
The amount of “Christians” that get their panties in a war when you question their morality is actually comical. To all the pro choicers after and hour of investigation your assumption that majority of Christian conservatives are just flat out pro birthers and don't actually believe that life is scared or are actually pro life is correct. Xoxo a non-religious conservative who happens to also be actually prolife.
Imagine being TPUSA and attempting to back an alleged criminal with a straight face and then taking this L.
Good job Indiana, We are Good for Goode. hahahahahahahahaahahahahahahaahhahahaha. All you TPUSA leeches keep making that money I guess.
