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ButtholeSpiders

@ ButtholeSpiders @startrek.website

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  • Like clockwork

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  • Or you could stay, there’s no shame friend.

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  • But, that’s how they become pine cone shaped.

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  • Everyone Poop’s.

  • The Adblockalypse is coming

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  • Well said, we must never give up in the battle with ads.

  • The Adblockalypse is coming

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  • Kiss my sexy Klingon ass, Google. I will forever battle ads.

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  • A Klingon doesn’t skip leg day’s.

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  • Correct, these are most certainly, POOPS. I have Toto toilets that I bought to ensure I can flush without fear of it’s returning from Sto-vo-kor.

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    no cars

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  • Yes you may, thanks.

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    no cars

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  • While I get why this is meant to funny, the fact it’s commonplace behavior is infuriating, and makes me angry as a commuter.

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  • That’s like telling me, water is wet… No shit.

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  • What would get you "back to the office"?

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  • Make it optional for starters, followed by compensation for gas for anyone coming in.

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  • When I get hemorrhoids, it’s not from sitting for long periods. It’s due to my need for a poop bat’leth. I take Klingon sized poops.

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  • This Klingon can only dream. 🫡

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  • It felt appropriate to stay on theme here.

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  • But then how will other Klingons smell what I’m cooking?

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    The TV streaming apps broke their promises, and now they’re jacking up prices | Op-ed: Apps promised to free us from ad-supported subscription bundles. Oops!

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  • It is, which is a sign we all need to start being more vocal we aren’t accepting it anymore. By reading a book or going outside.

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    The TV streaming apps broke their promises, and now they’re jacking up prices | Op-ed: Apps promised to free us from ad-supported subscription bundles. Oops!

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  • Because you’re old enough to remember the thousands of other times corporate entities have screwed us plebs?

  • Really Tired of Subscriptions

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  • Taxes were the example of how to leech on the people under the guise of a protection racket. They knew with subscriptions what they were upon creation, a racket without the promise of protection. It’s getting bled by a third party, and now it’s multiple parties all hoping you’ll forget they’re slowly milking you too.