Came here to say this!
It’s also fun because it gets pretty meta about the whole form of a radio play: for example “The Further Adventures of Nick Danger” includes some fun jokes about drying wet clothes in the cellophane—which is what you’d crumple next to a mic to get the sound of a crackling fire.
I don’t think so, but only because he doesn’t need to. These plutocrats all share a worldview.
There’s a great radical bookstore in Buffalo, NY that sells this slogan as a sticker.
I grew up a strong environmentalist and then years ago a friend gave me some stuff by Zerzan, Bookchin, and later Stirner to chew on. Haven’t looked back since. (This was also after reading Kaczynski as a bit of a joke.)
Even if I don’t wholly agree with any of them—or anybody else I’ve read—I can’t look around and see any system of power being exercised over others as good. Some systems are less bad than others and I continue to vote/participate in bourgeois democracy as a harm reduction strategy, but in the long term…
I though that’s what it was, too, in which case it’s more like wage theft by the North Korean state. But this talks about insider installation of malware &c. but that might just be corporate cope for having accidentally hired a North Korean and been duped by a deepfake despite a “rigorous” background check.
Myst! An oldie, but I had basically done this when the remastered version came out a few years ago and it was still a 10/10.
Asking for a friend, where would one buy one of these shirts?
Is it a fountain?
How does a party of two just disappear! We have to go find them!
This, right here, is the hill I will die on. Imperial/US customary unit divisions are superior to metric decimalization.
Hello, generic cousin
“I wouldn’t call it funny, per se, but I remember it…”
I’ve definitely had moments where I found myself in some random r/ and realized I wasn’t sure if this was bot spam or actual humans. It’s pretty dissociating to actually fully internalize the dead Internet theory.
This is the same guy.
Haven’t thought about that movie in forever
New England, weed whackers here too.
I love the 1979 US audio drama of The Hobbit