Apopheniac @[email protected]

@Shadowman311
This is a legally binding promise, now get to work.

@BuhtaBoomah
Black friday 2022 (colorized)

@Shlomo
Time to migrate to Africa I guess.

@sardonicsmile @Tfmonkey
But I don't want to appear like I am some ape that can't handle a few urges.

Maybe I'll just say that I completed NNN and keep jerkin' it to depraved shit.

@Shlomo
This is a classic.
Newborns to claim the cure.

I don't want to live.

@Shlomo
Pivot these nuts.

@Jim
Based in luddic principles.

@okaylord @Tfmonkey
So manleys are less man and more lets?

@Shlomo
Whoopsie!

@UncleIroh
Once drunk.
Once sober.
Once on coke.

@Shlomo
Should've axed for a mental acuity test to prove that he drank a full gallon of lead based paint as a child.

@Shlomo
What's the deal with Eestianon?

@Shlomo
Also I can't write apparently.
Should probably end the caffeine + nicotine binge.

@Shlomo
In the end USA will beg to be saved.

Or I am off base by a continent.

@Shlomo
A perfect CBDC testing grounds.

Have the old system die of a planned monetary fuckery and swoop in to save the economy with an experimental system. If the low priority brits allow it chances are the main target americans will likely yield too.

The negative effects can be excused by saying it was a naive implementation and implement it after a couple of years of normalization and faking data to prove superiority the system is to everyone.

@VeganBob @Tfmonkey
My bitch-brain thanks you.

@Shlomo
Is that true because it sounds very desperate.

@Jim
Never go full dolphin porn saturation.

@VeganBob @Tfmonkey
Laziness and lack of time.
The average american can not be bothered to cook three healthy meals a day. Nor have they the skills to make them taste good enough to not resort to cheating on fast food even when they try.

I wonder how well the monumental experiment that is meal replacements is working. If macros and micros are all that matter then consumers of these supplement style meals should be very healthy.

@VeganBob @Tfmonkey
Any prior reading suggested as the book seems to address a rather deep subject within a field I am not that well read on.