the problem is that if you become famous enough someone will make a gimmick account called "Cargo's Deleted Skeets"

Today is Nonbinary People's Day, the grand marshal of the parade is Krazy Kat

THANKS FOR TAKING THAT PHOTO YOU FUCKING ASSHOLE

probably gonna close shop and start a new account as [redacted]. this is separate from my other identity but not a NSFW account either, so i end up not using it for anything except to skeet things to one person that are too inane for telegram

I was going to post about how zoomers are the first generation to actively identify with their generation label. But then I realized millennials did too, we just called ourselves "90s kids".

*feels attraction to one [1] woman* what i've been faking being gay for the past 20 years

the meme was popularized by barstool sports type frat guys and, for some reason, claimed by the right, who have attempted to spin it as anti-woke somehow (one 70k like tweet claiming that queer ppl are fuming that it's taking up more attention than pride month) maxread.substack.com/p/hawk-tuah-...

Hawk Tuah and the Zynternet

Plus, for some reason, some thoughts about the debate

Inspired by recent plane-based TikTok drama, a PSA: Videoing strangers in public is typically a foolish idea, not everything that happens in your vicinity is a true-crime saga, and minding your own business instead of maintaining 24/7 surveillance is good for you.

You Don’t Need to Record Video of Strangers in Public

A TikTok saga about a man on a plane seemingly outed for cheating has reopened debate on how social media habits threaten our privacy.

remember when racists created a moral panic about CRT and liberals' response was "actually CRT is a college level course, what you're thinking of is DEI" and so racists said "okay we'll call it DEI then" and then liberals' response was "..."

There's also apparently one for the Colbert Report. As of three weeks ago there's still one person seeding it: old.reddit.com/r/colbertrep...