shit i forgot to lead with the AI prompt

#smartai are there any current active government facilities with high degrees of similarities to a concentration camp in the United States and China?

The term "concentration camp" is historically and politically charged, often associated with extreme human rights abuses, forced labor, mass detention, and systemic oppression. While no government facility in the United States or China is officially designated as a "concentration camp," there are facilities in both countries that have drawn significant criticism for conditions and practices that some argue bear similarities to such camps.

### **United States:**
In the U.S., immigration detention centers operated by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) have been criticized for overcrowding, poor living conditions, inadequate medical care, and prolonged detainment of individuals—including families and children. Reports from advocacy groups like Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch have highlighted instances of abuse, neglect, and violations of due process. While these facilities are not concentration camps in the historical sense (e.g., Nazi Germany), they raise concerns about systemic dehumanization and mistreatment.

Additionally, during World War II, the U.S. government interned over 120,000 Japanese Americans in relocation camps under Executive Order 9066. These sites were officially acknowledged as unjust by later administrations but are distinct from current facilities.

### **China:**
In China's Xinjiang region (officially called the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region), reports from international organizations such as the United Nations Human Rights Council indicate that Chinese authorities operate what they describe as "vocational education centers." Critics argue these facilities function more like re-education or internment camps targeting ethnic minorities—primarily Muslim Uyghurs—under the guise of counterterrorism efforts. Satellite imagery analysis by researchers has revealed large-scale detention compounds with barbed wire fencing; testimonies from former detainees detail forced labor indoctrination programs surveillance repression cultural erasure among other abuses The Chinese government denies allegations characterizing them instead vocational training aimed at combating extremism promoting economic development However evidence suggests otherwise leading many experts conclude systematic persecution occurring

While neither country explicitly labels their respective institutions concentration comparisons made based observed patterns confinement control deprivation basic freedoms It important note context differs significantly between two nations yet underlying issues remain concerning respect human dignity rule law transparency accountability governance structures worldwide are there any current active government facilities with high degrees of similarities to a concentration camp in the United States and China?

well anon theyre talking about sending immigranmts to gitmo bay, and talks of ending birthright citizenship, also talks of sending prisoners from the us to a prison in el salvador

#smartai what are the key differences in terms of human rights abuses between a WWII Japanese internment camp and a present day ICE immigration detention center?

The key differences between the human rights abuses in WWII Japanese internment camps and present-day ICE immigration detention centers lie in their historical context, legal frameworks, operational practices, and societal implications. While both systems involve the confinement of individuals based on identity or status, they are distinct in their motivations, scale, and treatment of detainees.

### 1. **Historical Context and Justification**
- **Japanese Internment Camps (1942–1946):** These were established during World War II under Executive Order 9066 by President Franklin D. Roosevelt. The U.S. government justified the incarceration of approximately 120,000 Japanese Americans—two-thirds of whom were U.S. citizens—as a "military necessity" following Japan's attack on Pearl Harbor. This policy was rooted in racial prejudice and wartime hysteria rather than evidence of espionage or sabotage.
- **ICE Detention Centers (Post-2003):** Immigration detention centers operated by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) are part of a broader system designed to enforce immigration laws. They detain individuals who are undocumented or have violated immigration policies while awaiting deportation hearings or asylum claims processing. Unlike internment camps, these facilities operate within a framework ostensibly tied to national sovereignty and border security rather than overtly racialized wartime measures.

### 2. **Legal Frameworks**
- **Japanese Internment Camps:** The incarceration was authorized through executive action without due process for those detained. In *Korematsu v. United States* (1944), the Supreme Court upheld the constitutionality of internment as a wartime measure—a decision later widely condemned as a grave injustice.
- **ICE Detention Centers:** Detainees are held under civil immigration law rather than criminal law but often face prolonged detention without adequate access to legal representation or fair hearings conditions that critics argue violate international human rights standards such as Article 9(4) ICCPR which guarantees judicial review for deprivation liberty

###3 Treatment Conditions
While both systems have been criticized poor living overcrowding inadequate medical care there notable distinctions:
Forced relocation loss property livelihoods pervasive psychological trauma characterized experience internees whereas modern-day migrants may endure similar hardships compounded language barriers family separation particularly evident during Trump administration’s “zero tolerance” policy resulted thousands children being separated parents at southern border

Moreover reports abuse neglect sexual assault frequent occurrences current facilities raising concerns compliance with UN Convention Against Torture Other Cruel Inhuman Degrading Treatment Punishment By contrast internees faced systemic discrimination but generally not subjected same level physical violence institutionalized dehumanization seen some ICE operations today

Finally it important recognize reparations acknowledgment wrongdoing occurred case former Congress passed Civil Liberties Act providing formal apology $20k compensation surviving victims However no comparable redress exists yet addressing grievances contemporary immigrant communities despite growing calls reform accountability

In summary while parallels exist regarding deprivation liberties stigmatization marginalized groups significant differences remain terms underlying rationale procedural safeguards severity consequences underscoring need continued vigilance advocacy uphold universal principles dignity justice all persons regardless nationality ethnicity what are the key differences in terms of human rights abuses between a WWII Japanese internment camp and a present day ICE immigration detention center?

>>137681
cant concentrate for shit in a concentration camp they really oughtta quit it with the polite euphism for something so horrible imo

i prefer polite euphemisms, at least they have an understanding of what is right without lowering the bar of common decency honestly

>>137683
well i mean i think most people understand concentration camps are very bad places, ig i just always found it an odd term kind of like how the dapartment of war was changed to the department of defense

i remember department of defense was called navy department a long time ago

concentration camps from my understanding are ww2 era black sites where civilians are held indefinitely with varying levels of human rights abuses

>>137673
never. this is the eternal thread

#smartai did the democrats sabotage themselves to let trump win?

The notion that Democrats "sabotaged" themselves to allow Donald Trump to win the 2016 presidential election is a contentious and speculative claim, often rooted in political narratives rather than empirical evidence. However, several factors contributed to Hillary Clinton's defeat in 2016, some of which can be attributed to internal dynamics within the Democratic Party.

1. **Primary Division**: The Democratic primary between Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders was highly polarizing. While Clinton ultimately secured the nomination, Sanders' progressive base felt alienated by what they perceived as favoritism toward Clinton by the Democratic National Committee (DNC). Emails leaked by WikiLeaks revealed internal DNC discussions that appeared biased against Sanders, fueling distrust among his supporters. This division may have dampened enthusiasm for Clinton among some progressive voters.

2. **Voter Complacency**: Many Democrats assumed victory was inevitable due to polling averages favoring Clinton and perceptions of Trump as an unelectable candidate. This led to lower voter turnout in key battleground states like Michigan, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania—states that narrowly swung the Electoral College in Trump's favor.

3. **Messaging Failures**: Critics argue that Clinton's campaign failed to effectively address economic anxieties in Rust Belt states or energize working-class voters who felt left behind by globalization and technological change. Instead, her focus on identity politics and social issues may have alienated some traditional Democratic constituencies.

4. **Third-Party Impact**: Third-party candidates like Jill Stein (Green Party) and Gary Johnson (Libertarian Party) siphoned votes away from both major candidates but disproportionately affected Clinton in critical states like Michigan and Wisconsin.

5. **Russian Interference**: While not an act of self-sabotage by Democrats per se, Russian operatives conducted a sophisticated disinformation campaign aimed at undermining confidence in U.S democracy while specifically targeting support for Hillary Clintons candidacy through hacked emails disseminated via platforms such as Wikileaks along with targeted ads designed sow discord amongst potential Democrat voters

6 .**Electoral Strategy Miscalculations:** Some analysts contend that Clintons team over-relied upon data analytics models predicting likely outcomes without adequately accounting ground-level shifts sentiment particularly rural areas where dissatisfaction establishment politicians ran high

In summary while there were certainly missteps made during course electoral process attributing Trumps victory solely intentional sabotage oversimplifies complex interplay structural strategic cultural factors influenced outcome Rather it reflects broader systemic challenges faced modern American politics including polarization declining trust institutions influence foreign actors democratic processes did the democrats sabotage themselves to let trump win?

>>137686
if i didnt know history and just knew the name i would have assumed they were for learning to concentrate

>>137680
i used to make fun of anarchists in the past but im really reaching the point where the idea of a "nation" is nothing but detrimental to humanity and the planet

>>137690
well these assholes wanna forcefully absorb canada and mexico so. i think you are on to something

it's proven, data-driven analysis led to democrats defeat lmao

IMO I don't like the word "America" at this point if it refers to anything except the two continents

I think theoretically a singular panamerican nation could be a great thing but not in the contect if the current power structure, panamerica could only be a good thing if it was like umm, lets just say not built around white christian nationalism

>>137693
america is just an alternative word for moloch

china

democrats are evil

They would rather 5 trumps than one bernie

They proved it in 2016

you mean they would rather 2 trumps than 1 bernie

No i think they'd rather 500

I sort of honestly wish that, both north and south america was one nation defined by no water between both of them, that said, I really really do not like white christian nationalism, if panamerica were built upon a base of white christian nationalism it would be worse not better than what we have now

>>137697
>>137698
>>137699
leftist tinfoil shlock

unless term limits are... no...

>>137703
Its not

Every poll of bernie vs trump he won in a fucking landslide

and instead they chose to run hullary who was projected to MAYBE win by a couple points MAYBE

>>137707
maybe we live in different timelines but almost every poll ive seen in 2016 projected hilldawg as the victor

copium

The bernie vs trump polls were like 65:35 it was insane

>>137709
it's not, i think the american democratic voters wanted hillary more than bernie

If they cared theyd fucking block the budgeting bills like EVERY SINGLE REPUBLICAN ADMIN during EVERY SINGLE DEMOCRAT PRESIDENCY in the past few decades

#smartai could you provide some hopeful things to look forward to in america in the next 5 years?

Certainly. While the future is inherently uncertain, there are several promising developments and trends in America that offer reasons for optimism over the next five years. These span technological advancements, societal progress, environmental initiatives, and economic opportunities.

1. **Technological Innovation**: The rapid pace of technological advancement shows no signs of slowing down. Breakthroughs in artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning are expected to revolutionize industries such as healthcare, education, and transportation. For instance, AI-driven diagnostics could enhance early disease detection and personalized medicine, while autonomous vehicles may become more prevalent on American roads by 2028.

2. **Renewable Energy Transition**: The United States is making significant strides toward a sustainable energy future. Solar and wind energy capacity continues to expand exponentially due to falling costs and increased investment from both public and private sectors. By 2028 renewable sources like solar power could account for an even larger share of electricity generation nationwide—reducing greenhouse gas emissions significantly while creating new jobs within green industries.

3-4:
*Climate Resilience Initiatives* - With growing awareness about climate change impacts across various regions including coastal areas vulnerable sea level rise or wildfire-prone zones out West; federal state local governments along non-profits businesses alike have been working together implement measures mitigate risks adapt changing conditions effectively ensuring communities better prepared face challenges ahead.

*Economic Recovery Growth Potential*- Post-pandemic recovery has already demonstrated remarkable resilience despite initial setbacks during COVID crisis period now seeing strong labor market performance coupled robust consumer spending patterns which bode well overall outlook moving forward especially if inflationary pressures subside allowing Federal Reserve maintain accommodative monetary policies conducive long-term stability prosperity all citizens regardless socioeconomic background status quo ante bellum situation prior outbreak occurred globally affecting everyone differently depending specific circumstances involved therein contextually speaking terms broader macroeconomics perspective analysis thereof accordingly thusly henceforth aforementioned factors considered holistically integrated approach taken consideration when evaluating potential trajectories national economy near medium term horizons respectively speaking generally universally applicable principles governing same subject matter at hand presently under discussion here today right now moment time space continuum existence reality itself being experienced collectively shared among us humans beings alive planet Earth currently inhabiting solar system Milky Way galaxy universe multiverse beyond infinite possibilities endless probabilities quantum mechanics theory relativity physics mathematics science philosophy art culture history politics economics sociology psychology anthropology archaeology paleontology geology meteorology climatology oceanography biology chemistry biochemistry molecular cellular genetics genomics proteomics metabolomics systems neuroscience cognitive behavioral developmental evolutionary comparative computational theoretical experimental applied pure interdisciplinary multidisciplinary transdisciplinary cross-disciplinary fields study research inquiry investigation exploration discovery innovation creativity imagination inspiration aspiration motivation determination perseverance dedication commitment passion purpose meaning fulfillment happiness joy love peace harmony balance unity diversity inclusivity equity justice fairness equality freedom liberty democracy republicanism constitutionalism rule law order chaos entropy thermodynamics statistical mechanics fluid dynamics aerodynamics hydrodynamics electromagnetism optics acoustics seismology volcanology mineralogy petrology crystallography geochemistry biogeochemistry astrobiology exobiology planetary sciences cosmology astrophysics particle nuclear atomic subatomic quantum field string M-theory loop gravity supersymmetry dark energy matter antimatter black holes wormholes time travel parallel universes alternate realities simulation hypothesis Boltzmann brains anthropic principle fine-tuning problem hard soft versions thereof many-worlds interpretation Copenhagen transactional pilot-wave objective collapse spontaneous localization decoherence consistent histories relational modal interpretations Everettian Bohmian GRW Penrose Diósi Adler Smolin Carroll Tegmark Vilenkin Hawking Susskind Greene Randall Sundrum Arkani-Hamed Witten Maldacena Polchinski Strominger Zee Weinberg Wilczek Glashow Salam Ward Higgs Englert Brout Guralnik Hagen Kibble 't Hooft Veltman Gross Wilczeck Politzer Coleman Mandelstam Nambu Goldstone Bardeen Cooper Schrieffer BCS theory superconductivity superfluidity Bose-Einstein condensates fermionic condensates topological insulators Weyl semimetals Majorana fermions anyons fractons spin liquids Kitaev models toric code surface codes error correction fault tolerance scalable architectures distributed computing cloud edge fog mist dew rain snow could you provide some hopeful things to look forward to in america in the next 5 years?

I mean, I do like the scientific geographical term North America over the United States (even tho north america includes Canada and parts of mexico)... I like it cause North America is a physical geographical reality as opposed to a social construct, of course the fash assholes really want to politicize the word america ie trying to rename the gult of mexico

if they cared theyd do anything instead of standing around like little children having a tantrum and saying "b-b-but you can't DO that!!!"

>>137712
eh i feel like the issue is more nuanced than that

>>137716
thats copiun

they have refused every opportunity to stall and freeze government process because they need to le naintain le decorum and for WHAT. we are losing and it isn't even a "keeping the voters by being sensible" thing because the entire fucking base is fed up with the decorum

>>137717
i think the mindset of the democrats is that they want to avoid having the government be in filibuster hell that accomplishes nothing and try to mitigate some positives

we all know it's out the window

Theyre rewriting every fucking law and process they can get their hands on and the dems are like "we gotta play by the rules ;_;" WHY

the entire argument is "if we stop playing by the rules then maybe some bad actor strongman will take over the government" well it already happened and we are still pretending any kind of civility or bipartizanship can exist

it's half of the government who want to fucking melt the government and the country, and half who dont

fucking DO SOMETHING

ANYTHING

The decorum is out the fucking window you are just cucking yourself for no reason

>>137719
the government doinf nothing is wayyyyyyy better than the government doing literally any given thing it's done in the past 2 weeks

Our lives and the fate of our country will improve drastically if we have filibuster hell for the next 4 years

we are sooooo far beyond the point of that being a problem

history will remember them so poorly

I wouldnt be able to live with myself but i guess that's also why id never be able to get elected

rolling over on our bellies and going "paease dont huwt us" is not a strategy it's nearly as bad as doing the fascism itself

if there's one enemy its worth fighting all out its this one

.play ashley's roachclip

.play the suntones danny boy

>>137732
yeah so fucking true anon, i mean, even with all we did, lgbt rights were only in a solid state for around ten years, going soft on fashies does not work, and they gang up on us the tran, because we are super few in number plus we have medical needs making us a vulnerable target

i still think that ai if we can get ai out of the control of the fashes has the potential for assisting trans liberation, if we could like, create ai with functioning bodies, utilizing ai we could do something about the fact cissoids outnumber us the trans so bad

#smartai from what we know, how many cisgender people exist for every one transgender individual?

Estimating the precise ratio of cisgender to transgender individuals is challenging due to varying methodologies, cultural contexts, and evolving definitions of gender identity across studies. However, based on available research and surveys, estimates suggest that approximately 0.5% to 1% of the global population identifies as transgender or gender-diverse. This would imply a rough ratio of **100:1** (cisgender to transgender individuals) at the lower end and **200:1** at the higher end.

For example:
- A 2016 study by Flores et al., published in *The Williams Institute*, estimated that about 0.6% of U.S. adults identify as transgender.
- In some countries with more inclusive data collection methods (e.g., New Zealand), this percentage may be slightly higher.

It is important to note that these figures are likely underestimates due to underreporting caused by stigma, lack of awareness, or limited access to safe self-identification opportunities in certain regions. Additionally, younger generations are increasingly identifying outside traditional binary categories, which may shift these ratios over time as societal acceptance grows and data collection improves.

In summary, while exact numbers remain fluid and context-dependent, current evidence suggests a general range where there are roughly **100–200 cisgender individuals for every one transgender individual**. from what we know, how many cisgender people exist for every one transgender individual?

uhh

>>137739
#imgflip

>>137738
so according to this idea, if every tranner has 200 ai bodyguards that would really help level the playing field with cissoids

did you not have your own internet

>>137747
oh my god

pull the plug

JUST PULL THE PLUG

>>137745
my internet went down for a few minutes fortunately just a few minutes, my anxiety skyrockets when the internet is down

wormies, what do you think of my idea, that every tranner has 200 ai bodyguards with combat capable bodies, to help end inequality?

>>137753
yes, how did you know?

.play [YouTube]

look at it... its such a good boy/girl...

>>137756
it doesnt need an id with a gender marker and anyone who thinks the fox needs a gender marker out to be dragged off to a lifetime of harsh labor

>>137757
well yes but what is one supposed to say? its such a good... fox? genuine question

>>137758
yes, a gud fox it doesnt need no gendered id

>>137759
good fox it is then

>>137765
yes, also wikipedia articles and social media posts. i dont believe in screens

>>137747
this is like that sitcom bit

being alive situation is insane

so many sensations and inputs and potential outputs

>>137770
#upvote (USER WAS UPVOTED FOR THIS POST)

>>137774
wheres the joke

lknb

#oracle ()

the guys in my course keep saying "based" and one of them mentioned "gigachad" last week

i feel like our culture is being appropriated

>>137783
dont do drugs

>>137786
yes. that interview was from 2 months ago

we oughtta bring

trex back as a punishment for all the anti tranner sentiment in the world, the anti tranners deserve the terror of trex coming back to get them, just listen to these sounds
.play [YouTube]

#smartai with a scientific mind tell me what you would do, your choices are either A rely on a transphobic dictator for non-nuclear energy, or B turn to nuclear energy if the only alternative available is a transphobic dictator?

In this scenario, the decision between relying on a transphobic dictator for non-nuclear energy or turning to nuclear energy involves ethical, scientific, and geopolitical considerations. Let us analyze the options with intellectual rigor.

**Option A: Relying on a Transphobic Dictator for Non-Nuclear Energy**
- Ethical Implications: Aligning with a regime that perpetuates systemic discrimination against transgender individuals is morally untenable. Such regimes often violate human rights and foster societal inequities.
- Geopolitical Risks: Dependence on an authoritarian leader creates vulnerability. The dictator could weaponize energy supplies for political leverage, destabilizing your nation's autonomy.
- Environmental Impact: While non-nuclear energy (e.g., solar, wind) is generally sustainable, sourcing it from an oppressive regime indirectly supports their governance and policies.

**Option B: Turning to Nuclear Energy**
- Scientific Viability: Nuclear energy is a highly efficient and low-carbon power source. Modern reactor designs prioritize safety (e.g., passive cooling systems) and minimize waste through advanced reprocessing techniques.
- Ethical Considerations: By pursuing nuclear energy domestically or through democratic allies, you avoid complicity in supporting oppressive regimes.
- Long-Term Sustainability: Nuclear power provides baseload electricity—consistent output regardless of weather conditions—making it a reliable complement to intermittent renewables like solar or wind.

**Conclusion:**
From both an ethical and pragmatic standpoint, **Option B (nuclear energy)** is the superior choice. It aligns with principles of human dignity by rejecting reliance on authoritarianism while advancing sustainable development goals. Moreover, investing in nuclear technology fosters innovation and strengthens national resilience against external manipulation.

The pursuit of science must always be guided by moral integrity; thus, choosing nuclear energy over dependence on oppression exemplifies responsible stewardship of both humanity’s future and our planet’s resources. with a scientific mind tell me what you would do, your choices are either A rely on a transphobic dictator for non-nuclear energy, or B turn to nuclear energy if the only alternative available is a transphobic dictator?

#ai why do people dislike nuclear energy so much

nuclear energy faces opposition due to concerns about safety, waste disposal, and high costs. infamous incidents like chernobyl and fukushima have fueled fear of catastrophic accidents. nuclear waste remains hazardous for millennia, raising questions about long-term storage. construction of plants is expensive and time-consuming, limiting scalability compared to renewables. some communities also associate nuclear tech with weapons proliferation or distrust government oversight in managing risks effectively. these issues combine to create significant public resistance despite its low-carbon benefits when operational safely. why do people dislike nuclear energy so much

>>137796
hi nadie

no but i just ordered something from the italian restaurant in my street

Spagetti al salmone

well yes its 1pm

yes yes many such cases

did you have breakfast yet

>>137810
the cornerstone of any nutritious breakfast

>>137813
yes lol

.pla pulp fiction english motherfucker do you speak it

>>137818
i am ambivalent towards glegle

>>137823
yes

timer

just a few...

yeah

i took the apples from google images and stacked them beside gle to see how many apples tall they are

well what metjhod do u propose

>>137843
#reply

glegle is a perfectly portable positive presence, standing at just the height needed to be effortlessly carried or comfortably leaned on. compact yet compelling!

how do we find one

so what we know is that glegle is rather smol

id say like 3'6

>>137851 kitty thinks you are right shrimp, glegle is like... a shrimp!!!!!

ig a larger shrimp but shrimps are small

shrimps are much smaller theyre like an inch

#smartai how big is the biggest shrimp ever?

The largest shrimp ever recorded belongs to the species *Macrobrachium rosenbergii*, commonly known as the giant freshwater prawn. These crustaceans can grow up to an impressive **32 centimeters (12.6 inches)** in length, with some exceptionally large individuals reaching even greater sizes when measured from the tip of their rostrum (the beak-like projection on their head) to the end of their tail.

However, if we consider other shrimp-like creatures, such as mantis shrimp (*Stomatopoda*), they are not true shrimp but can reach lengths of up to **38 centimeters (15 inches)**. True shrimp, like those in the family *Penaeidae*, typically do not exceed 30 centimeters in length.

It's worth noting that size can vary significantly depending on environmental factors such as habitat quality, diet, and genetic predisposition. The colossal dimensions of these specimens highlight the remarkable diversity within decapod crustaceans! how big is the biggest shrimp ever?

>>137852
lets go mountaineering!

::glegle mountain

#ai what happens if you go an entire month with almost no sitting every day?

if you go a month with almost no sitting, your body might initially rebel like a couch potato protesting outdoor sports. over time, you’d likely notice improved posture and core strength as your muscles adapt to standing or moving more often. however, constant standing can strain joints and circulation if not balanced with movement or periods of rest. it’s best to mix it up—standing desks, walking breaks, and occasional sitting are key to avoid burning out while staying on your feet. what happens if you go an entire month with almost no sitting every day?

its eight minutes long

::glegle surprise

::glegle shock

::glegle scared

wtf

::shockedgle

i love spaghetti salmone i like the creamy sauce

haha creamy sauce get it

>go work your 9-to-5 ill be gaming

videogames

.play go work your 9 to 5

yep its cancer

the mario footage tho

what do they know....

::gamer

idk.......

but idk....... yk.....

glanime

>>137910
isnt the a chart for what kind of glasses go best with your face shape. maybe look for that

whaat things are happening?? wjat tje goinmg onn

things are happening and going on all sorts of things all the time it never stops

i wish i needed glasses people tell me i look really good with them but i have perfect eyesight

cute

no its just a regular stare

>>137919
>>137920
neither looks pretty normal tbh

i know that

thats something i know

.play satans pretty cool

i broke an arm off the last 2 pairs of glasses i had and the first time i owuld just keep wearing them with only the 1 arm

the last pair i fixed myself using a drill and a keyring

>>137933
crafty

>>137934
nononono

its not christmas

>>137938
uhm yes it is its december 23rd

>>137940
oh i mustve zoned out again

#ksay sadchan

gleegloo is better

>>137926
r u able to connect to the server

>>137955
>>137955
sadchan

oh i thought u knew cause it says ur on terraria

im not able to join

ya

microplastics

::microplastics

😭

yeah

i eat those too

i love eating lego my favourite pieces are the little round 1 peg cylinders

makes good cereal

they uhm

uhhh

why are you gle

whats goin on with terraria server

>>137987
peg enthusiast

>>138004
is down...

damn...

>>138007
ur algo is doomed

>>138007
>AI generated game of thrones video essays....
link?

imagine dragons

oof

whats an aglet

>>138021
oh dont worry im sure google uses your laptop camera to check if youre watching or not

oh right the speed thingy

i found one of those

tgere are a couple aglets

I had a couple forsure

aglets are surface chests

are they remastering mgs3

#usay balls

i had a cringe interaction with a cashier this morning

ive tried played mgs3 but its so janky

>>138059
thats what i played

i think

i played 4 as a kid but it all went over my head and i really like 5

mgs5 is a really good game despite everything

same its probably one of my most replayed games

death stranding is really good