Thank G*d I grew up in the 90s. Everything is woke now. Smh my head
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No one’s triggered, but I’m guessing you are?
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ATM Machine
Thanks, I hate it
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lol out loud
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The terrorists recruited children by grooming them with rings? I think there was some sort of horrible mulleted demon they summoned by combining them?
It was the guy played by Don Cheadle. He turned people into fuckin trees.
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No one’s triggered, but I’m guessing you are?
I'm late to the action but my guess is that he showed up to explain why his name isn't just "alan".
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I'm not religious, but some religious people don't like to say god's name in vain and I was mimicking that.
Maybe it was too much
Just gotta relax a little so the '*' becomes an 'o' again.
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He killed a tyrant dictator who was hospitalized at their hospital, because the guy was leading a genocide against the native population of his country. Falsified his test results and administered "treatment" that ended up killing him IIRC.
based and chadpilled
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It was the guy played by Don Cheadle. He turned people into fuckin trees.
wrote last edited by [email protected]What a terrifying abomination unto the markets.
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If they made Better Call Saul in the 80s it would have been about Mike ruthlessly tracking a family through an authoritarian pan-dimensional nexus.
someone give RizzRustbolt a 50 million usd budget
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I take clown tranquilizers!
Sounds more fun than my dumb antihistamines.
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I recognized even back then that it wasn't perfect, yet in many ways the culture of the 90s felt more progressive than today. And there was hope about the future.
90s liberalism had its flaws (it often didn't acknowledge systemic racism as we know it), but at that time most open racism had been thrown out of mainstream media, except for occasional spots on scandal shows like Jerry Springer.
The very idea that racism would become open again like it is now was unthinkable. But they slowly and surely allowed it to come back.
Racism on the internet always existed. Stormfront and various white nationalist sites sprung up almost immediately once the internet became mainstream in the mid-90s. From what I understand, the first ever site on Martin Luther King was literally a site smearing the man and calling him a fraud back in 1995.
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Man everyone's having fun on drugs, meanwhile I just sit there unable to figure out whether I have my glasses on
Thanks for the belly laugh
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That was 2006. Youtube came out december 15th 2005. Facebook became available to general public in september 2006.
Look, hsres a graph
2005 was roughly the end of the internet dark ages, but it was barely different to the 90s.
Since when are we counting youtube as social media
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I'm sorry, but Wilson a Twink?
Legit a babe in the pilot... like a baby I mean
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ATM Machine
You have to put your PIN number in the ATM machine
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Thanks for the belly laugh
Aw this is honestly making my day rn
If it makes it any better I was 100% being serious
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Since when are we counting youtube as social media
Dunno, i didn't make the graph.
