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@pawcelot

Othello the ocelot! Ex-. 🏳️‍🌈 poly furry DJ, socialist, feminist, coder, likes 🐈, 🏍, 📷, 🔫, 🕹, ☕. He/him. 🎧 , 🍆 , 😘

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  1. Pinned Tweet
    Apr 9

    I'm selling my 2007 Ducati ST3s:

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  2. Retweeted
    27 Sep 2013

    the deserts don't miss the rain they hate the rain who told you that probably the rain

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  3. 6 hours ago

    I'm all about efficiency in my fluid systems.

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  4. 7 hours ago

    Of course, another fox will immediately move into that particular henhouse.

    The deputy administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency, Andrew Wheeler, is set to become acting administrator. Wheeler is a former coal lobbyist who spent much of his career working for less oversight from the agency, as we reported in March.
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    7 hours ago

    "Following news of scandal-ridden EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt's resignation, Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington (CREW) Executive Director Noah Bookbinder released the following statement: 'Good.'"

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    Jul 4

    One of the least surprising pieces of data I've ever seen is the survey for /r/jordanpeterson

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  8. 9 hours ago

    Wait, so "Intellectual Dark Web" is not just a generic term for online conservative dumbasses, but for SPECIFIC online conservative dumbasses? Gotcha.

    Replying to @damonayoung @christapeterso
    He’s also distinctly *not* considered part of the IDW, but I guess pretending he is is a nice way to pull a sleazy guilt-by-association move.
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  9. 20 hours ago

    I suspect they do, and they’re just hoping their audiences don’t. But perhaps I’m overestimating Stefan Molyneux.

    How come libertarians don’t seem to understand that people in more socialized countries still get paid and the money gained by higher taxes on the profits of the super rich actually go to those who most need it? So, you know, the opposite of slavery.
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  10. Retweeted
    Jul 3

    A massive object devastated Uranus a long time ago and it never fully recovered

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  11. Retweeted
    Jul 4

    It's the last day to pick up We Know The Devil on the Steam Summer Sale! Play if you love watching queer teens make terrible decisions, being vaguely consumed with existential fear in the woods, and the promise of hope. It's at least okay!

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    Jul 4

    I want to talk about how important industrial control is and why the general public is woefully unaware of how they interact with it on a daily basis. This is a thread on SkyTrain, Vancouver's rapid transit system and how safe it is until users circumvent it.

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  13. Jul 4

    Today’s first world problem is having bought espresso that’s only a couple days old, but needing to open it in two days while it’ll probably still be a bit too fresh for optimal extraction.

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    Jul 3

    My favourite soda

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  15. Jul 4

    Pillars of Eternity hasn’t really grabbed me so far. Is that weird? I certainly hear a lot of people extol its virtues. Maybe my tastes in RPGs have been shifting.

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  16. Jul 4

    …I should note that my musings have nothing to do with any unpopular-video-game-opinions memes going around.

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  17. Jul 4

    All right, informal resolution: from this point forward I’ll buy games I’m genuinely excited about instead of games I’m not especially excited about but that are on sale. I’m tired of having a game library full of dead weight.

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  18. Jul 4

    I have a sneaking suspicion I’d actually end up spending less on games that way, even if I paid more for each game.

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  19. Jul 4

    Society's taught me to feel like a sucker if I paid more than I had to for something, rather than to feel good that I'm supporting something I like.

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  20. Jul 4

    I think I'd almost be better off with fewer games that I paid more for and am actually invested in, than in a million games I essentially bought in bulk and will never get around to playing.

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  21. Jul 4

    I think constant Steam sales and bundles are bad for gaming. I always get a little twinge when something I paid full price for goes on a ridiculous sale shortly afterward, and it makes me not want to buy things unless they're already insanely cheap.

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