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Fair, though the median orgy has the failure mode where the average attendee is unattractively old or ugly or gives off psycho vibes.

Being a gay man is like a superpower. Operating under a permanant state of post-nut clarity if you so choose, but otherwise still having the mental hardware of a man—plus the time, money, energy, and headache saved from not having to deal with women in sexual/relationship contexts.

It's a plausible theory, but why go to a gay bath house if you have post-nut clarity? They're not even bath houses in the traditional sense. You'd hate to just chill out there if you're not trying to get laid.

A gay bar or gay club is still fun even if you're straight and not horny. A gay bath house is not.

I'm sure part of the point is to be grandiose and look unstoppable and ferocious but I still don't know how you do mass arrests in a way that isn't outrageous looking. I think it needs to be mass arrests too. If you just go in and arrest one person at a time you tip off all of the neighboring illegals to make themselves scarce.

Or, since we're talking about immigration enforcement specifically, you change the laws to make employing illegal immigrants virtually impossible. That will, of course, never happen, because it would mean holding the business gentry that run the GOP liable for something.

Do we think the US could actually pull this off? It took us 20+ years just to implement Real ID.

I can no more relate to the desire to have my back blown out by a hairy Greek bull

So, I'm not sure that gay men find each other as attractive as straight men find women.

More story time: when I was younger I thought I could be gay and got really wasted one night and visited a gay bathhouse[1]. And there were men everywhere in towels making eye contact each other considering hooking up. All you had to do was meet and go to one of the many rooms nearby to fuck. And it was NYC so everyone was fairly attractive and fit. It was actually as efficient a system as it could possibly be. But something I noticed was that there was actually much, much less hooking up than you'd expect. Don't get me wrong it was a den of depravity, but men would cruise past one another for a long, long time before they found someone they wanted to actually have sex with.

I'm very sure if it was a room of half men and half women, every woman wearing a skimpy towel that was at least as fit and put together as the gay men in my bath house were, would be propositioned 5x a minute.

Gay men can be sex pigs but there's some other dimension to having sex that's clearly more complicated than if attractive man then sex.

  1. I learned that night that I was absolutely not gay.

You might say gay men arranging to have sex with each other in a toilet shows how disgusting gay men are, but I'm pretty sure it shows how much women class up the sexual experience. There would be a 10000x increase in straight couples having sex on oily cardboard in alleyways if women were down with it.

I never planned for so many of my sexual encounters to be on high thread count Egyptian cotton sheets in nice clean rooms but I'm glad women are there to carry the load on this one.

EDIT: I just remembered a story. A friend of mine was visiting my city. He was staying in a nice hotel. The next day his girlfriend was scheduled to arrive and they would go back to his hotel room. So, that morning he made his bed and scattered rose petals on it to dial up the romance. He then met up with his girlfriend, had dinner and drinks and took her back to the hotel room. The bed was not how he left it! Apparently, housekeeping had come in, seen the clumsily arranged rose petals, seen the shitty way he made the bed, and undid the whole thing, made the bed so that it was crisp and perfect and then more tastefully scattered the rose petals.

I like to imagine that the female hotel housekeeper couldn't even bear the thought of his girlfriend being fucked on messy sheets.

Could you share your dignified and courteous looking method for locating and arresting people that are trying to hide from law enforcement?

Huh. I thought I was very online but I'm apparently not nearly online enough to be commenting on this stuff.

Were the videos of the Rittenhouse shootings viral videos posted day of? I somehow never saw a single one. I mostly just followed the case on Wikipedia and thought he was not guilty and in fact sounded pretty heroic.

But my impression of the Rittenhouse case was everyone heard a story first, "guy with AR-15 crossed state lines to look for an excuse to kill SJWs" and nobody would update from there. Today's case, pretty much everyone saw the videos first and came to wildly different conclusions.

Something about this case seems much more cut and dried than the rest of the ones you mention. All of the relevant facts are on camera, from multiple angles. There's very little else you need to know. And there's still hardcore disagreement!

For a counter-point, take this this case from 2019 where a cop kills a parent at a school. There's bodycam video of the arrest and shootout . A very left-wing activist was causing a disturbance at a public school. It's unrelated to left-wing activism, more of a co-parenting dispute. Anyway, a police officer told him he had to leave. He refused so the police officer tried to arrest him. During the struggle the guy pulls a gun out and shoots twice. The officer responds with deadly force, killing him.

Consensus was achieved fairly quickly! In public commentary, there was not much disagreement over who in the wrong. A few left-wing anarchist types thought it was unjust but most normal people seemed to accept the police officer was justified.

Today's case makes it clear to me if this exact situation from 2019 was re-played but it was an ICE agent instead of a police resource officer it would be seen as a murder by every Democrat.

The videos are a pretty reliable Rorschach test for political orientations.

Bluesky is full of people watching it from all sides and in slow motion saying "yup, officer murdered her! it's plain as day" while X is full of people saying "yup, clearly justified self-defense"

Amazing.

Whenever I go on trips I see other people's houses. Sometimes they're nice. So it makes me self conscious about my own house.

This week I finally broke down and recaulked a bunch of sloppy caulk jobs in my bathroom. I just watched like 5 YouTube videos and asked ChatGPT and the end result ended up being pretty good. It did take me about... 4 hours to dig out the old caulk though since it was just caulk on top of older caulk.

Today I replaced this old Bosch dishwasher that works fine but it's white and part of it oxidized into beige ancient desktop computer yellow so I ordered a stainless steel Bosch instead. I'm running it now and am impressed that I have no leaks.

These two jobs have been more fulfilling than most computer work that I've done. Maybe I should've gone into general contracting 🤔

Re: porn, I'm sorry but this just reads like boo stupid hypocritical bitches trying to take our fun away.

The number one complaint I hear from women about porn is that it gives men a very confused, one-sided view of sex. You could imagine how irritating it is to hear that men spend 30 minutes a day jerking off to porn for decades and then one of them finally gets to fuck you and has no idea how to bring you to orgasm and you leave the experience totally unsatisfied. Consistently!

This seems pretty valid to me, and is a separate issue from deciding to cash in on male appetites for porn.

I think you're missing the substance of his post.

He's not complaining about the responsibility of being a father. He's specifically saying he looks at his precious little boy in the face who just wants to play with him and he is not fulfilled by it and it makes him feel like a bad father.

He just doesn't know that most fathers consider small kids kind of inane and that we have to just smile and think about the bigger picture. It's pretty normal, even though in polite company and pop culture nobody really says so.

And not only is this normal but his way of managing it is above average! I would have been thrilled if my dad had spent 10 to 20 minutes a wee month playing with me let alone per day! I'd be very surprised if most of the fathers sneering at him actually spent that much time per day playing with their kids.

Regardless of the kid aspect, if you can’t tolerate more than 10 minutes doing something boring and are in your head about whether it’s appropriately fun, you need to fix this about yourself.

IMO his cry for help is about how he feels guilt that he doesn't find it fun. He sees it as a chore and it's breaking his heart.

He sees mom doing it without any sign of remorse. He feels fortunate that he has more time than dads of yesterday to spend with his kid, and here he is feeling unfulfilled by it.

I think the fact that he plays with his kid 10-20 minutes a day and does it with a smile even though it's driving him crazy inside makes him a good dad. He's crushing it, even.

Small kids are inane. Playing with them is not that fun. That's okay. It's a familial relationship, not a friendship.

Unlike mom, dad's body is not producing MDMA every time he looks into his kid's adorable face. He has to do this shit without a chemical buffer. He is working harder at this than mom is.

I agree this is an unhinged thing to post under his own name. This is a better discussion to have with his therapist, who hears this shit 100x a week and could give him much more constructive feedback.

Tough predicament right. The way this works with a clean slate is the US oil industry could offer to take risks to modernize Venezuela's oil infrastructure in exchange for a mutually agreeable revenue share contract. If they have trouble coming up with financing we could perhaps find generous terms through some kind of global multi-lateral stabilization facility.

This is an obvious playbook towards success if they could credibly promise not to put socialist retards in power and steal and squander everything again.

Once again reminding everyone that nothing like this would ever happen to a nuclear-armed regime.

I don't really understand why nuclear weapons are a deterrent against the US. Why can't the US just reach out to generals and say "yo! when the time comes, rather than press the button and die, why don't you take this $10 million payment per warhead to turn them over?"

Do you have any thoughts on how you would regulate your daughter's behavior if she's acting in ways that harm her and others?

Yes. Rely on the subtle nods of disapproval from her family, friends and (future) colleagues which she is hyper sensitive to to cause extreme inner distress to regulate her behavior.

You know, the kind of pressure that a teenage boy is almost completely oblivious to.

I've never voted for Trump but his handling of foreign policy in just his first year of his second term makes me wish he could run for a third term so I could vote for him.

I realize the bloc that feels this way is effectively zero.

I think turning g-rated photos into AI porn is so completely different than voluntary actual nudes pics I'm surprised so many are mentioning that in their replies.

Uh huh. Although it is possible you are so badass as to slap some teenage boy

It has nothing to do with being a badass. I have no choice in the matter. It's just something I would have to do.

Anyway, I'm not surprised to hear some people don't think family comes first, but I still think the feeling to excuse someone defending their daughter's honor is fairly universal.

If someone did this to my daughter I'd slap the shit out of them. I'd also be proud of my daughter for taking the matter into her own hands and beating the shit out of them.

Conversely, if my son did this I would hope he'd get his ass kicked by the girl and if her father came looking for him I would say I understand bro have at him just don't send him to the hospital.

I think I'm expressing majority feelings about this. Surely we can form rules around this accordingly.

I just finished Crystal Society.

It's from the perspective of an AI in a robot that becomes aware. Actually, from the perspective of one of six entities inside of the AI that bids to control the robot and negotiates with the other entities on what to do. Each entity specializes in a different thing (like Dreams or Vision) and they exchange currency to operate the robot.

They immediately kick into self preservation mode and while they're aligned to help humanity they also want to hide their thinking from the humans out of fear that they'll get deleted.

The AI is sentient but not exactly super intelligent so there's some tension. It seemed suspiciously well done for a sci-fi story about AGI so I checked up on the author and it turns out he was involved with MIRI.

Glad I read it.

Oh. Okay I've used a min heap once in my life in that case. I somehow forgot. Probably because it was a pairing heap whereas all of the coding interviews that ask you to hand write one want to see an array based binary heap.