elbucho

elbucho , 3 days ago to Comic Strips in Feelin' the burn

God, I loved that game. I have spent so many fucking quarters in pizza parlors on that shit.

elbucho , 25 days ago to 196 in Sorry, them's the rules

Is he the fighter of the Day Mayor?

elbucho , 1 month ago to Legal News in Conservative Supreme Court Justices Give “Okay” to Racial Gerrymander In South Carolina

It's so fucking wild to me that the majority opinion is basically: "It's not gerrymandered for racist reasons. It's just gerrymandered for normal, political reasons. So that's totally cool."

elbucho , 2 months ago to 196 in Rule

He didn't get his black belt for nothing.

elbucho , 3 months ago to Interesting Shares in The Onion's amicus curiae to the US supreme court

This is yet another example in a long line of examples of why this supreme court is awful. This is a very clear first amendment violation, and the brief is supported by two well-known first-amendment champions, and yet the supreme court decided to not hear the case. According to the 6th district court of appeals, you now have to explicitly state that a piece is satire before you can write anything satirical, or else potentially face charges.

elbucho , 4 months ago to 196 in Rulegious

More like:

Scientist: "Hey, I think this thing."

Scientist: goes on to commit atrocities in the name of thing

Other Scientist: "Jesus Christ!"

elbucho , 4 months ago (edited 4 months ago) to Technology in A former Gizmodo writer changed his name to ‘Slackbot’ and stayed undetected for months

Oh hey - catturd2; isn't that that sycophantic piece of shit who fawns all over Elon Musk every chance he gets? Maybe it's a different catturd2 on bluesky.

Edit: Actually, yeah; it does look like it's a different person entirely:

https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/45ac1c2b-c0da-481d-9939-0829476222a6.png

elbucho , 4 months ago to Technology in Frozen embryos are “children,” according to Alabama’s Supreme Court

I recently read Neil Stephenson's book called "Fall", in which a significant chunk of the novel is set about 30 years in the future. At that point in time, large swathes of America are referred to as "Ameristan", because they are break-away territories ruled by evangelical warlords. It feels surprisingly prescient.

elbucho , 4 months ago to solarpunk memes in Florida cops seeing an acorn

I honestly don't blame Chief Wiggum here. Acorn Lenny is fucking terrifying.

elbucho , 5 months ago to Technology in YouTube now suggests new content *by colour*

Ah, a fellow "Cracking the Cryptic" lover, I see.

elbucho , 5 months ago to 196 in great grandpa rule

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