Oblong Knoblong
@seej500.bsky.social
knuckle crack the bone, 21 to win
i found the fucking joystick too
it is a Trust Predator QZ 500
the most recent driver i could find for it is from 2000
it is a Trust Predator QZ 500
the most recent driver i could find for it is from 2000
December 14, 2025 at 3:24 AM
i found the fucking joystick too
it is a Trust Predator QZ 500
the most recent driver i could find for it is from 2000
it is a Trust Predator QZ 500
the most recent driver i could find for it is from 2000
At some point, Predator society must've had bin men and computer programmers and fashion designers and so on. I want to hear their stories
December 13, 2025 at 8:00 PM
At some point, Predator society must've had bin men and computer programmers and fashion designers and so on. I want to hear their stories
Reposted by Oblong Knoblong
Tired: Machine elves
Wired: Hundreds of little guys doing little jobs
Wired: Hundreds of little guys doing little jobs
December 13, 2025 at 1:43 PM
Tired: Machine elves
Wired: Hundreds of little guys doing little jobs
Wired: Hundreds of little guys doing little jobs
If you need any deeper explanation, it's simple - when you drive faster, you cover more distance as you react.
When you drive drunker, you cover more distance as you react.
Although kinetic energy scales with the square of velocity, so there's actually a second danger to speeding.
When you drive drunker, you cover more distance as you react.
Although kinetic energy scales with the square of velocity, so there's actually a second danger to speeding.
December 13, 2025 at 1:41 PM
If you need any deeper explanation, it's simple - when you drive faster, you cover more distance as you react.
When you drive drunker, you cover more distance as you react.
Although kinetic energy scales with the square of velocity, so there's actually a second danger to speeding.
When you drive drunker, you cover more distance as you react.
Although kinetic energy scales with the square of velocity, so there's actually a second danger to speeding.
The speed limit is set, based, at its core, upon quite simple physics. The drunk driving limit is set, based, at its core, upon quite simple biology.
Both are arbitrary limits that someone just defined. Not all cars are equal, not all livers are equal. A line was, however, drawn.
They're the same.
Both are arbitrary limits that someone just defined. Not all cars are equal, not all livers are equal. A line was, however, drawn.
They're the same.
December 13, 2025 at 1:38 PM
The speed limit is set, based, at its core, upon quite simple physics. The drunk driving limit is set, based, at its core, upon quite simple biology.
Both are arbitrary limits that someone just defined. Not all cars are equal, not all livers are equal. A line was, however, drawn.
They're the same.
Both are arbitrary limits that someone just defined. Not all cars are equal, not all livers are equal. A line was, however, drawn.
They're the same.
Oh, I'm not missing them at all. I'm pointing out that all of your arguments can be equally applied to advocate for drunk driving.
Because your arguments are bad, see? I was being terribly clever, real 105IQ stuff. Sorry that went over your head, but glad for the opportunity to clarify.
Because your arguments are bad, see? I was being terribly clever, real 105IQ stuff. Sorry that went over your head, but glad for the opportunity to clarify.
December 13, 2025 at 1:21 PM
Oh, I'm not missing them at all. I'm pointing out that all of your arguments can be equally applied to advocate for drunk driving.
Because your arguments are bad, see? I was being terribly clever, real 105IQ stuff. Sorry that went over your head, but glad for the opportunity to clarify.
Because your arguments are bad, see? I was being terribly clever, real 105IQ stuff. Sorry that went over your head, but glad for the opportunity to clarify.
"It's not life and death if I drive drunk. I drive drunk all the time & I haven't hit anyone yet. It's inconvenient to me personally to not drive drunk. You're blowing the problem of drunk driving out of proportion to feel artificially safe. The drunk-driving limits are arbitrary to extract revenue"
December 13, 2025 at 1:07 PM
"It's not life and death if I drive drunk. I drive drunk all the time & I haven't hit anyone yet. It's inconvenient to me personally to not drive drunk. You're blowing the problem of drunk driving out of proportion to feel artificially safe. The drunk-driving limits are arbitrary to extract revenue"