❄️ Snowflake shoe0nhead / June Lapine / June La Porta & Armoured Skeptic / Gregory "Greg" Fluhrer - A poor man's Boxxy: rejected by Vaush, disowned by /pol/ for burning coal, sleeps in a dog's bed surrounded by trash, and her ex-boyfriend.

[bixbycr]

does this mean she made this many tweets in an hour?
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I believe that number includes mentions in reply to her own tweets. She has such toxic leftists/liberals following her. You read through the replies and it's always people arguing or fighting without any effort or care to reach even any slight agreement. But hey, she chose the new-old audience instead of the right-leaning one she had that caught on to her fakeness.

 

[TopTierHealer]

She desires a coterie of her own, that silly bint.

pip, pip cheerio old chap

 

[Berrakh]

everyone will be saying they never liked her, everyone's got a story or a rumor, it'll all happen very fast I bet.

100%. Which ruins it for us who actually never did like her.

 

[Puck]

does this mean she made this many tweets in an hour?
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No that means people have tweeted about her 250 times in the past hour

 

[Tasty Tatty]

That's about 4 Tweets a minute, yeah? A Tweet every 15 seconds? If Shoe's accomplished anything, it's becoming a living example of someone with crippling online addiction. Like sometimes I think I spend too much time online, but all I have to do is look at that screenshot and I feel perfectly sane in my internet consumption.

The amount ain't even the problem. When I was at work, I spent a lot of time tweeting between assignments and I tweeted a lot. Considering that Shoes work is being online, it's understandable.

The issue, imo, is that her problem is that this is her job. Her job is to entertain others online and she has no other thing in her life. Even thots log off and go to parties or visit their friends and family. We all laugh at her but she's in fact very pathetic. A very sad person who's gonna be 30 and has no real job, friends, partner, or anything that really matters.

 

[Grotesque Bushes]

Sorry but gotta disagree. While there is no American exotic marque that's equivalent to European brands like Lamborghini or Ferrari, there are models scattered about that compete with their European counterparts handily in raw track performance. I'd say the recently discontinued Dodge Viper and Ford GT Mk2 are the closest the US has to an exotic with the performance to match. As for models that compete with European performance like Porsche, you get the Camaro SS and ZL1 with the 1LE track package, Mustang GT350R, the Corvette C7 ZR1, and new Corvette C8. What makes American performance cars unique is that they forgo some luxuries for power, making them generally more financially attainable all while being competitive with their European rivals.

There are American luxury models as well like Buick, Cadillac, and Lincoln, but you are right as I don't think they're of comparable quality and refinement to Audi, BMW, and Benz nor are what most people think of when the word luxury comes up.

That last paragraph is exactly what I was aiming at. American muscle is well known for being able to go forward fast for cheap, and your trucks look fun, but it's not something, well, premium.

Yeah but who gives a shit about luxury cars? No one even buys them. There's barely 3% of the world that could actually afford any of those products, much less would even want to spend that much on a car when any car will do. That's like bragging about being the best at tae kwon do, it's a hobby rather than being useful.

You've missed the point of that simile, and the approach of "who would even want an expensive luxury car" is copium.

I didn’t say European economies are undeveloped, but the biggest corporations aren’t Porsche or Daimler. Selling cars isn’t the big thing anymore, just look at Apple market cap

Sure, but that's just the normal economic cycle - new technology branch emerges, becomes big, earns a ton, then next big thing comes. It repeats every couple of decades but doesn't change the overall premise

 

[Don't Tread on Me]

You've missed the point of that simile, and the approach of "who would even want an expensive luxury car" is copium.

I dont need to cope. I live in the richest, free-est country in the world.

 

[Butter]

Re: the car talk earlier: Don't let anyone shit on the US car market. American muscle cars are the absolute shit. I wanna get a Mustang as a sunday drive one day once finances permit that.

And your general market cars are decent as fuck. Though I'd still buy German again, just because that's cheaper for me.

 

[Estate]

I don't know about you guys, but i'm full mast thinking about Tuesday's stream. This could also be a good time to update the OP or make a new thread, so Farmer Moon has an easier time going through june's history.

 

[instythot]

You can smell the dogpile just waiting out there in the shadows. Waiting for the day when some tranny Tweets some sh0e images like "ummmmmm so can we talk about this???" and then everyone will be saying they never liked her, everyone's got a story or a rumor, it'll all happen very fast I bet.

She really needs to be leaning as hard as she can into her mental illness and alleged sexuality before that penny drops, and then the simps will do the rest

 

[Radical Cadre]

June. You're very pretty. I'd ask you out for your birthday.

No joke.



AT ME!!!! PLZ!

 

[ggalin]

your birthday is almost up! i hope you have an amazing 30th birthday juwune!!

no more uwu baby shit

 

[Berrakh]

She’s a strange case because at a distance she doesn’t seem to have all the troubles other women her age have and still marry despite. But when you get closer it’s like the endgame of a chess match where the critical pieces are pinned.

 

[Pablo Escobar]

Gonna be a statewide shortage of copium next week

 

[Still Anonymous For This]

... some jobs won't be replaced because it's impossible for machines to do certain jobs.

This is only true in the immediate short-term. There's nothing to reason that we won't have the robotics or artificial intelligence to replace nearly all labor in the next hundred years.

 

[Crystal Golem]

This is only true in the immediate short-term. There's nothing to reason that we won't have the robotics or artificial intelligence to replace nearly all labor in the next hundred years.

You say that like we haven't seen an explosion in boutique/handcrafted/farm-to-table bullshit over the past twenty years.

Are we supposed to believe that everyone is just going to go "cool all my shit is made by a robot now" and not seek out the prestige of handcrafted goods and services?

 

[Not Really Here]

There's nothing to reason that we won't have the robotics or artificial intelligence to replace nearly all labor in the next hundred years.

We can't even have normal Internet service without hackers fucking things up, the Joos destroyed Iranian gas centrifuges with a worm, please explain what drugs I should take to have this much optimism about vast production and transport networks under AI control.

 

[Pablo Escobar]

This is only true in the immediate short-term. There's nothing to reason that we won't have the robotics or artificial intelligence to replace nearly all labor in the next hundred years.

I don't understand why June is so scared of robots though since she's never held a proper job to be in danger of becoming automated.
That said, you could easily create a Twitter account that machine learns her Twitter to generate lukewarm pandering takes. Maybe that's why?

 

[Still Anonymous For This]

You say that like we haven't seen an explosion in boutique/handcrafted/farm-to-table bullshit over the past twenty years.

Are we supposed to believe that everyone is just going to go "cool all my shit is made by a robot now" and not seek out the prestige of handcrafted goods and services?

I'm not arguing that there won't still be people creating things for art's sake. I'm saying that the technology for machines to do the same thing will exist.

We can't even have normal Internet service without hackers fucking things up, the Joos destroyed Iranian gas centrifuges with a worm, please explain what drugs I should take to have this much optimism about vast production and transport networks under AI control.

I never said it was a good idea that we have AI controlled distribution and production.

In my opinion, the further we diverge away from close-knit agrarian communities where people have a sense of 'belonging', the more depressed, socially degenerative, and suicidal the general populace will become. Just look at June: she is all by herself and the effects of that loneliness are evident in how she attaches herself to anything with a penis and a room-temperature IQ.

 

[Crystal Golem]

I'm not arguing that there won't still be people creating things for art's sake. I'm saying that the technology for machines to do the same thing will exist.

It's not even a question of art or some cottage industry. There are entire flourishing industries today that were not just dead as recently as the early 2000s but almost entirely forgotten.

This shit isn't even countenancing entire huge portions of the service industry where a human touch and conversation are considered to be part of the experience that people will pay premiums and tip for.

I guess I'm saying we've already seen a quite substantial reaction in the opposite direction of automation from people wanting hand crafted whatever yadda yadda I only see this trend continuing as automation proliferates.