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Wu trying to act all chill:
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http://tweetsave.com/spacekatgal/status/650891123238432768
She also called herself an "investigative journalist" in the Q interview with Jian Ghomeshi.
Doesn't NASA still use old ass computers?
I'm surprised she didn't claim to be an expert on space travel or Martian colonisation. Maybe she thought even that was too far fetched for her cretinous followers. Then again I doubt many of them would call her out on it and certainly one or two would blindly back her up on it.[MEDIA=twitter]650896423769145344[/MEDIA]
http://tweetsave.com/spacekatgal/status/650896423769145344
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http://tweetsave.com/spacekatgal/status/650897972230647808
[MEDIA=twitter]650900257417461761[/MEDIA]
http://tweetsave.com/spacekatgal/status/650900257417461761
Relevancy?Should we start taking bets on what Wu will claim to be an expert in next?
Should we start taking bets on what Wu will claim to be an expert in next?
There's nothing you can do.She skips work a lot because she drinks waaay too much during the week. Also her accent is annoying af! Rating: 3/5
Curious to me why Twitter feminists are against it, they're usually very vocal in the camp that believes people should always use their real names online and the anonymity is evil and people should be accountable for what they say in some sort of permanent record. Heck you can now rate all those men at tech conventions who raped you by interrupting you as 1 star."Peeple" terrifies me.
For those who don't know, it's basically like Yelp for people (Because we all know how fair and honest people are on Yelp). You can rate your friends and people and you know. They have very little say in the issue. All you need is a Facebook page and your victim's... I mean friend's phone number so you can create a page for them and give them a rating out of 5 with comments. The person is then informed that they have had a page about them created and they can contest any negative (2/5 or lower) but cannot delete the page or have comments removed.
Negative comments are hidden, but nothing with 3/5 rating or higher. So if someone says something like:
There's nothing you can do.
This isn't like Facebook or Twitter where if you don't want to partake, just don't sign up. You get signed up by other people. They decide if you will have an online presence where people can rate you and share every embarrassing and stupid detail they know about you and you have almost no say in any of it.
I think Feminists and other SJWs saw the problem with the concept immediately, because it was thrust into their faces so fast, so hard, even they could not ignore it.Curious to me why Twitter feminists are against it, they're usually very vocal in the camp that believes people should always use their real names online and the anonymity is evil and people should be accountable for what they say in some sort of permanent record. Heck you can now rate all those men at tech conventions who raped you by interrupting you as 1 star.
I'm sure their tune would be different if they had buddies in the admin department like they do on Twitter.
I find the concept horrendous but just find it entertaining watching people like Wu having to get angry at a startup founded by women. Imagine what they'd be saying if it were a "dudebro" startup.
I was hoping the tweet was a joke referring to Wu as the titular Martian.[MEDIA=twitter]650900257417461761[/MEDIA]
http://tweetsave.com/spacekatgal/status/650900257417461761
I remember when that happened. It wasn't greatThe early pages involved a dog fucking its (underaged) owner. And then getting its vagina patched up.