💰 Grifter "Mad at the Internet" - a/k/a My Psychotherapy Sessions

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Acceleration is happening i am all for it.
 
NylonPython said:
If ED didn't exist they'd be crying about the theoretical deaths caused by KF.
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Aren't they both against the Troon menace? There's only one non Troon "death" that I remember and it was literally the guy just dying from being fat. Because he wanted to become the world's fattest man. Go figure.
Oh and that one girl who hung herself because her abusive boyfriend left and then he blamed it on the Farms. For some fucking reason
 
TrainWreckWatcher said:
So lemme get this straight.
They're pissed at null for being 17 and talking to a 14/15 year old girl?
What faggots lol
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It’s infuriating that he has to re litigate this over and over with retards guilty of worse. Pedophiles shitting their pants over teenage Josh’s edgy messages. If anyone had access to my old forum postings when I was the same age, they’d 100% include wanting to murder my parents and insane shit about friends. Just more of the same from the no bad tactics just bad targets crowd
 
Convallaria majalis said:
It’s infuriating that he has to re litigate this over and over with retards guilty of worse. Pedophiles shitting their pants over teenage Josh’s edgy messages. If anyone had access to my old forum postings when I was the same age, they’d 100% include wanting to murder my parents and insane shit about friends. Just more of the same from the no bad tactics just bad targets crowd
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I really hate the cancel culture bullshit where anything you say on the Internet follows you around forever and people act like the current you is identical to the you from years and years ago. I still have old Discord messages from when I was BLF Null's age and they're all embarrassing as hell. I was a completely different person in my teens. It's so fucking gay and dishonest.

The Lawgiver said:
The "he's a pedo because he was 18 dating a 17 year old!" is a really common drama shit stirring tactic. On the topic of fallenchungus there's a bit more actually weird/concerning things about him like the fart/poop fetish shit.
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I want to state for the record that fallenchungus admitted to having the fart fetish completely of his own volition. Nobody pressured him to admit to it.
 
Jarch6 said:
Also at some point Null used the phrase "beaucoup money" in a MATI stream which surprised me because I've only ever heard my dad say that, how many of you guys have heard of that phrase before?
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"Beaucoup Bucks" or phonetically, "Boku Bux" was a boomer turn-of-phrase for a large sum of money, usually contextually as an appraisal(worth boku bux) or a windfall(I made boku bux on AT&T stock last month). I hear it from older people but don't think I've ever used it myself.
 
YouDoNotHaveTheRight said:
Was pretty common vocabulary in the southern USA 25 years ago even little kids would say it and know what it meant roughly. I wouldn't expect it from florida, but it feels like the growing cultural enrichment of the USA has greatly eroded the culture that was here not even that long ago.
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I still say beaucoup bucks. Like way more than I should.
YouDoNotHaveTheRight said:
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I guess if you never touch grass you wouldn't know.
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Fuck Mobile. Talladega uber alles.
 
I don't really pay attention to this thread. so it may have been answered.

But has Null said if/when the triangle will be fixed? It used to be an upside down triangle but since Null fucked up fixed his website, the triangle has been right side up.
I have autism, and while this may seem small to some people, having the triangle being upside down means a whole heck of a lot to me.
 
YouDoNotHaveTheRight said:
Was pretty common vocabulary in the southern USA 25 years ago even little kids would say it and know what it meant roughly. I wouldn't expect it from florida, but it feels like the growing cultural enrichment of the USA has greatly eroded the culture that was here not even that long ago.
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i've always heard it as "beaucoup bucks"
 
YouDoNotHaveTheRight said:
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Mardi Gras? Fat Tuesday and festivals leading up to it are celebrated all over Europe (or anywhere with a catholic population).

Really tough question as to why a centuries-old tradition still uses the original name it had from back when it was first imported into the French territories. I guess you're right. They must be pretending to be French because why else would people call a thing what it's always been called?
 
Pelican Bones said:
Mardi Gras? Fat Tuesday and festivals leading up to it are celebrated all over Europe (or anywhere with a catholic population).

Really tough question as to why a centuries-old tradition still uses the original name it had from back when it was first imported into the French territories. I guess you're right. They must be pretending to be French because why else would people call a thing what it's always been called?
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I think the best thing about Cajuns is how Acadien French pisses of frogs from Europe with their zydeco music and their phrases like 'laissez les bons temps roulez'
 
Pelican Bones said:
Mardi Gras? Fat Tuesday and festivals leading up to it are celebrated all over Europe (or anywhere with a catholic population).

Really tough question as to why a centuries-old tradition still uses the original name it had from back when it was first imported into the French territories. I guess you're right. They must be pretending to be French because why else would people call a thing what it's always been called?
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Hey AI, is Mardi Gras french? "The festival was brought to North America by French colonists, with the first recorded celebration in what is now the United States taking place in 1703 in Mobile, Alabama." Eat your L's. I guess the original back-and-forth was about whether or not any part of the southern U.S. was pretending to be french or not, and it's relevant to point out both Louisiana AND Alabama have significant french roots. Beyond that, I'm not invested or have any sort of grudge.
 
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