BuckyDuster
BuckyDuster t1_jebanng wrote
Reply to comment by idontknowwhynot in Why the Music Industry Must Remove the Racist Term 'Master Recording' by NonSecretAccount
You quit your bullshit. I’m 100% real, no bullshit
BuckyDuster t1_jeawbnu wrote
Reply to comment by idontknowwhynot in Why the Music Industry Must Remove the Racist Term 'Master Recording' by NonSecretAccount
Ok, why then did you threaten my life because I hold a different opinion than you? Not very politically correct of you. Lucky for you, I don’t give a damn so I am not offended of worried.
You are not my enemy either, I’m just railing about words in many different contexts being banned because they were once used in a specific context that oppressed people.
Do you also want to ban books and control other aspects of how people think?
BuckyDuster t1_jeaa320 wrote
Reply to comment by idontknowwhynot in Why the Music Industry Must Remove the Racist Term 'Master Recording' by NonSecretAccount
Nice try manipulating my words to your benefit, snowflake!
I guess you are also concerned about all the slaves who are right this minute working for you (you probably have no idea)?
BuckyDuster t1_je9uicg wrote
Reply to comment by idontknowwhynot in Why the Music Industry Must Remove the Racist Term 'Master Recording' by NonSecretAccount
50 years ago if one’s sensibilities were that delicate to be offensive easily they would be considered mentally Ill or at least emotionally unstable. Just saying…
BuckyDuster t1_je9lw3b wrote
Reply to comment by idontknowwhynot in Why the Music Industry Must Remove the Racist Term 'Master Recording' by NonSecretAccount
It’s a good thing the “woke movement” is purely rational and doesn’t take things too far
BuckyDuster t1_je98cz5 wrote
Talk about a niche market
BuckyDuster t1_je5vorp wrote
Reply to This old woman was snooping around our backyard at work. She did not see the drop. by DogmaJones
Probably made a wrong turn and was looking for the exit
BuckyDuster t1_je5k31v wrote
Reply to Yes I'm cute. by Kafadafada
Face needs more kisses
BuckyDuster t1_jd8a0bb wrote
BuckyDuster t1_jadpm98 wrote
I didn’t do it
BuckyDuster t1_j9t01dw wrote
Reply to comment by RealityCheck831 in "All these new apartment buildings, yet still so many people forced to sleep outside" by MrJasonMason
No, I would not. I understand that people do not appreciate what is given to them freely, they only appreciate what they work for. But it is still ironic that there are many empty houses and many homeless people.
BuckyDuster t1_j9qf7k5 wrote
Reply to "All these new apartment buildings, yet still so many people forced to sleep outside" by MrJasonMason
The biggest irony is the juxtaposition of all the homeless people and also vacant houses. It’s about money. Money building housing. Money trying to sell housing, and the lack of money for some people.
BuckyDuster t1_j9q569n wrote
Reply to comment by Pappa_Alpha in Physicists Use Quantum Mechanics to Pull Energy out of Nothing by Vailhem
Except on alternate glorp days after the purple moon
BuckyDuster t1_j9pni2s wrote
Reply to And this is how ears grow by HealerMD
You talkin to me?
BuckyDuster t1_j6eiia4 wrote
Reply to comment by escapedfromthecrypt in Asteroid Mining: SpaceX Will Help A Startup Launch Operations by Mynameis__--__
Thank you for pointing out the obvious. Consider fora moment how any ship can get from the surface of the earth to the mining location and how the mining material will get back to the earth. My point holds true
BuckyDuster t1_j6cl175 wrote
Reply to comment by escapedfromthecrypt in Asteroid Mining: SpaceX Will Help A Startup Launch Operations by Mynameis__--__
Oh really? Please explain how I am wrong then. Every time anything is sent into space there is a risk of something going wrong and causing explosive loss of mission equipment and personnel. Even when everything goes right there is often debris left in orbit.
It is getting very crowded up there. Just wait until some other country like China or Russia decides to shoot at the mining transfer equipment that will inevitably be placed in orbit out of jealousy over the value of the mining yield.
Go ahead and laugh but my points are true and correct. China and Russia have already tested their military ability to shoot and blow up satellites they don’t like. It wouldn’t take a lot of such actions to make a runaway cascade of collisions as described by the Kessler Syndrome a horrible reality.
If that happens, it puts at risk all communications satellites and GPS satellites as well. Yes, I know they are in different orbits but the offshoot debris from explosive collisions have uncontrolled trajectory and could very realistically involve everything up there.
Enjoy it while you have it, this plan is just as laden with hubris as the voyage of the Titanic.
BuckyDuster t1_j69ad3g wrote
On the one hand that seems like a great idea. On the other hand this will result in a step increase in space junk that could trigger the Kessler Syndrome and send the world back to the early 1960’s and not in a good way.
BuckyDuster t1_j2eub29 wrote
Reply to Old Lang sign by penguinopusredux
Facepalm
BuckyDuster t1_j2agqnx wrote
BuckyDuster t1_j264eie wrote
You never know, maybe it is long pig flavored Ramen
BuckyDuster t1_j1z0tap wrote
Reply to The world of prosciutto ( Parma, Italy) by elsakroess
Is that also the place of origin of Parmesan cheese?
BuckyDuster t1_j1w03v2 wrote
Reply to Chipmakers Struggle With Inventory Buildup On Pandemic Demand Correction by Genevieves_bitch
I still have some chips on back order
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Reply to My uncle looks like Julius Caesar. by PlusNetLunette
A bit, yes
BuckyDuster t1_j1cz08a wrote
Reply to Google tells employees more of them will be at risk for low performance ratings next year by Sorin61
Nobody can work at 150% output continuously. Burn out is inevitable and always takes its toll
BuckyDuster t1_jedzin2 wrote
Reply to Virgin Orbit fails to secure funding, will cease operations and lay off nearly entire workforce by getBusyChild
Dropping like flies