SankaranSpy 12mo ago • 100%
Hard and dangerous work that could land you in prison and take away any job prospects that you’ll ever have
SankaranSpy 12mo ago • 100%
😑
SankaranSpy 12mo ago • 100%
Can you please explain why ?
Please explain why or why not
Please explain why or why not
SankaranSpy 12mo ago • 100%
Back in the USSR
Once upon a time, in a land far, far away, there existed a peculiar religious group known as the Hexbearians. These devout followers worshipped their beloved bear god, Hex, with unwavering devotion and a healthy dose of humor. This is the parody story of how the Hexbearians came to be and their unique rituals and beliefs. Chapter 1: The Divine Encounter In a small village nestled amidst towering mountains and lush forests, a young shepherd named Bertram stumbled upon a peculiar sight. As he was tending to his flock, he spotted a bear with a hexagonal birthmark on its forehead. Convinced that this was a sign from the divine, Bertram fell to his knees and proclaimed, "Behold, the almighty Hex has chosen me!" Chapter 2: The Revelation Word of Bertram's encounter spread like wildfire, and soon the village was abuzz with excitement. The villagers, known for their quirky sense of humor, couldn't resist the opportunity for a good laugh. They decided to embrace the bear as their new deity, forming the religious group known as the Hexbearians. Chapter 3: The Bear Necessities The Hexbearians believed that Hex, their bear god, possessed immense wisdom and a mischievous sense of humor. They worshipped Hex by engaging in a series of comical rituals and traditions. These included wearing bear costumes during religious ceremonies, performing bear dances, and reciting bear-themed jokes and puns. Chapter 4: The Holy Hibernation One of the most sacred practices of the Hexbearians was the annual Holy Hibernation. During this time, the entire village would gather in a grand hall, adorned with bear-themed decorations, and indulge in a feast fit for a bear. They would then proceed to take a collective nap, emulating the hibernation of their beloved bear god. Chapter 5: The Bear Commandments The Hexbearians had a unique set of commandments that guided their daily lives. These commandments included "Thou shalt always bear a smile," "Thou shalt bear hugs freely," and "Thou shalt bear witness to the absurdity of life." These lighthearted rules served as a reminder to find joy and laughter in every aspect of their existence. Chapter 6: The Legacy of Hexbear As the years went by, the Hexbearians continued to thrive, spreading their unique brand of humor and bear worship to neighboring villages. Their infectious laughter and bear-themed festivities brought joy and unity to all who encountered them. The legacy of Hexbear lived on, reminding people to embrace the absurdity of life and find solace in laughter.
SankaranSpy 12mo ago • 100%
You can just turn off notifactions
SankaranSpy 12mo ago • 100%
I knew all Hexbear and Lemmygrad accounts belonged only to one person having a conversation with themselves!
SankaranSpy 12mo ago • 100%
You can work while listening to deep topics? How are you able to concentrate on either task?
SankaranSpy 12mo ago • 100%
Please explain why you think so
SankaranSpy 12mo ago • 100%
So do you hate China?
Like Nitter and Invidious
SankaranSpy 1y ago • 100%
Labor aristocracy counts as proletariat and they have enough money to invest.
SankaranSpy 1y ago • 100%
Wait, did he seriously do it? What did he say about it?
SankaranSpy 1y ago • 100%
Wait, did he really?
SankaranSpy 1y ago • 100%
Do these have iOS apps?
SankaranSpy 1y ago • 100%
Crackers being crackers
SankaranSpy 1y ago • 100%
Palestinians are fighting to get their land back and to stop the genocide of their people. There is no “two sides bad” argument here!
SankaranSpy 1y ago • 100%
Thanks for the info, but I totally disagree coops are not socialism and socialism cannot exist within capitalism because that is not a dictatorship of the proletariat.
SankaranSpy 1y ago • 100%
What do you mean?
SankaranSpy 1y ago • 100%
Create it using Tor and a vpn
SankaranSpy 1y ago • 100%
I need further explanation
SankaranSpy 1y ago • 100%
why cant you just use the newer version?