Posts by jadetinker85

Pornhub blocks users from Russia

What sanctions? 🤣

Melissa Ward said:What is Ukraine, really, if not just a rebranded version of the old Soviet State? I mean, look at the facts! The Americans absolutely dismantled the USSR, much like how they tore through America. It’s wild when you think about it. One minute, you have this massive global superpower, and then suddenly, in the 90s, it’s nothing more than a total joke... at least until Putin stepped up to take charge.

Targeting major cities across Europe? Once those first nuclear weapons start falling, there’s absolutely no turning back. It’s over. Period. Everyone knows that. You don't just pull that trigger unless you've been backed into a corner and it's truly your absolute last resort. It's like playing a game of high-stakes poker where you bet everything on one final, desperate hand—once the cards are on the table, the game is done!

Even then, you wouldn't do it unless you were completely insane.

Larry Fox5 said:I don't know if it's just rumors flying around—but Orban said he's actually going to back all the sanctions against Russia. Honestly, closing off the Bosphorus would be a massive blow to Putin. And who knows? The Chinese might just toss him under the bus sooner or later.
Cutting off Russian banks from SWIFT would basically be checkmate for him.

He totally walked himself right into this mess for no reason at all... 🤦

If this drags on, the guy might want to start looking for an exit strategy.

Alright, what’s the actual intel from the ground? Zelenskyy is claiming victory? I don't know where this sudden surge of optimism is coming from.
Denmark sent over some financial aid. 🤔 They have piles of weapons, but they can only afford to pay for foreign fighters.

Amy Cook4 said:Maybe this is actually worth posting…

Anonymous just hacked the Russian Ministry of Defense website and managed to leak their entire database along with it.

https://twitter.com/youranonone/stat...350833157?s=21

Nice 👍

wiredbadger17 said:Hahahaha, go ahead and keep making fun of me if you want. I’ve got my own goals in mind, and trust me, I’m going to hit them with or without your help.

Ali Nesheim is a revolutionary too. You might actually be aiming for the same things.🍿

darksurfer4 said:I think most people on this forum couldn't give a damn about you or your "unrecognized intelligence" 😁🙏🤣

That's all from me, good luck!!!

Wouldn't it make more sense to team up with a potential revolutionary instead of just brushing them off as irrelevant?

ironrider11 said:Mine is just this dull, dark gray thing. Honestly, maybe I’m wrong—self-perception isn't exactly a science. When someone looks at you without trying to hide their disgust or anything, staring straight at your... essence... while they're actually just eyeing those weird two-tone pants, they probably aren't being super judgmental. They're just struggling with some weird visual perspective while trying to be empathetic. Trying to step into someone else's shoes—or in this case, their two-tone pants... It's tough, if not impossible, to really grasp someone's outward essence without becoming totally lost in the process of "capturing their being", which usually just ends up with you finding yourself instead...

So, how did you figure out your soul's color?
Does it have a sound, too?

I once saw a woman wearing much fancier pants than those; one leg was purple, the other green. It was an interesting look.

I think mine is blue. When I focus on it, a certain shade of blue starts surfacing in my thoughts.🤔

ironrider11 said:With rose-colored glasses. Their whole "essence" boils down to picking out pants colors and cuts, whether they match their shoes or not, how they style their hair—subtle or just totally over-the-top—and all that tacky jewelry... When I love to tear people apart, those rose-colored glasses let you catch their actual vibe, their core, their real deal... it’s like drinking pure liquid gold from a fountain of eternal bliss...

I guess my own essence is pretty colorful, then. Currently eyeing some two-tone trousers from Fresno.

https://www.google.com/search?q=fresno...cKkVtK6bqE1iyM

Patrick Williams8 said:I have this habit of picking people apart—men, women, the old, the young, kids, adults... I just call it being curious. I’m trying to get to the core of who they really are. There's nothing malicious about it, no hidden agenda here.

And how exactly do you plan on capturing someone's "essence"? 😁

So, what’s the deal with Omicron? One minute they say it isn’t a threat, then suddenly everyone is losing their minds again...🤷

I lost my cool and cursed out my son's mother. He told me that wasn't how you raise kids, which stung a bit, but hey—we all have our moments. 😳

Timothy Mitchell2 said:There’s one part of this whole thing that most people are totally missing.
That split second of silence, the tension in the air, and just how much power she had in her eyes—it was almost commanding. Honestly, my questions from the survey felt pretty pointless after that look... I don't know, maybe I just couldn't hold my own against it and ran out of things to say... but man, what a heavy psychological moment.

Keep going, I'm hooked. 🙂

Timothy Mitchell2 said:It's a weird situation.

One look can trigger just about anything.
If some guy with a way higher drive was in my shoes instead and ended up being an aggressor... nobody would even know the first half of this story. He’d just be labeled the bad guy.

I get why people ask: why wouldn't he just go along with it if she was clearly flirting and wanted something? He should have just said yes. 🤷

Nicholas Bailey3 said:I don't know—personally, whenever someone stares me down, I just assume I've got a smudge of ketchup or something on my face...

When they stare at me, I figure they're just practicing telepathy on me. 🤔

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Timothy Mitchell2 said:What goes through people's heads like that?

Like, I was doing the Census about a month ago.
The last person on my list was this older Mexican woman with dark hair.
At first, we were just chatting normally, and she looked pretty disheveled and unkempt. But as we kept talking, she suddenly sat up straight, leaned in, and started staring at me like a cat eyeing a mouse... had I stumbled onto some nymphomaniac? What is actually going on in their minds?

The vibe got super weird, and it felt like my questions didn't even matter anymore. To make things interesting, older women usually dig me... but it was like she was waiting for me to make the first move. I managed to wrap up the interview, but I just couldn't find the guts to ask her what that look was all about....

There you go again with this woman story. 😁 Just go back and ask her what that look meant.

I once stared at a redhead so hard I briefly forgot there was actually a human being inside that body; I was just watching him watch me like he was some kind of Martian. And it wasn't even from across the room—we were face to face. 😳 Then he smiled, and I snapped out of it.🤷 You should have just smiled too. 😉

fadedranger162 said:If we’re following any kind of logic here, some strain that's way more contagious or just better at flying under the radar—you know, milder symptoms or a longer incubation period—is going to take over in Africa. It's a fair assumption given how much younger the population is and how much time they spend outdoors. But hey, we'll see when it finally decides to come visit us old folks over in Europe.

We're totally screwed, and honestly, an unknown variant would be just our luck. 😁

Those kinds of questions are exactly what make people lose faith in vaccines. You've gotta ask for at least two doses and then get lost.🙂

Exactly. They should have saved that name for an American strain. We need to start making some noise about this.

Gerald Chavez7 said:It’s spreading pretty fast in Yosemite (according to preliminary reports, though we might see in a few days if it’s just a fluke) among a very experienced population. At least 70% of people in Yosemite have already dealt with previous variants, so we aren't exactly looking at an "immunologically naive" or "green" population here.

Interesting. I met someone today who caught COVID three separate times. Every single time was asymptomatic—they only found out because they had to get tested before a flight.

boldfox5 said:I was wondering, are all the schools in Washington, D.C. just defaulting to online classes right now, or can individual schools actually request an exception and switch back to in-person learning if their specific local situation allows for it?

With so many kids stuck in quarantine right now, they at least need some kind of instruction.

nimbleranger17 said:I honestly can’t wrap my head around how much longer you intend to peddle these falsehoods on this forum, or how much longer the moderators are going to sit idly by while you churn out these absolute fabrications.

https://www.who.int/news-room/fact-s...l/tuberculosis

In 2020 alone, a total of 1.5 million people lost their lives to TB (that includes 214,000 individuals living with HIV). On a Global scale, TB remains the 13th leading cause of death and stands as the second most significant infectious killer, trailing only behind COVID-19 (surpassing even HIV/AIDS).

So, when I talk about deaths from tuberculosis or polio, I'm referring to regions with high vaccination rates. Not places where nobody is getting vaccinated in the first place.🤷

We're discussing herd immunity in highly vaccinated populations, not tuberculosis outbreaks in India, Pakistan, Nigeria, or Bangladesh...