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KillerRabbitMedia OP t1_iu7p476 wrote
Reply to comment by Tiny_Application_420 in Night (City) feelings - Pixel art by me by KillerRabbitMedia
Thank you!
chrisga12 t1_iu7ount wrote
Reply to comment by moonbunnychan in A missile hits near a café in Ukraine. (Safe For Work) by Alabussy
I work in telecommunications sales and one day our store got struck by lightning overnight, completely fried the master breaker and we had no power, no AC, no backup generator. just dim emergency lights that run off auxiliary power. They absolutely refused to let us close. Power company came by and pretty much said “yep, enjoy the day off guys.. you won’t be getting power anytime soon”. They still refused to close, we couldn’t help any customers or even clock in/out… at that point it was costing the company more money in labor to keep all of us there than it would have to just close the store for the day. Still doesn’t make any sense to me.
isaiddgooddaysir t1_iu7npez wrote
Reply to comment by krustyarmor in A missile hits near a café in Ukraine. (Safe For Work) by Alabussy
"Cant a guy get a good espresso in this town, fucking Russians!"
VintageJane t1_iu7nogh wrote
Reply to comment by PseudonymMan12 in A missile hits near a café in Ukraine. (Safe For Work) by Alabussy
It’s not just that. The footage you got in the 2000s was from the major media corporations filtered through major news outlets. So much of what we see now are from local amateur journalists, civilians and local businesses. We no longer see just the high-value 5 second shot of an explosion from the street chosen for it’s excitement value to keep viewers watching that channel. We now see intimate security footage inside a normal looking cafe that is relatable and goes viral for that reason.
Oh and there’s a ton more high-def cameras so the amount of footage is radically higher.
And surely dress and race and architecture all play a part in that distance but don’t downplay how different this footage is despite being of a “bombing”
zozman92 t1_iu7nlmk wrote
Wake up Samurai. We got a city to burn.
south2-2 t1_iu7nkvw wrote
If someone loves us they'd make this in steam wallpaper engine!
HiYa_Dragon t1_iu7mbeh wrote
Reply to Foiled Confession Bear by joyousjoyness
I slept with my best friends wife and sister .not at the same time
zRozzy t1_iu7ku9j wrote
Reply to The whole game is based in your brain, so he manifests a psychic sword. What ya think? by capnkrool
Thought of something like this a while back
WhiskRy t1_iu7jedk wrote
Reply to comment by Bndsfn2004 in A missile hits near a café in Ukraine. (Safe For Work) by Alabussy
I don’t think that fact would change my mind about calling it a day, to be honest
LenaiaLocke t1_iu7j63n wrote
Reply to I animated my Austin watercolor by majozaur
I swear I’ve seen this like 14,000 times. No one cares anymore. Stop trying to get karma for posting the same fucking thing over and over again please. I liked it the first time. Now I downvote it every time. I mean…. Fuck.
needmorecoffee92 t1_iu7j42w wrote
On the contrary, I don’t think that missile was safe for work.
eddie1975 t1_iu7itm6 wrote
Reply to comment by oozinator1 in A missile hits near a café in Ukraine. (Safe For Work) by Alabussy
Better than the alternative.
Except, of course, if you wake up and you’ve lost your legs and your eye sight and your hearing.
iwhbyd114 t1_iu7it8n wrote
Shaken not stirred
eddie1975 t1_iu7iojf wrote
Reply to comment by bitNine in A missile hits near a café in Ukraine. (Safe For Work) by Alabussy
In Soviet Russia fridge door closes you!
vrhotlaps t1_iu7i4i2 wrote
Now keep that fridge door closed! Don't make me tell you again!
bitNine t1_iu7hwyh wrote
Reply to comment by Abyssallord in A missile hits near a café in Ukraine. (Safe For Work) by Alabussy
Special fridge closure operation
_Administrator_ t1_iu7gb5z wrote
Reply to comment by SurturOfMuspelheim in A missile hits near a café in Ukraine. (Safe For Work) by Alabussy
I thank the USA for getting rid of monsters like Saddam, Osama and Gadhafi. Most people in the middle east died because of terrorists and not because of NATO forces.
You compare the USA to Putin? You blame the government of Ukraine for this? Disgusting...
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_Administrator_ t1_iu7fmo2 wrote
Reply to comment by Mrsparkles7100 in A missile hits near a café in Ukraine. (Safe For Work) by Alabussy
Saddam wad an asshole who gassed Kurds. He had it coming.
LazyAce19 t1_iu7ey61 wrote
Awesome
fazelove t1_iu7ep5x wrote
Ukrainians and Palestinians can bond over the horrors of missiles in their normal lives.
anteaterKnives t1_iu7e2ia wrote
Reply to comment by Breadsecutioner in Waiting in line for treats [OC] by yegtina
The chickadees are too polite to call out the nuthatches.
anteaterKnives t1_iu7dx9f wrote
Reply to comment by PolskiOrzel in Waiting in line for treats [OC] by yegtina
Yup, nuthatch is like, "screw your line, imma take my sweet time here" and all the dapper chickadees are like Brits in a queue, aghast at the line jumper but not saying anything. I've been watching this play out at my feeder for weeks now.
Mrsparkles7100 t1_iu7apn7 wrote
Reply to comment by RikerT_USS_Lolipop in A missile hits near a café in Ukraine. (Safe For Work) by Alabussy
To help sway population opinion. Look at 2nd Iraq war, polling after the invasion still had swathes of the population believing Saddam was linked to 9/11. Government plus the media did that to help back the war.
Remember the incubator story from the first Gulf war. A key inflection point to move the American public and Congress toward supporting war in Iraq was the gruesome 1990 testimony of a Kuwaiti girl named Nayirah, who described how Iraqi troops killed 312 babies.
KillerRabbitMedia OP t1_iu7ptpf wrote
Reply to comment by hedgerow_hank in Night (City) feelings - Pixel art by me by KillerRabbitMedia
Good doge