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Inevitably.

I’m yet to find such a group of people outside the feds.

Wdym?

I mean the alternative isn’t abnormal. Many of my personas share names with other people who have little to do with me.

Oh, that’s what people meant. I joked about it because I can’t help but get Homer Simpson vibes seeing someone complain about friendliness without context.

I remember how the Catholic schools in my area would teach the kids how to read very, very late, and so one day someone came up with a van that says “free balloons” and none of the kids even paid attention until a teen from a random school got a balloon and all the Catholic kids were like “he’s stealing a balloon! He’s a sinner!”

1. Set oven to 300 F
2. Fill a mixer bowl with the egg whites of four eggs (no yolk)
3. Add a half teaspoon of cream tartar and a pinch of salt
4. Mix on medium-low for one and a half minutes
5. While it’s mixing, add a cup of sugar
6. Mix on medium-high for six minutes
7. Add a teaspoon of vanilla
8. Mix on medium-high for another six minutes
9. While you’re doing that, get a pan and some parchment paper and trace the area size of the bowl you first used for the egg whites in the center of the paper
10. When it’s done, insert two teaspoons of corn starch to the mix
11. Mix by hand some more
12. Put the mix, which now should stand up on its own, inside the circle
13. Shape it into the size of a short cylinder
14. Bake for an hour
15. While it’s cooling, get a separate mixing bowl and add two cups of cold whip cream
16. Add to that a quarter cup of powdered sugar
17. Add a tablespoon of vanilla extract
18. Mix on medium until soft
19. Grab a cutting board and cut any assortment of soft fruit you have
20. Get what you baked out of the oven and add the cream you made in the second mixing session
21. Add all the fruit you can fit on top of the whipped cream
22. Refrigerate it, maybe in a way where it can hold itself together
23. When it’s done, take it out
24. Enjoy it

Wait until you get hearing aids. My friend’s grandmother had one of those cochlear types of hearing aids, and she could hear thunderstorms before they were supposed to even occur.

Reminds me of all the people who were banned from editing encyclopedias due to being Scientologists. Always nice to see when people know I’m not the droids they’re looking for.

I can hypothetically be his girlfriend if that saves a few people from the brink of insanity.

Darn people and their friendliness.

My point being we shouldn’t act like we are.

The error of what you’re trying to imply here has been thoroughly discussed.

You prove my point if simply saying I’d take something with a grain of salt is considered “sealioning”.

To say it like I’ve said elsewhere, I’m taking the stance of those whose expertise the whole gesture controversy was. If that indicates Nazism, by the logic of the accusers here, conversely someone could accuse you of “concern trolling”.

I’ve seen a lot of mistaken identity occur due to people trying to grasp these supposed patterns. Emphasis on “a lot” too. Among people who have thought I’ve evaded punishment, I’ve been mistaken for (other) full blown celebrities before. It’s to the point where my copyrights have been imbued in their artwork.

Where I come from, we call that speculation.

baiting people into breaking the civility rule and then reporting them

ELI5: If it’s bad enough to compromise civility over, it’s bad enough to report to get rule enforcers involved, right?

As for the other two things (the “sealioning” and “concern trolling” parts), I guess I’d need examples here. I’ve seen people called “sealioners” simply for asking for translations, and I’ve seen people called “concern trolls” even over pointing out law violations. It invokes thoughts of what PBS calls “fallacy fallacy”.

he had tons of alt accounts

How do we know each persona is his?

You should see a doctor if you can feel anything in your bones.