Twiface 
Princess of Kirinposting
DataByte made that list on his own.
What about Daringshepard? We know he had at least one co-conspirator.
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General Discussion » Big Bad Politics! » Post 8244
Twiface
Princess of Kirinposting
Remember this?
Of course not! Sodas at McDonalds have always cost $1.39. In fact, the price has never been lower!
Remember this?
Well, you misremembered!
You always had to buy them in bulk!
And who could forget about dollar-twenty-five tree?
Yes, they’ve always kept their prices below $2. Aren’t you— wait a minute…
And how much does gas cost again?
And stamps?
But hey, at least video games still cost $60, right?
Alright, how long until we can bring back bread riots?
General Discussion » THE fimfetch foalcon advisory List! » Post 24
Anonymous #3678
If any of you go after anyone in that list, you’re going after innocent people caught in the crossfire. DataByte made that list on his own. PCL wanted nothing to do with it.
General Discussion » Big Bad Politics! » Post 8243
Amagan
@UrbanMysticDee
Blaming the victim tends to be the usual go-to when everything else fails and telling the truth just isn’t viable.
Blaming the victim tends to be the usual go-to when everything else fails and telling the truth just isn’t viable.
General Discussion » Ask the mods anything » Post 464
Officer Hotpants 
Moderator
Double-0 Negative
Weird. Seems like the most reasonable explanation though.
General Discussion » Big Bad Politics! » Post 8242
UrbanMysticDee
Bae > Bay
⠀
Food prices aren’t 200% higher than 4 years ago and renting a single room doesn’t cost 2 full time incomes, the GDP is exploding, stonks are on fire, the economy is great, shut the fuck up prol.
I saw someone from WSJ on C-SPAN. He was talking about inflation and he gave the most ridiculous analogies I’ve ever heard. He talked about buying TVs. “A TV might be more expensive today than it was in 1980, but that’s because it’s so much better quality.” “A person might charge higher rent today because people are making more money. Until companies cut wages prices will be higher because high wages means people are willing to spend more money on the same products.” (Not exact quotes, but he gave those two examples).
Here’s something from the AARP about TV prices:
Along with shelling out about $500 for a 20-inch color TV in 1985, you risked a hernia, as well. And you were spending big bucks on a set back then — $1,195 (adjusted for inflation). Today you can get a lightweight 24-inch color TV for a much lighter price: $149.99.
The guy from WSJ is clearly lying. I don’t think he’s an idiot, I think he’s lying to people deliberately. Inflation went from transitory to permanent to now it doesn’t exist and you’re nuts (or evil) if you even think there’s inflation.
As for wages increasing and people being willing to spend more money for the same products, food has inelastic demand. People have to eat (except Eugenia Cooney somehow), so it doesn’t matter if food is more expensive, they either pay the higher prices, steal the food, or starve to death. I don’t give a shit about TVs that have “higher quality”, whatever that means, people care about food and rent and other bills. We’re not hallucinating, we’re not crazy, the cost of living is ridiculously out of control.
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Anonymous #F2B3
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Twiface
Princess of Kirinposting
One thousand plus forum posts, check ’em. You know what that means…?
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General Discussion » Ask the mods anything » Post 463
Twiface
Princess of Kirinposting
Why is there a discrepancy between the number of forum posts listed on
https://ponybooru.org/profiles/Twiface
And
https://ponybooru.org/posts?pq=user_id%3A1992
?
https://ponybooru.org/profiles/Twiface
And
https://ponybooru.org/posts?pq=user_id%3A1992
?
For whatever reason, the value listed at the bottom of the page in the second link is two less than the value listed in the first link. Is there a particular reason for this? Are deleted comments counted on one but not the other?
General Discussion » Say What You Can't Elsewhere! (NSFW) » Post 1629
Twiface
Princess of Kirinposting
Women ALWAYS worked.
This is something that I’ve thought about for a long time. Although I added a qualifier:
“Poor women have always had to work, in every society ever.”
These guys always seem to forget that rich people have servants. And rich women need poorer women to be their servants (such as wetnurses, as you mentioned).
Furthermore, rich women would usually spend much of their time managing not just their own servants, but all of the house’s servants, as well as planning events. So ‘housewives’ were really more of a middle class thing.
I also doubt that any of the men telling women they shouldn’t have jobs would be willing to take up any of the various pink collar occupations such as nursing, hotel housekeeping, airline stewardesses, administrative assistants, or cosmetics sales that would be vacated if all of those women actually left the workforce.
What’s the tradwife doing at home all day when a week’s worth of chores is now done in a single afternoon, if that?
Everyone seems to have collectively forgotten that women were forming social, cultural, and community service clubs during and even before the 1950’s. Even back then women still had social lives.
Or even the simple fact that women like to befriend other women and talk to each other.
to get kids out of factories so men could make more money.
There was probably also an element of children’s welfare there as well.
Also, if a self-proclaimed “tradwife” doesn’t know what these sticks are called and what they’re used for, she’s a grifter.
General Discussion » Useless Facts » Post 2849
UrbanMysticDee
Bae > Bay
“I” before “E” except after “C”, and when sounding like “A” as in “Neighbor” and “Way”, and on weekends and holidays and all throughout May, and you’ll always be wrong no matter what you say.
General Discussion » Random Nonsense Thread » Post 7324
UrbanMysticDee
Bae > Bay
In the movie World War Z they somehow run from Jerusalem to Ben Gurion Airport while fighting zombies in under 30 minutes with someone who received massive trauma. And that was with several stops along the way.
The fastest marathon is just over 2 hours. The distance they traveled is 6 percent farther IF they were traveling in a straight line, which they weren’t. Google says it’s 45 minutes with a car, 13 HOURS on foot.
General Discussion » Useless Facts » Post 2848
Fleur de Lis 
déanaim seitreach
@ANoobis
Potatoes are more closely related to nightshades, eggplants, tomatoes, chili peppers, tobacco and petunias
than they are to sweet potatoes.
Potatoes are more closely related to nightshades, eggplants, tomatoes, chili peppers, tobacco and petunias
than they are to sweet potatoes.
General Discussion » Random fact about yourself » Post 2209
Twiface
Princess of Kirinposting
This post, which I am making right now, will be my one thousandth forum post on this website.
Therefore, this post right here, that I am making right now, should put me over the threshold for obtaining the coveted Chatty Kirin badge, according to the counter for obtaining the badge, although I might make a few more posts just in case.
Therefore, this post right here, that I am making right now, should put me over the threshold for obtaining the coveted Chatty Kirin badge, according to the counter for obtaining the badge, although I might make a few more posts just in case.
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