PopcornChickn

Alas

I got poor and petty… I can’t play. :(

you’re right… unfortunately.

They say women are too emotional to run the world, yet this motherfucker can’t even run a single company without constant foot stomps.

Elon Musk the kinda guy to try to sue Santa for not bringing him enough emeralds.

But muh white Jesus

Im just going to step up and point out that I am not a podunk hillbilly living off the land. I am a well educated human being that left the city during the pandemic to keep all my food as local as possible (read: from my yard or my neighbors). I also sell at a farmstand on my own property, as well as donate to food pantries in my current area, the pantry for the neighborhood that raised me which is a food desert, and to my religiously affiliated (not a christian by any stretch, by the way) pantry.

That said, I am not a European and maybe you have farmers/homesteaders out there that are like that-- but I kindly request you do not lump all of us into such a shit category.

It’s not nice to make assumptions about a large group of people-- history has taught us that time and time again.

On the massive corporate farms, however… no matter where-- you’re 100% correct.

Good point. My mom says she’ll drive us if your mom picks us up.

You guys are getting microdrones?

I got a rock

Maaan, at this point I think we’d be lucky to get to 2030 without some globally catastrophic weather event.

I have just missed discourse with real humans.

Great.

When’s dinner?

You’re right… it’s just not worth it for the most part on larger platforms. I’m not sitting here trying to argue with anyone-- we can have a civilized discussion that ends in a disagreement on smaller platforms. On larger platforms it always turns into fights and pilings-on. It is gross.

I was never big on Twitter myself… I made an account when it first came out and never used it… and then for a high school unit for something we were required to make accounts (I graduated 10+ years ago… so that in and of itself is scary). I’ve never liked twitter. It always seemed to be screaming into the void.

Mastodon I really appreciate the real conversations with real people, especially when they are interested in what I have to say. I made a post about getting rid of lawns and had people from all angles of the argument discussing with me about it. It felt… healthy?!

Well, as healthy as internettin’ is.

I make one post a month on Facebook. Usually within the first couple days. This month’s was about how since the supreme court wanted to rule dumb last week, I was going to play along and disallow certain people from shopping at my etsy shop. Got me a handful of orders, too… which is nice.

Reddit I just use still to check in on if any weird news happened… but that’s about it.

We are.

The regular responses from real people! I love it. I’ve made some extensive-ish posts over there and have had people actually ask me questions and we’ve had some good back and forth.

I got rid of Twitter back in November when shtf a bit. I have had some fantastic conversations on Mastodon, and I expect to have some fantastic conversations here, as well!