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tpaine posted:

thank you for your snotty little comments after each picture. they were a joy to read.


You're welcome!









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Groulxsmith posted:

i actually do kind of miss there being an endless reservoir of earnestly horrible ideas

don't sell yourself short

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i fucking hate white people with dreads
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white pppppl
#48
eh eh eh eh eh eh
#49
i have a deep appreciation for rastafarian culture
#50
I did a lot of dumpster diving in Phoenix. It's actually a pretty interesting scene even if you don't want to make it a regular thing. Standard finders-keepers rules are honored but a lot of the best things to find come when a supermarket has to toss food that isn't selling fast enough, so not only is the food packaged and not expired but it's there in vast quantities, which means that the best stuff is usually shared by everyone there. There is no need to restrict your diet to only garbage food, I especially liked the iron-chef style cooking practice it provides, because when I found, for instance, a ton of canned pumpkin after Christmas, I tried to cook with it in as many ways as possible. Oh and I never got food poisoning or worms or scurvy or anything so don't even TRY to go there - you've been warmed.
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GoldenLionTamarin posted:

i fucking hate white people with dreads


Fuck you monkey

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GoldenLionTamarin posted:

i have a deep appreciation for rastafarian culture


off the album Hairway to Steven

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SublIme With Rome is my jam
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If you said to me right now, there is a good dumpster that is good to go to right now, here, in brooklyn, let's go, I would go, and root deep in that dumpster like a garbage tree growing Half-edible fruits
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Figurative things are also literal things
#59

In defense of freeganism
...Freeganism is about more than just mooching or dropping out of the economy. The entire ideology is based around not just withdrawing from capitalism but building something new, an economy built on values of sustainability, mutual aid, autonomy, and direct democracy. My friends majoring in econ glibly point out to me that such values are no way to run an efficient and productive economy. My response? ‘That’s fine.’ Freeganism acknowledges that the massive socialist projects of the 20th century that sought to compete with capitalism failed. Instead, freegans seek to build an economy on a local and decentralized scale with projects like ‘skill-shares,’ bike workshops, and ‘really really free markets’ based on gift economics. Such a freegan future will involve a lot less work, less production, and less stuff, which is quite frankly exactly what the biosphere needs...


http://oxthepunx.wordpress.com/2009/05/23/in-defense-of-freeganism/

#60
building something new by consuming the products of capitalism and creating a sustainable economy that will grind to a halt if the bakery starts putting a padlock on their dumpster
#61
Could Freegans build the new Freedom Tower, soon to be the tallest building on Earth (wink!)? Then quit acting like they present a viable alternative to the military-industrial complex...
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GoldenLionTamarin posted:

building something new by consuming the products of capitalism and creating a sustainable economy that will grind to a halt if the bakery starts putting a padlock on their dumpster


Any place that throws out food knows about freegans and has chosen whether to padlock their dumpster on day 1 or 2. And you better get used to living off capitalisms garbage because pretty soon that's all there's gonna be

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She just wanted him to be healthy, and {Steve Jobs} would be making weird pronouncements like, "I'm a fruitarian and I will only eat leaves picked by virgins in the moonlight."

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swampman posted:

And you better get used to living off capitalisms garbage because pretty soon that's all there's gonna be


This, but 90 years ago.

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i already eat garbage. my wife's cooking!
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Ironicwarcriminal posted:

bf got perma'd over the sinking of the Chosun of all things iirc which was hilarious



technically it was for reposting the thread in GBS and FYAD after it was gassed in D&D without explanation

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I was permabanned for... wait, what's this? It turns out I'm a member in good standing, popular and well liked but considered a "bad boy". I would say goondolences to the lot of you, but, well, that's kind of our word.
#69
Anyways I'm all for, like, anarchism or a commune or gay fuck fascism or whatever is cool here but actually eating gross stuff from, like, the designated trash place is super gross and uncool and probably isn't scientific Marxism or very third worldist or something, so it's gross and epople who do it are bad.
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getfiscal posted:

my personal viewpoint is deeply structuralist i guess, like how do we build virtuous systems and social practices that change things, rather than worrying about personally like recycling every can or whatever.



i feel the same, why should i lift a finger unless the world becomes a better place and/or people elect me King Of The Universe. posting my ever changing opinions about dead jews is certainly a pursuit more worth of my while.

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Transient_Grace posted:

getfiscal posted:

my personal viewpoint is deeply structuralist i guess, like how do we build virtuous systems and social practices that change things, rather than worrying about personally like recycling every can or whatever.

i feel the same, why should i lift a finger unless the world becomes a better place and/or people elect me King Of The Universe. posting my ever changing opinions about dead jews is certainly a pursuit more worth of my while.


#74
freegan. dreadlocked. gay fuck fascist. any questions?
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there was a freegan 'raising awareness' event in my town last weekend, part of which involved getting a free cooked lunch of scavenged potato curry and salad, the curry was delicious but the salad was all limp and gross

the idea was to feed and water 5000 people (they claim no religious affiliation of course) and the food was the less interesting part because finding binfood is really easy in the decadent west. far more interesting was the organisational part, how few people you actually need to feed a group that size and how quickly it can be done

the only thing that didnt work was the queueing because morons kept, like, forgetting they were in a queue? and not walking forward, which meant non-morons joined the queue in front of them, like youd expect, and this kept happening
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http://www.faresharesouthwest.org.uk/feeding5k/
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maybe if they made friends with a bunch of cooks and stuff they wouldnt have to extract it from a dumpster? i guess "making friends" doesnt make for cool pics and a Movement
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I used to dumpster dive a lot it was cool. I knew a spot where I could get like two dozen avocados that were just a little soft.