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- Thread starter EddieBS
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White Haus
Not a Newbie
It's not.
JamesLam
New Member
They are an irritant as they always pop up on the social feeds.
Also people buy their cheap arse poly canvas prints for nickels and expect our gallery/frame shop clients to make them into something they are not, which means they end up in my production. Arg!
Our wonderful governments and the greenies keep hammering us with green this, save that yet, drive less and drive EVs, yet this cheap landfill $#!+ is being stuffed down our throats.
And another thing that is pi$$ing me off...stop, inner Zen voice...nanananana.
Oh this is therapy.
Also people buy their cheap arse poly canvas prints for nickels and expect our gallery/frame shop clients to make them into something they are not, which means they end up in my production. Arg!
Our wonderful governments and the greenies keep hammering us with green this, save that yet, drive less and drive EVs, yet this cheap landfill $#!+ is being stuffed down our throats.
And another thing that is pi$$ing me off...stop, inner Zen voice...nanananana.
Oh this is therapy.
TarrifBoy123
New Member
They want us to go green but cryptocurrency and AI both take more energy to run than you can even imagine. Make it make sense.
Gino
Premium Subscriber
Make it make sense ?? You must be new to this forum, let alone life in general.
Even in elementary school, back in the 50s & 60s, things didn't make sense, especially in 4th grade when they started certain of us kids on that new math sh!t. This equals that and that equals this on a thursday afternoon, when A minus B was mailed out in a yellow lunch box. Even then, we weren't allowed to use any tools and hadda show the formulas we used to reach our answers.
Even in elementary school, back in the 50s & 60s, things didn't make sense, especially in 4th grade when they started certain of us kids on that new math sh!t. This equals that and that equals this on a thursday afternoon, when A minus B was mailed out in a yellow lunch box. Even then, we weren't allowed to use any tools and hadda show the formulas we used to reach our answers.