Quite honestly, yes he did. As a young teenager, I started climbing because of Spider-Man. And climbing became my meditation and therapy for a while. I had lots of fun climbing, and I miss it dearly.
Quite honestly, yes he did. As a young teenager, I started climbing because of Spider-Man. And climbing became my meditation and therapy for a while. I had lots of fun climbing, and I miss it dearly.
Sounds like you dodged a large bullet there
Last I heard, this was untrue. Got a source?
Shut the fuck up, Donnie. You piece of shit
It does! Thanks so much
Ahh but of course. Thanks mate!
How’d you watch it? I’m in Canada too, but YouTube says it’s not available in my country. I fucking hate that shit…
Lol no. That’s not at all where the current state of things is. Yes, you do have localized echo chambers where people repeat their insane little opinions about whatever bullshit alex Jones or musk or Jordan Peterson or whomever says. But that represents a minimal number compared to the amount of people out there who are vastly knowledgeable and studied and experienced in the things they do. Your hyperbolic hot take is not only wrong, but is also reductive and neglects to acknowledge that there are a lot of intelligent people out there doing good things for society.
Good ol’ damned if you do, damned if you don’t.
Why thanks for the reminder, your omniscience.
Sick burn haha. I agree. It’s baffling that so many people seem to support that way of thinking tho.
The inbred is strong on these
I hate that my attention span and adhd make it so hard to read interesting studies.
Thanks!
Someone care to elaborate on what are web rings?
Dude, remember all the bullshit propaganda that was being spread about the COVID vaccine? How we were all going to die or get cronenberged, magnetized, or some mind control shit or other? Where are those people now? Can they look back on all the shit they gobbled up and then spat out, and at least admit that maybe, there’s a chance that they were possibly a little bit wrong? Fucking twats.
At some point I decided to quit climbing. I realized I had too many thing I wanted to do and become good at, and not enough time to dedicate to them all. And climbing had become this thing where every time I stopped for a while, it kept getting harder to get back to the same level I was before stopping. So I stopped completely.