Great to hear! I got power back about 3 hours ago myself

It is not bro’s job to read the comment thread that you created by not understanding how calculations of people effected by power outages work.

Did you make it through alright?

Ay, stay safe out there. I’m not expecting it to be too bad for me, just hoping we don’t lose power for an extended period of time.

Best wishes from 239.

Yo this guy is awesome, whole ass sailor

I have a second drive in my system with Windows on it so I can use paint.net

BREAKING NEWS: MANCHILD THROWS TANTRUM AS HIS PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN GOES DOWN IN FLAMES

Y’know I could see this being done by a third party in an attempt to portray the GOP as not caring about Hispanics (Not that they do care lol)

Every icecream truck I’ve ever heard plays Für Elise

I’m legitimately trying to learn German because of this

Oh my god I think I would vomit

Oh sweet. Yeah only let whites have guns, I’m sure this will play out perfectly fine

Sorry to respond so late but the reason its funny is because “chinga tu madre” is a common insult, it means like “fuck your mom” but its used as just general fighting words, so “chinga tu maga” is just playing off of this

I miss when PCs looked like this

“chinga tu maga” is great

Something’s weird with this; I have heard absolutely nothing about this. Surely this is botted? Social media platforms don’t take off like this. Regardless of if its legit or not; who is funding this? No social media platform ever makes a profit.

Lmao get styled on bozo

You are grouping all indigenous people together by saying “denying the existence of issues they care about and talking over them” I emplore you, who is “they”? Are you implying that all native Americans hold the same beliefs? That they are the same people? I also never claimed to represent native Americans. I would never speak for a culture or peoples I don’t belong to.

“Cultural apropration” is a nothing burger championed by people who often have no ties to the culture that they claim needs their protecting. A white man speaking for indigenous american culture does not give indigenous americans more of a voice, it takes their voice away by revoking their ability to speak for themselves.

Also a native speaker here. You can also just not specify “el/Ella” because the context isn’t relevant. I.e. “es no binaria”. You can also just pluralize the person to get around gendered wording, I.e. “ya llegaron” for “they have arrived” rather than “el/Ella ya llego” for he/she has arrived, but this is informal and may sound odd to someone of a different dialect from me, but I think this should at least be intelligible to Latin american Spanish dialects