Furry (feral dhole), he/him, feet/(hind)paw worshipper, car appreciator, mechanical watch wearer, cloud engineer, thinkpad/pop!os!!/i3wm user, occasional synth/guitar/handpan player, car/track enthusiast
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I went for a high deductible plan this year. Unfortunately, that made the monthly cost of a single medication more expensive than my entire premium the year before. Huge mistake, since they don’t cover prescriptions AT ALL until deductible has been hit.
That’s not a fair assessment at all. Not at face value, and especially not with deeper scrutiny.
It’s not about him. It’s about the employees. If the employees have reasonable and actionable grievances and demands, Linus does not get to preempt any of it by making it about his personal failings.
It’s also a negative public statement made by the owner of the company. No matter how cautiously worded or carefully framed, he’s still ultimately putting out there that there is consequence to his employees unionizing. Even if it’s nothing more than hurting his feelings, that’s still manipulative.
“but I’m not going to yuck anyone’s yum.”
Rad. Best way to be. <3
Shakshuka. One of the tastiest foods ever.
Fuck that. I already have an office at home.
GT7 destroyed all my trust and respect in the series with the microtransaction and can’t-even-fucking-look-at-your-cars-offline garbage. Fuck a GT movie.
It takes a lot to make a stew…
The best way to cover that person would be with six feet of dirt
Yo, listen up, here’s the story About a little guy that lives in a woke world And all day and all night and everything he sees is just woke Like him, inside and outside Woke his house with a woke little window And a woke Corvette and everything is woke for him And himself and everybody around 'Cause he ain’t got nobody to listen (To listen, to listen, to listen)
THANK YOU. I’m glad others are noticing this and getting fed up with it.
No means no, damnit.
This…is some heavy shit.
learning Go coming from Python and pointers are probably the most difficult thing to learn
I thought it was insane saying the Taycan isn’t fun at road speeds. It absolutely is.
Tho I can’t argue with the manual fun of the GR Corolla.
I’d define bestiality as “having sex with a living creature which does cannot consent to sexual acts in the same way that humans can”.
That’s not what that word actually means, though.
More generally, if I drew a picture of an animal dog, what separates it from a picture of a realistic feral?
That would be up to you as the artist. You could decide to include a description that details the degree of anthropomorphization, or lack thereof. You could include some speech bubbles. Or you could leave it completely unspecified, in which case the difference would appear to be absolutely nothing - and that’s okay, it’s a drawing.
It’s a useful tool to give a quick guideline on how consent works; if something passes the harkness test, it’s a good sign that there won’t be moral issues with having (hypothetical) sex acts with them.
I disagree. It’s a useless tool for accomplishing a useless goal - to give a moral green light to fictional depictions of hypothetical sex acts with fictional characters.
Agreed. Although it still makes me feel greatly unconfortable.
That’s fine as long as you don’t push others to an unreasonable degree.
No, anthros (and ferals) have the ability to give consent. Anthros also generally appear very human like, and so there is the implicit understanding that they have human-like society and language.
I didn’t ask about consent, I asked if you think human/anthro approaches bestiality as human/feral does. Leave the topic of consent out of it.
I understand the Harkness test, and that they can talk and consent and all that, but it feels a little too close to bestiality for my taste
So a question to feral furry peeps, if you don’t mind me asking, where do you draw the line between “feral” and “animal”?
I don’t draw such a line in the first place. Humans are animals. Nonhuman animals are animals. Anthropomorphization of nonhuman animals to give them traits of human animals is still just animals all the way down.
The absurd thinness of the “family size” boxes of frosted mini wheats is another one.