Sprocket @[email protected]

OMG ... I want this.
😍 🤍💨
#steampunk

#stonks :wsb:
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It’s been a great week for us meme archivists. :)

RT @LightVibes:

Wow... some of the stories on Reddit hit you right in the feels
Crying face
$GME $AMC

🐦🔗 https://twitter.com/LightVibes/status/1355169306183663619

death of a journalist in 4 parts

E*Trade bans GME and AMC...

As someone who has been deplatformed since 2005, it's unreal seeing it done on a global scale against the purchasing power of the 99%. This is financial warfare. I never want to hear about Cuties again.

we're at peak Tim Burton side character, Clockwork Orange and Hunger Games elite vibes

it will be interesting if they ban r/wallstreetbets. i like that the surface internet now is mostly based on trying to prevent non-elites from organising en masse

Alexa, play Despacito

Just got a Community Guidelines strike on YouTube for talking about NewPipe. The free and open source video player. Sigh...

What we all search for, on Reddit, Fedi, 4ch, IG, FB, Twitter, all these places, it just isn’t there. we know this, but we keep coming back because we hope one day we’ll find that golden reminder of “how it was”. But it just isn’t there any more, any more than replaying WoW after 10 years will bring you happiness. It’s really time to turn off, tune in. Now more than ever. Our limited lives outside the internet might seem terrifyingly small and with virtually no opportunity, but that is our collective realities. That’s why we come to these places, to avoid the reality. I know this. You know this. Why are we still here? When you remember your life, do you remember vividly moments on a screen as you felt intense emotion? No. We remember what happened to us in reality, person to person, or even just ourself in isolation. Whether it made us angry, sad, happy, or in love. All these moments with a screen mean nothing, they don’t linger, they don’t stick in our hearts and minds. All these places are a collective wish, nothing more.