HB enthusiasts coming here and trying to call me out achieves nothing besides proving my point

Yeah, you can always count on them to brigade.

My current psychiatrist doesn’t want to prescribe me any stimulants because of the potential for abuse. For the record, I have no, uh, record of drug use. I don’t even fucking drink. I get the caution, but it’s deeply frustrating.

I do my best! 🙏

Damn cow is more useful than I am.

By '37? No, you had cameras that could take pretty sharp images in a (ha) snap. Even some expensive consumer cameras could get damn fine shots. Late 19th century is when you have the dying days of long exposure - except for color photography, which generally did require a little time spent stationary until like, the 50s or something.

Getting the right to vote, having legs… what mad innovation will tomorrow bring for the fairer sex??

What a time to be alive

Guy in the foreground about to have a religious moment when his shin hits the hydrant.

Updated the title!

“It’s like learning to ride a bicycle!”

“Major Taylor, uh… what IS learning to ride a bicycle like?”

Thank you. It’s… a bumpy ride, lol.

Poorly. I’m unmedicated and trying to get on meds.

I’m still upset she’s not an option

Terribly annoying, they were. I don’t miss them in the least. Members of .ml have good takes at least some of the time - Hexbear are just 4channers wearing red.

World isn’t federated with Hexbear, thankfully, so there will be no spam of pigs shitting on their own balls or emoji shibboleths here.

“#2 feels good, I like it.” - Wisdom of Mao Zedong

“It was just a meeting!”

“Whatabout the US???”

“Cambodian genocide didn’t happen, or if it did it wasn’t that bad, or if it was it’s not a big deal, and if it is, it wasn’t the Khmer Rouge’s fault, or if it was their fault, they didn’t mean to, or if they did mean to the kulaks intellectuals deserved it.”

“Khmer Rouge were a CIA psyop, this is all Amerikkka’s fault”

We’ve got a few in this community if you like!

Japan had a lot more wood-only city buildings back then

Wood, and worse, paper. The US made mock-ups of civilian Japanese buildings when we were testing napalm for use in the terror firebombings of 1945. It was… very effective against the mock-ups.

Railroad remains, I think.

English: Osaka City Air Raid after the bombing which occurred on March 13, 1945. On March 13, 1945, for about three and a half hours, indiscriminate bombing of residential areas in Osaka Prefecture was carried out by the US military. A total of 1,733 tons of incendiary bombs were dropped from 274 B-29s, burning down the city center, resulting in 3,987 dead and 678 missing. You can see Nankai Namba Station on the far left, Matsuzakaya Osaka store (now Takashimaya Higashi Annex) in front on the right, and Osaka Kabukiza in the center.

https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Osaka_after_the_1945_air_raid.JPG