Speaking of burning all of one's bridges on social media and having nowhere else to go ...
BONUS TRACK: And in today's episode of "Tweets That Did Not Age Well" ...
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- Chronicles of Twatrick: You can't make this stuff up.
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- Chronicles of Twatrick: After 13 years, as dumb as...
- Chronicles of Twatrick: You don't say.
- Chronicles of Twatrick: Ah, the irony.
- Chronicles of Twatrick: The death of irony.
- Chronicles of Twatrick: Happy interestversary!
- Chronicles of Twatrick: Tracking the elusive Rosso...
- Chronicles of Twatrick: No, he isn't.
- JUXTAPOSE!
- Chronicles of Twatrick: Developments at Casa Ross?
- Chronicles of Twatrick.
- I'm baaaaaaaaaccccckkk!
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- JUXTAPOSE!
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- Yes, Alina Habba is as dishonest as you heard.
- Chronicles of Twatrick: Ah, the gullibility.
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- Ah, the dishonesty of right-wing hacks.
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- Chronicles of Twatrick: Stealing your personal data?
- A lawyery question, if you will.
- Chronicles of Twatrick: Watching and waiting.
- Well, sure, it's cute ...
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- Chronicles of Twatrick: Indeed.
- This will never, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever, eve...
- I can understand this point of view.
- This cannot be real.
- JUXTAPOSE! Submitted without comment ...
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2 comments:
It's pretty obvious that the humiliation and emasculation of getting his ass kicked by Mr. Kryg (and having it publicly immortalized on YouTube) absolutely torments Twatrick.
Also, being an utter moron with the most pathetic life in Canada further warps the Twatster's blubbery mind.
I recall that years ago, that someone using a pseudonym, wrote about how all the online trashing of Patrick Ross was going to impact his attempts to find employment. Kind of akin to "burning all [one's] bridges on Twitter" no?
Poor people live in cities. Sometimes they move there for work. Sometimes they were born there. Sometimes they need access to services.
Sometimes people find themselves injured or disabled at the same time that they're living in a city.
Cities have become expensive because neoliberal policies have allowed housing to become more of an investment/profit vehicle, rather than a human necessity. And at the same time that the authorities are encouraging real estate speculation, they have been allowing wages and welfare spending to stagnate.
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