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Cake day: October 15th, 2026

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  • “Sir we have a problem.

    What is it Jenkins? Can’t you see I’m insider trading?

    Sir, the trans federation has discovered….

    places 20 poly market trades

    Discovered what Jenkins? Spit it out you cuck!

    Sir, they are using gulp Unicode.

    pin drop

    Unicode Jenkins?

    Yes sir, it’s like a directory of all text characters. Arabic, Cyrillic, iconography….

    Goddamnit Jenkins I know what Unicode is. Tell me. What about our keyword scanners? Are our scanners working?

    Sir, I’m afraid they’ve been, obliterated.

    sigh Goddamn federated transexual communists. You sick bastards.”










  • Depends on where you live. What’s common in NYC won’t be common in Little Rock Arkansas.

    Often older cities were designed around neighbor streets surrounding schools and parks. Kids would and still do walk to school in these places.

    New suburban houses often have developer designed or covenant communities (HOAs) that were built as a unit, sometimes gated, and focus on selling lots not building schools. Often in these communities schools are built as part of an education complex meaning carpools and busses. These schools may be near a highway meaning 4th graders are not crossing 6 lanes of traffic.

    Like everything in life. It depends. Often suburban clusters will pop up in the counties before municipal services catch up. Car culture pushes cities and services farther and farther away.