CommunistBear

I've often played around with the idea of finding a ghost town or similarly abandoned area and just setting up shop there. Something like Cairo, Illinois where it basically doesn't exist anymore

Not to be overly grim but if you stomp on something's head enough, it'll probably die

Honestly this is my view on this as well. This fight only becomes an issue if the humans mindlessly charge at the gorilla 1 at a time. With communication and a strategy of wearing the gorilla's energy down over time, it would be no contest. Persistence hunting is something humans can do given our mobility and endurance, we could do the same to a significantly less mobile creature. Once the gorilla is exhausted enough, it's raw strength doesn't really matter

There is no way in hell an American hospital sees a non-descript respiratory illness and their first thought is to check for novel viruses. Literally zero chance

I am very interested in this as a topic. We all need to work to survive and being able to do that and to have a bunch of comrades working towards the same goal sounds great

Getting into fermentation could be interesting. There's the fun aspect like making beer or wine but there's also foods like kimchi or sauerkraut or cheese. It's good to know how to do and could be helpful at preserving food in the near future where it might be necessary.

Do they go to half priced books often? I've seen this book all the time there. Their political section is possibly the worst collection of books I've ever seen. Just the chuddiest shit imaginable

Yes I support the troops

my dog loves going for ride in it

And that is literally the reason I want one lol

That does sound like fun. I would absolutely love to get a sidecar motorcycle at some point. How does the sidecar effect maneuvering?

I truly wish I could but I'm too fucking tall to enjoy bathtubs

Finally remembered my password and can log in on my computer again