Last time I checked the IRS was still using ‘60s computers with tapes.
ChrisLicht
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Except for the lighter fluid, this is not a crazy menu for kids in late ‘70s or ravers in mid-‘90s.
I’m not smart enough to know, but what kind of use case(s) do you imagine for this?
Rotten bunch of apples.
I went ‘01, ‘03, ‘04.
The last year I went was the first time it seemed like LA people and startup CEOs were starting to show up in numbers, which was changing the vibe.
Also, there started to be a lot more photos and videos posted online. I wasn’t trying to have my employees find video of me four days into smoking crystal and candy-flipping, dancing at a rave camp.
Don’t forget hard-everything.
Here is a thing conservatives looooove to say:
“Elections have consequences”
Matt Taibbi has taken a weird journey after his me-too moment. I seem to only catch him these days on NewsMax, where he’ll sit next to a psycho and not contest them when they’re spouting conspiracy theories.
I get that he wants to work, but he’s used there as a weapon against the libs (whom I also can’t stand) and doesn’t open his mouth against the right in these forums.
I used to follow him closely and was a fan, but getting me-too’d seems to have broken him a bit.
I meant: for kids who did drugs in ‘70s and ‘90s, this wouldn’t be a particularly crazy resume.
At raves in the mid-‘90s, kids at raves would literally ask each other “What’s your menu?” meaning “What drugs have you done tonight?” It wasn’t uncommon, by time of the afterparty, to have done 5+ drugs just in one night. Opium wasn’t common, but turned up once in a while, and there were a bunch of other drugs commonly done that aren’t even on this list.