Notices by a libi rose (rose_alibi@post.lurk.org), page 2

@NanoRaptor i have only ever used it literally or sarcastically to mean "not at all famous" or "that is some hipster bullshit". but also only ever seen/heard "big in Japan" not "famous in Japan"

@MLE_online that radio 👀

@liza do you drink? because the only thing i know to do with them is pit them and infuse whiskey. or put them in a coffee cake i guess...

@ntnsndr both giving me more work and raising my cortisol

@JeffC1956 @ntnsndr more like - they don't enable me to do anything, they just annoy me and waste my time and get in the way of what I was trying to do.

@JeffC1956 @ntnsndr you do you. i've mostly found it invasive and only really good at making things sound like anyone could have written them, quashing any style or voice. i suppose i could use them to re-write emails to be corporate friendly.

@Edent you're making a leap by assuming i answer phone calls

how i feel when something still has notifications on

@charliejane i know you are getting recs for stickermule, but their ceo is notoriously anti-lgbtq+ ... if you want an excellent independent, stickerguy.com is run by old punks in reno

@ntnsndr in theory, yes. in practice, who is involved?

@MLE_online *extremely out of touch voice* but then you can't precisely control the amount of salt you're using

@ntnsndr it's the second part i struggle with. happy to respect elders that deserve it, but my life has been full of folks who expected respect simply because they were older than me.

@ntnsndr fair.
you might have them look at the cyberpunk handbook from st. jude/r.u. sirius and think about why hackers (and specifically st. jude) might make a "fakebook". i consider that one an obscured manifesto

@ntnsndr are they reading Wark?

@loriemerson shock and horror lolol

@ntnsndr too kind. i have thought about reprinting it poster sized though

love walking by @ntnsndr 's office and seeing one of my favorite drawings I've ever done on the door

imagine being so absolutely vile a person that people celebrate your death like fucking mardi gras

the bland little obituary that just played on the news, oh my god

someone at npr is barely restraining themselves