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Cake day: November 29th, 2023

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  • MacN'Cheezus@lemmy.todaytoLemmy Shitpost@lemmy.worldAhoy, friend!
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    1 day ago

    Are you ready, kids?
    Aye-aye, Captain!
    I can’t hear you!
    AYE-AYE, CAPTAIN!

    Ohhhhh…

    Who lives in a dumpster and knows every meme?
    Shitposting Raccoon, absurd as it seems!
    Who’s quick with the wit and loves chaos supreme?
    Shitposting Raccoon, the king of the stream!

    If absurd comedy is something you wish,
    Shitposting Raccoon will serve it delish!
    He hoards all the trash and makes jokes out of scraps,
    Shitposting Raccoon, no one can outmatch!

    Shitposting Raccoon!
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    HA-HA-HA-HA-HA!

    (End with the sound of a raccoon digging through garbage.)


  • MacN'Cheezus@lemmy.todaytoLemmy Shitpost@lemmy.worldBon appetit.
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    IDK, pasta is basically just boiled flatbread in a fancy shape, I don’t see why this couldn’t work, at least in principle. Ever heard of rice pudding? Sounded just as weird to me the first time my mom told me about it, but turned out to be quite delicious. I’m almost tempted to give this one a try.











  • Does that title really require someone to be FROM the working class? I always thought it was more about who they fought for.

    Take Che Guevara, for instance — the guy was from an upper class family who could afford to send him to med school. So was Marx, whose father was lawyer with a comfortable income who could afford to have all of 9 children (though not all of them survived). And John Lennon, who wrote the song that inspired the meme, had already had an enormously successful musical career and was quite likely a multi millionaire by that point.

    Also, Bernie Sanders is a millionaire as well but still widely considered a hero by the working class because that’s who he fights for.

    Point is, my understanding is that “working class hero” isn’t so much about the class membership of the hero themselves, but it’s simply whomever the working class considers a hero. That can of course include members of the working class as well (say, firefighters who risk their lives saving others, for example).