why yes, it is selling a shitcoin themed around AI slop of Elon Musk being a gladiator: https://www.tiktok.com/@kekiusmaximusarmy
this needs a tasteful ‘‘i bought this before elon went crazy’’ sticker
I believe the person in question bought it after Elon “went crazy”.
I feel like an actual 12 year old would have better taste than this
It looks like the car that i drew when i was 12. But because of a lack of skill, not taste.
At least youre being honest - this is more akin of a 5yo drawing polygons.
it’s like a mid tier crayon doodle by an average 5 y/o
Absolutely in there terrorizing that Gamestop
this is someone who always refers to women as “females”, moth supposes
Now I don’t condone bullying people in high school, but I do feel like if people like this were shoved into lockers a little more, we’d be seeing less of this.
It needs to be very specific neo-luddite bullying though. “Look at the dumbass little tippy-tappy modernist dumbass who thinks we have Kantian domination over nature and can escape the consequences of overproduction with beepboop gizmos. I bet he can’t even plant and maintain an urban forest.” Now his lifelong resentment and systems theory brain are channeled into something good.
Yeah, you’re right.
What about this gives not bullied in highschool?
I believe this car should be hit by a GTA III tank.
I hope this doesn’t come off homophobic but choking on throbbing cocks would be less gay than this shit
I hope this doesn’t come
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Better than the bare steel cowards hiding their freak flag.
were there people who didn’t work for Andrew Carnegie but who made worshipping him their whole personality? I feel like there must have been, because, y’know, America
I feel a strong urge to key this “vehicle.”
“Honey, it was ruined when she bought it.”
an adult human did this
many such cases unfortunately. especially in techbro california
I understand the urge to have everyone notice me and look at me and for me to be the centre of attention but at some point one must learn the difference between good attention and bad attention.
It’s so weird to me when that’s someone’s pathological drive. Like I get it. Sometimes if I’m at the park and I see a parent complimenting their kid for being able to ride a bike, yeah I’ll do a few tricks so they say “but wow happybadger is clearly better at riding bikes than you”. If I’m on a plane and a child starts crying and people pay attention to them, sure I start crying louder so the crew bring me snacks instead. Birthday parties are hard because I have to say that I also have a birthday and should be the birthday boy even if it isn’t that month. I don’t want negative attention though. I only like the positive outcomes of things like that. Driving a cybertruck must be nothing but negative attention.
But in derision
