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I would like to be enlightened on internet-using hobos, for sure.
I mean, they sound like they're more amusing than the scary ones in the wilds of the city backstreets that try to follow you home or get into your car with you.
Something something free government phones

I follow an Instagram thing where the guy follows hobos around with drones. If they catch one he pays them to get it back apparently but generally the hobos can't throw for shit
In b4 the hobos team up and start luring the drones to easier to reach places so they can sling shot nets tied to rocks or something and get ransom money.
 
Has been tried, but the drone pilot usually manages to dodge. One dude did throw a picket like a spear and took it out.
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something tells me you have personal experience with these hobos.....
I used to do a bit of hitchhiking when I was younger. Only got a few states left to "visit".


Kristine Meredith Flaherty, known professionally as K.Flay, is a multifaceted American artist whose work transcends the boundaries of genre and form. Born on June 30, 1985, in Wilmette, Illinois, K.Flay has carved out a unique space in the music industry with her blend of alternative hip hop, rock, and indie influences.

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Early Life and Education
K.Flay’s journey into music was as unconventional as her sound. Growing up in a suburban setting, she faced the turmoil of her parents’ divorce and the loss of her biological father at a young age, which later influenced her deeply introspective lyrics. Her academic pursuits took her to Stanford University, where she double-majored in psychology and sociology. It was during her time at Stanford that she began to experiment with music, initially as a challenge to the simplicity and misogyny she perceived in mainstream hip hop.


Musical Career
K.Flay’s career began with self-released material, which quickly garnered attention for its raw and authentic voice. Her first studio album, “Life as a Dog,” released in 2014, peaked at No. 2 on Billboard’s Heatseekers Albums chart and No. 14 on the Rap Albums chart, signaling her arrival on the music scene. Her subsequent albums, including “Every Where Is Some Where” and “Solutions,” showcased her growth as an artist, with the former earning a Grammy nomination for Best Engineered Album, Non-Classical, and its lead single “Blood in the Cut” nominated for Best Rock Song.

In recent years, K.Flay has continued to evolve, releasing “Inside Voices / Outside Voices” in 2022 and “Mono” in 2023. Her music often grapples with themes of identity, mental health, and the complexities of human emotion, resonating with a wide audience.


Artistic Style and Collaborations
K.Flay’s style is a tapestry of her diverse influences, from punk to pop to hip hop. Her lyrics are known for their candidness and vulnerability, often reflecting on personal experiences and societal observations. She has collaborated with a range of artists, including Tom Morello, Travis Barker, and X Ambassadors, further showcasing her versatility.


Personal Struggles and Triumphs
In 2023, K.Flay faced a significant personal challenge when she was diagnosed with hearing loss. Despite this, she has continued to create and perform, adapting to her circumstances and inspiring others with her resilience.


Conclusion
K.Flay represents the modern musician: unbound by genre, unafraid to tackle difficult subjects, and unwavering in her commitment to authenticity. Her music is not just a collection of sounds but a narrative of her life’s journey, a testament to the power of perseverance and the unyielding pursuit of one’s passion. As she continues to navigate the challenges and triumphs of her career, K.Flay remains a beacon for those who find solace and strength in her music.
 
What sweeping reforms would you make?

Personally, I'd start by banning the many bot accounts that are still active here and dismantle the guest bots that are crawling the site 24/7. They slow down the forum and it's incredibly pathetic to use astroturfing when you could just suck less.
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Then I'd seek community feedback for two new themes and go have them commissioned by a professional. As I wouldn't waste my money talking to lawyers about stupid shit I can answer myself within 15 minutes, that $100 would be well spent since it would make the community happy.

Finally, I'd sweep all the retarded ass dead stub threads littering this place into an archive sub forum and unban everyone who hadn't violated US law.
 
Turn the sperg cage into a place people can op in or out of posting and allow NSFL in it so I can punish people with shock images after I lock them to the subforum.
 
Reason: And add a crimson fucker theme that isn't ass.
What sweeping reforms would you make?

Personally, I'd start by banning the many bot accounts that are still active here and dismantle the guest bots that are crawling the site 24/7. They slow down the forum and it's incredibly pathetic to use astroturfing when you could just suck less.
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Then I'd seek community feedback for two new themes and go have them commissioned by a professional. As I wouldn't waste my money talking to lawyers about stupid shit I can answer myself within 15 minutes, that $100 would be well spent since it would make the community happy.

Finally, I'd sweep all the retarded ass dead stub threads littering this place into an archive sub forum and unban everyone who hadn't violated US law.
A lot of these are not bots.

What sweeping reforms would you make?

Personally, I'd start by banning the many bot accounts that are still active here and dismantle the guest bots that are crawling the site 24/7. They slow down the forum and it's incredibly pathetic to use astroturfing when you could just suck less.
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Then I'd seek community feedback for two new themes and go have them commissioned by a professional. As I wouldn't waste my money talking to lawyers about stupid shit I can answer myself within 15 minutes, that $100 would be well spent since it would make the community happy.

Finally, I'd sweep all the retarded ass dead stub threads littering this place into an archive sub forum and unban everyone who hadn't violated US law.
What lawyers did I speak to?
 
A lot of these are not bots.
There are bots here constantly. I quit reporting them because I noticed you weren't removing them.
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What lawyers did I speak to?
You spoke to at least two. Once to see if the onion logo was copyright safe (lol) and once to discuss "cyber bullying" (lol). Both were wastes of time and money that could have been spent making improvements people have asked for since day one. It's $50 to have a proper Xenforo theme commissioned.
 
The lawyer I spoke to regarding the trademark was already included in the Legal Zoom fee ($699) and the $250 trademark fee to the US Trademark and Patent Office is required. A trademark is not a copyright and there is an extensive process to get it registered. $699 is a bargain compared to doing it on your own. A trademark is your personal property that identifies your brand. And given the contentious nature of our forum, it is worth the extra expense. As for the cyberbullying, that was an initial consult there was no fee associated with this

As far as professional xenforo themes we will have to check to see if they will work with members of the nulled community.
 
Oh ok, respond to everything except the part about you flooding the site with bot accounts. Typical.
As far as professional xenforo themes we will have to check to see if they will work with members of the nulled community.
Or you could just not start the conversation off by shooting yourself in the foot. There are many people who do commissions and they probably won't ask what it's for.
And for the love of God, please start a thread to ask what the community wants for a theme otherwise it's just going to be a more polished version of the trash we already have to deal with.

Protip: don't seek commissions through the Xenforo support forum
 
Oh ok, respond to everything except the part about you flooding the site with bot accounts. Typical.

Or you could just not start the conversation off by shooting yourself in the foot. There are many people who do commissions and they probably won't ask what it's for.
And for the love of God, please start a thread to ask what the community wants for a theme otherwise it's just going to be a more polished version of the trash we already have to deal with.

Protip: don't seek commissions through the Xenforo support forum
i sent such a good theme request too.. :story:
 
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