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new lil memey blackout poem: https://nohappynonsense.net/perma/2024/besthumanblood

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Dear passenger, we are pleased to invite you to the welcome party in our foyer. There you will find a jumble sale, a friendly smile and all the crackers and Fish Bits you can eat. Please take your assigned balloon to help aide in your party spirit. We regret to inform you that these balloons have unfortunately been punctured due to unforeseen events and therefore the duration of your party spirit may be limited. UBWU

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nohappynonsense 4 months ago

love me some Fish Bits

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vegacollective 4 months ago

I'm sure our Misc representatives will be happy to hear that. We will pass on your comments!

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nohappynonsense

4 months ago

new post vroom vroom: https://nohappynonsense.net/perma/2024/ridefixed.html

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nohappynonsense

4 months ago

new lil post: https://nohappynonsense.net/perma/2024/bears4

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nohappynonsense

4 months ago

new post about grocery shopping: https://nohappynonsense.net/perma/2024/fourofseven

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mikegrindle nohappynonsense

5 months ago

I don't know if I've explicitly told you before, so I'll say it now: your writing is damn good Mr V. Enjoyed the new story too

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nohappynonsense 5 months ago

Hey Grindy - thanks for that. It means a lot, especially coming from you.

nohappynonsense 5 months ago

Your writing is more than just good (it is good though, let's be clear,) but it's also useful in a way that I find extremely meaningful. I was thinking how to sum up your mix of tech, creativity, slow lifestyle writing and the best thing I've come up with so far is "Quietly Important."

nohappynonsense 5 months ago

These topics aren't these large scope things that a lot of writers cover off with platitudes and lots of evergreen nonsense about living a more meaningful life; your writing is the antithesis to that. Small and actionable things that make slow but long-lasting change in the way one thinks and acts.

nohappynonsense 5 months ago

Your "can your site fit on a floppy" article made me re-think my entire site design and ultimately made me into a better dev when I pushed myself to lower my site size as radically as possible without losing functionality. So, thank you, Grinds. Your work is quietly important, at least to me.

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