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I was over at my dads house today helping with some household chores. He lives in a very rural area of a very red state. At the end of the work we went to one of the nearby country bars. It's the kind of place that farmers, truckers, legit cowboy boot wearers and working class go to unwind with a cold one.
With a booru open on his phone, the local gun store owner said to his auto mechanic (friends since high school),
"You know what? Fox girls are superior. They're good-looking, fun in bed, and excellent wives. Ol' fluffy tail's got my vote now and forever."
I looked around and all I saw were heads nodding in agreement. I heard a few calls of "kon kon" and "touch fluffy tail" from the men around me. Even saw the lonely ball cap wearing farmer in the corner raise his drink with a nod.
- Ardainian Hebrew Israelite, luithe and Heavens Feel like this.
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@wan Unironically more believable than the Kamala Harris version.
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@ArdainianRight @wan it happens
look for the kirsche clip about her experience at the local gun store when transferring her vector chat bought her
at first the anime triggered the gun store guy's leftoid alarms, but then they looked into her, watched some of her content, determined she was based, and waived the transfer fee
:kirsche_heart:
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@berkberkman @wan since early morning talk radio has gotten so garbage in the last few years, I've noticed a lot more rural logistics guys have replaced their radio programming with podcasters or vtubers. if you told me like 2-3 years ago that would be a thing I would have laughed.
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@wan How does a lad in a rural red state know what a booru is? Where I live, they'd often be discussing sports, the news, and other personal cruft. The only thing close to a fox girl for them is some woman on Fox News.
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@berkberkman @DemonSixOne @wan Also (((mainstream))) music frequency changed
its all goyslop
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@DemonSixOne @wan It's really just ALL of radio. I have never heard anything worth listening on the radio for years. It would be refreshing to listen to some weeb's music playlist on my local FM radio station, but some greedy regulations keep that from happening.