I find it wonderfully quaint that people like these exist (lemmy.world)

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or like, the elementary school wacky science experiment guy, or guys that get interviewed in old band documentaries about concerts from the 50s

he had a full life, had a pet and a computer and a couch. this is the only mark they will leave on history.

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[-] [email protected] 10 points 1 year ago

Doing better than me. Sounds like a great life. Rating chips, chilling on the couch. Making a small but hopefully wholesome living in some corner of the world he calls home. Being known as the chip guy for a while until history fades in the way it always does.

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