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Tongue Tied
(album)
1
— Pop song characterized as a dopamine-rush track that evokes nostalgia for experiences never had.
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Solovair
(place)
1
— English boot manufacturer that makes well-made boots similar to Doc Martens at a reasonable price.
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Filson
(place)
1
— Bag manufacturer known for making durable, impossible-to-destroy bags.
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Ellie Goulding
(person)
1
— Musician who performed a tribute concert at Roger Federer's last match, described as an inappropriate choice.
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Holy Roman Empire
(concept)
1
— Historical political entity referenced sarcastically in relation to Republican electoral victories.
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Man vs Wild
(film)
1
— Survival television show hosted by Bear Grylls, defended as entertaining and educational despite criticisms about its au...
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Survivorman
(film)
1
— Survival television show hosted by Les Stroud, mentioned as comparison to Man vs Wild
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Milton Friedman
(person)
1
— Economist whose work is discussed as compelling but part of a pattern of ideological inconsistency
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Vinayak Savarkar
(person)
1
— Historical figure associated with the Hindutva movement whose writings led the poster to view Gandhi negatively
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Hindutva movement
(concept)
1
— Hindu nationalist movement that the poster found persuasive despite not being Hindu
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L.A.
(place)
1
— Los Angeles presented as one of five major American city options for living
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Gabon
(place)
1
— African country where the Bongo family maintained a 56-year political dynasty that ended in a 2023 military coup
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Ali Bongo
(person)
1
— President of Gabon whose family ruled for 56 years until overthrown in a military coup
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Assad regime
(concept)
1
— Syrian political dynasty that came to power after the Bongo family in Gabon
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Robert Mugabe
(person)
1
— Zimbabwean leader who came to power after the Bongo family dynasty began in Gabon
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APD
(concept)
1
— Auditory Processing Disorder mentioned as one of many conditions that may be used to excuse incompetence rather than cal...
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Lynton and Lynmouth
(place)
1
— UK location with a funicular that still operates using a water-powered system from a nearby river
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Laramie
(place)
1
— City mentioned as one of the places that doesn't feel like home to the drifter poster
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Hospice
(album)
1
— Album by The Antlers described as part of /mu/core but almost totally forgotten despite other albums from that canon lea...
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AOL Instant Messenger
(concept)
1
— Early 2000s instant messaging platform referenced as the medium through which a multi-year catfishing scheme unfolded in...
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Doutzen Kroes
(person)
1
— Model discussed as having one of the most perfect faces, prompting admiration for her beauty.
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Canadian Tire
(place)
1
— Canadian hardware store chain discussed as lacking knowledgeable older employees due to high cost of living.
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Preacher's Daughter
(album)
1
— Ethel Cain album whose promotional materials were described as heavily indebted to early Lana Del Rey aesthetics.
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American Teenager
(album)
1
— Ethel Cain music video described as pure Lana Del Rey style with romanticization of trailer-trash americana aesthetics.
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Born to Die
(album)
1
— Lana Del Rey album referenced as the aesthetic template that Ethel Cain's work is said to emulate.
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Joseph-Philippe Bevillard
(person)
1
— Photographer known for his series on Irish Travellers titled Mincéirs.
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Mincéirs
(concept)
1
— Photography series by Joseph-Philippe Bevillard documenting Irish Travellers, consisting of 62 photos.
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Mediterranean
(place)
1
— Geographic region discussed as precious and irreplaceable in the context of climate change impacts.
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John Wilkes Booth
(person)
1
— Abraham Lincoln's assassin referenced in discussion about political assassins' relative attractiveness.
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Bloomberg Terminal
(concept)
1
— Financial information platform referenced as hosting a separate version of the internet exclusively for wealthy users.
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Georges St. Pierre
(person)
1
— A combat athlete referenced as one of the only Red Scare-approved combat athletes.
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Tito Ortiz
(person)
1
— A combat athlete referenced as one of the only Red Scare-approved combat athletes.
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QKThr
(album)
1
— An Aphex Twin song that originally represented childhood nostalgia, now used as background music for TikTok videos.
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Btoum-Roumada
(album)
1
— An Aphex Twin song mentioned as having a slow, spiritual feeling similar to QKThr.
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machismo culture
(concept)
1
— A cultural concept related to Latino masculinity, defended against the term 'Latinx' as a white liberal imposition.
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PTSD (Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder)
(concept)
1
— A mental health condition theorized by psychologists to be similar to BPD, particularly in its complex form.
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Kimberle Crenshaw
(person)
1
— A legal scholar associated with intersectionality theory, name-dropped during a woke performance to secure funding.
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Nyan Cat
(concept)
1
— An early internet meme featuring a cat, representative of the era when the internet was dominated by cat-related content...
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Keyboard Cat
(concept)
1
— An early internet meme featuring a cat, representative of when the internet was dominated by nerds and introverts.
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Grumpy Cat
(concept)
1
— An internet meme cat from the era when the internet was dominated by cat content and nerdy users.
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Shibe
(concept)
1
— An internet meme featuring a Shiba Inu dog, discussed as the turning point between internet cat culture and dog culture.
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The Best Day
(album)
1
— A Taylor Swift song listened to on repeat by someone fearing their father's death.
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Her Loss
(album)
1
— Drake's album interpreted as revealing his nihilistic despair and death wish beneath surface-level commercial rap
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The Price of Privilege
(book)
1
— Book by Madeline Levine examining how wealthy teenagers and college students in the Bay Area are more likely to lack sen...
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Madeline Levine
(person)
1
— Therapist and author who works with wealthy teenagers in the Bay Area and wrote about how privilege can lead to lack of ...
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KMFDM
(album)
1
— Industrial music band mentioned in discussion of a desired industrial music renaissance among younger audiences
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Industrial music
(concept)
1
— Music genre discussed as deserving a revival given current trends in hyper pop and nu metal
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Stan Rogers
(person)
1
— Canadian folk musician whose song 'The Mary Ellen Carter' about a shipwreck helped save a man's life during an actual sh...
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The Mary Ellen Carter
(album)
1
— Song by Stan Rogers about a shipwreck that literally helped save a shipwreck survivor's life by motivating him to keep f...
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Marine Electric
(place)
1
— Ship that sank in 1983 during a storm, where a survivor credited Stan Rogers' song with helping him survive hypothermia
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