Comments by "Charles M." (@charlesm.2604) on "penguinz0" channel.

@hollyroom4503 See that's also how I feel. It's not about money either, I want to make sure we get along and we vibe but it's hard to do when you are sitting at a table eating a nice serving of lobster and you have to save the apparences. It feels easier/more straight forward to go for casual dates where you'll get to show yourself and your personality when you meet people in real life instead of dating apps. Never managed to seal a date on a dating app either so it might be a me issue. I'm a co-owner of Supabase and I currently work as a devops engineer at DigitalOcean so safe to say money isn't a problem. Hell, we could go to the Bahamas for a first date if that's what we feel like. I just don't want to speed up a relationship just for it to end miserably and up looking like a fool or have to sit awkwardly making up excuses to leave because we can't get along. At the end of the day just do what your guts tell you. If you think she/he is the right girl/guy and you can have a good time regardless of how it ends, why not ?
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@buysncharge I feel like that's kinda agreed upon beforehand though. Maybe that's just a Europe thing but here we clearly know what will go down when we take someone out. There is the "let's fuck around and have a good time" and the "im horny, you're horny, let's make it work"
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@buysncharge When you put it that way it makes sense. You can still enjoy the meal. Fuck manners, I'm trying to find out if the person is drama or cool not if she gives the paw when the waiter asks type shit but ay it's important to have some class.
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@zodiestones735 Who are you directing this to ? I think I've been pretty realistic and fair throughout this thread.
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@hollyroom4503 I mean that's Tinder I wouldn't expect much more. Sucks that you clearly said prior what your intentions were but it's nice to hear at least one guy listened. Hope you guys enjoy your time on that date. 😊
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@zodiestones735 What if you care deeply about your job so you dedicate a ton of time to it early on and your efforts are rewarded with financial compensations, would you refuse it ? I still live a simple life, I wear the same clothes, I live in the same studio apartment, I drive the same motorcycle and most importantly I still work a job I love with people I enjoy working with. Nothing else changed. Except I sold some of my shares to purchase my mother her retirement home in Spain so it wasn't even to spurge myself. It kinda sucks that people have this animosity towards you when they learn you have dough. People love to make assumptions. I don't mean this in a negative way but when you write those kinds of comments it sounds like you have a superiority complex, "I strive for bigger and better things than you" when in reality all the dude said was that he liked good food and museums. That's not vanity.
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@josha254 My 4 years old nephew has a plushy of that monster and he uses it as his sleeping buddy. He can't fall asleep without hugging that shit. It's weirdly wholesome. But, ay, at least my sister can sleep with peace I guess. As long as she isn't letting him watch horror shit or play the actual game it's not a big deal.
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@snoozeysloth3357 Well they are trying to imply that only kids would be watching videos around the game so he's a creep for thrusting his camera at an underage audience and Speed's fans are defending him in the replies saying that FNAF is a horror game so only adults were watching the stream when it happened. My take that nobody asked for: 1) FNAF is a kid geared franchise. 2) Speed knows it. 3) Speed isn't a creep for thrusting his camera. 4) Speed is obnoxious and trashy for thrusting his camera. 5) Blame parents for letting their children watch Speed. 6) Make fun of Speed for being obnoxious and trashy. 7) Move on.
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He's probably a leech and will never work a day in life
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 @aniketarun6061 The only exception is on r/Asmongold
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@UCWmkVWr7gHzHiEkTn_5JwzQ As long as people don't normalize it I don't think it's going to be an issue.
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 @imb34r To be fair copyright claims are not violent or traumatizing.
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@asuuna7412 Are you really trying to argue that getting a video copyright claimed is as traumatic of an event for a YouTuber as a little kid getting weapons drawn to their heads, seeing people running and crying, seeing their parent helpless with violent criminals shouting to employees and threatening to kill people ? Dawg I'm not trying to defend this scum, he stole money, he should do time + reimburse it, but this type of crime doesn't have the same consequences on innocent people as a whole bank robbery.
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@asuuna7412 By the way I hope you realize the majority of that money would have never been in the pockets of the YouTubers they got stolen from. An "intellectual property agency" would have striked those down with their automatic bots, the authority wouldn't have done anything if anyone else but Hollywood was to get stolen from. We all remember the early 2000s piracy scene, they had entire special forces raids to take down young kids who leaked songs on chat rooms. It's all about that sweet Hollywood industry.
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@imb34r Yeah I get that. All I'm saying is logically since the consequences of the crime are lower the punishment should be lower too.
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You need to for look for these to find it though. You need the proper tools AND the actual onion link since there are no search engines (well, there are search engines and onion mirror of clearnet search engines but they don't index illegal shit). The deep web is mostly a bunch of scams or baits and the only "legit" use is either tin foil andies spewing theories on forums or journalists investigating these tin foils andies. There are also trolls but they are no differents than the ones on Discord and Reddit.
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