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[Neonivek]

Every other day here at the office some technician shows up because he needs to fix the copy machine.  I wonder if that's code for something.

Given how often I've noticed those things break down at my school... it might be code for "Copy machines suck!"

[Rolan7]

Ahh yes the most easily controlled and manipulated specie in all the Galaxy!

Gay People!

Well yeah, the plan "failed" utterly
Being infertile was supposed to make them dependent on humanity I guess, except that they were supergeniuses so that didn't work (once they got free).

Honestly being gay wasn't even an official part of their backstory, just hinted at and later confirmed by word of god.  Presumably it was a mercy thing, since they were (probably) all male...  And they weren't supposed to have relationships with "real" humans.  Being slaves.  Yeah, there's a reason human captains were terrified and ashamed of Androsynth in the war.  Their ships were even particularly effective against Earthling Cruisers.

[nenjin]

Every other day here at the office some technician shows up because he needs to fix the copy machine.  I wonder if that's code for something.

No. Printers really just do suck that much.

[Aklyon]

Printers are arcane at best, and only go down from there on the scale of 'how bad can this get'.

[Teneb]

Just wrote an entire bloody page in my notebook of what are supposed to be "notes" (more like an abridged biography at this point) about Max Weber for a work/paper/whatever for Sociology. How did this happen? And I still need to repeat that for Marx and Durkheim.

[Sergarr]

I'm afraid to ask what these three have in common from the standpoint of Sociology...

[Teneb]

I'm afraid to ask what these three have in common from the standpoint of Sociology...

There is some stuff, but the really important part is that the teacher likes them.

[pisskop]

my sociology professor freely admitted that a return to feudal living would strengthen the cause of socialism and was thus desirable. :|

^{I use him for any academic references I need}

[Bouchart]

Chances are he's expecting to be a noble instead of a hapless serf.  It rarely works out like that.

[Teneb]

I'd... very much like to see/hear why he thinks that would even be the case, mostly out of curiosity.

[Bouchart]

Marxists upset that they have to pay $6 to visit the grave of Karl Marx.

[TempAcc]

Marxists upset that they have to pay $6 to visit the grave of Karl Marx.

Lol good.

[ggamer]

when did listening to and taking trolls seriously become an actual thing that everyone does

like to the point where some people are driven to suicide because like eight white ten year old girls start up the fuckin witch hunt

[Loud Whispers]

I'm afraid to ask what these three have in common from the standpoint of Sociology...

Nothing. Humanities in Western education are nonetheless bound in them for political reasons.

[Reelya]

Marxists upset that they have to pay $6 to visit the grave of Karl Marx.

Lol good.

It's ironic that the Marxist in the article who refused to pay the upkeep fee for Marx's cemetary makes his money selling socialist newspapers :-} He said it should be free to go see Marx, so shouldn't he give away his newspaper free as well?

Though from the article, more educated Marxists actually support the fee as common sense, since "everything should be given away free" isn't part of Marxism anyway. No, under Marxism (not the Soviet version), you provide labour, and your labour is rewarded with it's fair value. Things cost what they cost.