GalaxyBrain [they/them]

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Cake day: December 27th, 2020

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  • If they weren’t so stingey with prize money they’d probably have more people willing to put on a lil show and spilt the cash but I think it was like $500 which you’d probably get robbed for minuted later cause you are drunk and we’re just in a fight and everyone just saw you get $500 cash. A van full of film gear you can turn around pretty fast makes way more sense no matter how you approach it. Literally if they just paid homeless dudes to backyard wrestle they’d have people lining up to volunteer. It would still be pretty dubious but you could do it in a way that the participants are enjoying themselves. I’ve had many who were or are homeless and I can say with confidence that a lot really like wrestling.

    Just remembered a haloween party at an old punks place who had a barn that a lil hay bail wrestling ring got set up and a dude who was on the streets at the time was there and wrestled under the name Hulk Homeless


  • Wait? That’s the same dude? A friend of mine was homeless back then and the number fight van pulled up where he and his pals were hanging out, the tactic was generally to feed the homeless a LOT of liquor and egg on a fight. From what he says, this didn’t have the greatest success rate and in this case it went how it most often did, people already knew who they were when they rolled up, they’d drink the booze given to them and then kick the shit out of the crew and rob them. Cause of fucking course that would be the most common scenario.






  • IRL anarchists here do like, food not bombs and have built shelters for the homeless cause the city wouldn’t and a all kinds of great stuff. But when they open their mouths they sound exactly like the ones we are allowed to make fun of here. The fake scotsmen if you will. The seemingly online only anarchists. I’ve heard them use tankie as a pejorative before seeing it online and are extremely hostile to Marxist lenninists who are open about it and bring suggestions in line with such thought in conversation or meetings. Pointing out that building insulated sheds for the homeless is great but the city will crack down on them as soon as the first tourist season comes that the government decides covid is over for and also shouldn’t we be using the fact that regular community groups have had to get together to shelter the homeless as a means of shaming the current government? It might make thr current government do something more instead of pretending to build dual power by doing the government’s job for them until it was convenient to tear them down? (Exactly that happened)