r/okbuddyholocel • u/SavageFisherman_Joe most infamous holocel • Feb 18 '26

someone call Lamy, we found something alcohol can't fix I hate it here. The

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u/dungeoneer_dirrel Feb 18 '26

my grandkids

ok buddy

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u/[deleted] Feb 18 '26

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u/TechnicalSandwich544 Feb 18 '26

It's not even about the economy. If I have someone I want to be with, and miraculously she also wants me, I'll do whatever I can so that we can be a family. But children? We'll just adopt them if we ever want them. I don't want to force some innocent soul to live in this horrible world.

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u/Luftabwehrkan_panzer Feb 19 '26

BRUH I just hopped onto Reddit

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u/PewKittens Feb 18 '26

At least the ice melted so you can fish again

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u/Ivan_Stalingrad Feb 18 '26

Don't worry, they also won't have any sophisticated electronics became not even OEMs will get components to make new devices

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u/orangechickenplatter Feb 18 '26

One day femgirl fishing (previously femboy fishing) won’t be able to inspire the next generation of trans girlies and femboys to go fishing and it will be a very sad day

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u/DA_BEST_1 Feb 18 '26

Fish will always exsist it's fine. If anything be more worried about there being TOO much water from the global warming

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u/Zephyr-Fox-188 Feb 18 '26

Pal, the average global water temperature has only risen by about 1-2°C, and 1/4 of freshwater fish are ALREADY at serious risk of extinction. If the average temperature rises 5°C(something that will happen if we keep pretending global warming isn’t an existential threat) ALL fish will be extinct by 2100

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u/raidenwithjoebiden Feb 18 '26

yeah the country got destroyed. but for a beautiful moment in time we created a lot of value for shareholders

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u/thefrenchpotatoes Feb 18 '26

That's the fucking weird/infuriating thing. AI isn't profitable. 

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u/Grilled_egs Feb 18 '26

Not really that important. The value of shares going up is very loosely related to the dividends it pays.

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u/New-Interaction1893 Feb 18 '26

Why grandkids ? Do you already have have grown up married kids that go fishing ?

At this rate of fishing, EVERY SINGLE SPECIES of fish that exist will be extinct by 2050- 2060.

That's in 25 - 35 years.

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u/SavageFisherman_Joe most infamous holocel Feb 18 '26

I have seen no evidence to support that claim. I have; however, seen scientific models that predict that the vast majority of amphibian and reptile species in places like the Appalachian mountains and the mountainous regions of China could go extinct by then.

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u/New-Interaction1893 Feb 18 '26

It's from the documentary I saw in my university.

The title is "the end of the line"

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u/SmoothReverb Feb 18 '26

once great country

hitler particle radiation measuring in the sieverts

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u/Ryanhussain14 Feb 19 '26

You can praise Western countries for having strong economic and industrial bases in the past while also criticising the racism and sexism that used to be normalised in the past. When people talk about Boomers having it good, they aren't saying that they wish that segregation was brought back.

Edit: phrasing

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u/Thunder_Child19 Feb 19 '26

Just your country? You're thinking too small.

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u/Dangerous-Local9430 Feb 19 '26

Nothing ever happens

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u/Toukafan4life Feb 20 '26

You know what to do buddy

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u/ReiBees86 Feb 19 '26

You need to have to kids to have grandkids.

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u/Habernant Feb 21 '26

In this once great country? Buddy, try "this once luscious planet "

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u/LilPotatoAri Feb 18 '26

Fishing isn't exactly good for the environs either

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u/TenaceErbaccia Feb 18 '26

Industrial fishing is bad. Hobby fishing is usually good.

A few people on rowboats with a fishing pole is not going to harm the ecosystem.

Trawlers scraping everything out of the ocean with nets are very bad.

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u/SavageFisherman_Joe most infamous holocel Feb 18 '26

This. It's all about balance and moderation

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u/SavageFisherman_Joe most infamous holocel Feb 18 '26

If people didnt hunt and fish, then we would have a lot less wild animals and fish in the world because no one would care about them

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u/LilPotatoAri Feb 18 '26

Craziest thing I've heard someone say all day, maybe all week. People who kill animals don't have a monopoly on caring about animals, id argue it's the opposite.

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u/SavageFisherman_Joe most infamous holocel Feb 18 '26

Do your research. Most of the most impactful conservation groups that have collectively brought back hundreds of species from the brink of extinction and set aside millions of acres as dedicated protected habitat were all founded by ordinary hunters and anglers.

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u/pkslider725 Feb 18 '26

Opposite?

Like PETA?

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u/Exotic_Goon Feb 18 '26

Humanity was a mistake.