Dammit, do I have to buy a fur suit now?
this post was submitted on 26 Jan 2025
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Devs have to get striped thigh highs.
Admins have to get fur suits.
Users have to grow a beard and pony tail.
Home-labbers must choose two from the above.
Them's the rules.
Okay, got the beard and pony tail, so if I don't want to be itchy, it's thigh highs.
Question: are my little pony stockings acceptable, or do they have to be hello kitty themed?
MLP is only acceptable if you also call yourself "anon" and regularly browse 4chan.
Hello kitty is preferred, but any Sanryo character is perfectly valid.
Dammit.
Wait! Is rainbow bright an acceptable compromise?
Of course
Yay!
I think you are forgetting that most home-labbers probably can't afford to get a fur suit due to their homelab.
Source: Am home-labber
No no no, Homelabbers must get an italian suit & a pair of sun-glasses cuz they're chads
Woo thigh highs, beard and pony tail here I come!
You mean you don't own one already??
Well, I've been faking it by running around naked all the time. Benefit of being half sasquatch.
You're furry final boss
Seriously, I want that purple fur suit now. Where can I buy one?
No...
-t if you already have one!:-P
No, you can rent-to-own, if you'd prefer.
Isn't that kinda like borrowing a used condom?
Not that I'm complaining, I've done that a few times in emergencies
You've done what now?
Ah, you know how it is. You get all frisky, but you forgot to pick up a box. So, your homie pulls theirs off, you turn it inside out and go to it.
I most certainly do not know how this specific thing is xD
I will say however, you took the saying "Improvise, Adapt, Overcome" to heart haha
It's more like bowling shoes. They spray them down with something that kills the germs.
But that would just kill me!
I don't understand the linux/programming socks meme though. I've met way more overweight, unshaven, smelly nerds than people wearing striped socks anywhere. At one convention there was one single person with cat ears, but that was it. Where does this association even come from when it's so rare (at least in my experience)?
It's more of an association in the opposite direction in my experience. A very low percentage of the Linux using ppl I know are trans, but a surprisingly high percentage of the trans fems I know use Linux.
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