Pavel @spavel.bsky.social · 17hYou just don't get it. The technology is always improving - pouring river water in your socks is getting easier and faster and cheaper every year.6:53 PM · Oct 15, 2026 721138
Parsingphase @parsingphase.dev · 17h↪ Replying to @spavel.bsky.socialNever gonna get investment that way. 010
speck @notkaspeck.bsky.social · 16h↪ Replying to @spavel.bsky.socialunless you live on the Rio Grande, now known as the Rio Pequeño. No water for a a good chunk of the year. 250
LurkyMcLurk @lurkymclurk.bsky.social · 16h↪ Replying to @spavel.bsky.socialNever been quicker … until tomorrow 020
5,000 Epstein Files for Every American Adult @tobellz.bsky.social · 16h↪ Replying to @spavel.bsky.socialI've made a machine that pours river water into your socks at a much faster rate than doing it yourself. for the low low price of 50 cents per sock, you can pour river water into a thousand socks every minute. 170
Pat-HEX-myth (love, with a routing number) @patri.xyz · 16h↪ Replying to @spavel.bsky.socialtoilet water isn't free, but it's a lot easier and faster. - soxxmaxxing 020
Staffars Serier @staffars.bsky.social · 16h↪ Replying to @spavel.bsky.socialBut where will I find a river? I could of course walk across the bridge crossing the river and perhaps find a river on the other side. This bears thinking about. 000
NP-Complete (aka Nellification) @np-complete.bsky.social · 15h↪ Replying to @spavel.bsky.socialYou'll get left behind if you don't start pouring river water in your socks! Think of all the time and labor it will save you! 000
