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27 Clichéd transfem. Poly cuddle slut. Nonsexual little. Frequent meower. Kinky pervert. I pee myself a lot. I reject my own dignity.
I contribute code somewhere, but I forgot where.
I like to be referred to as "kitten" or "little one". You can do that if you want and it'll make me happy but it's not a requirement (also don't use the latter in adult contexts)
formerly @me@elizabeth.cat
"a pervert who lost control over their life"
Location
Europe
Birthday
1999-03-02
Pronouns
they/them (EN)
Pronounsthey/them, although fem terms are also good
Spain ramblings, public transportyes, this too, it's not at all a thing limited to Madrid. you could promise someone the nicest normal speed tracks so they can have nicer, more frequent metropolitan/regional travel (and maybe just connect to places with high-speed tracks), but as long as they don't get 300km/h (350km/h now) tracks to their doorstep, they won't care
Spain ramblings, public transportand yes, this is just an F1 circuit, which in the grand scheme of things is... irrelevant
but it's the exact same approach people have with everything, and specially transport
back at the beginning of the century, when Spain was drowning in new money from the construction bubble, every place also started investing a lot in infrastructure. which is good! except, no one really cared about what they were actually building, just about having it
so, for instance, in Madrid itself, the regional government started just bringing subway lines to every corner of the region, anywhere they could imagine, because, you know, living in a city with a subway system, fancy. it even got to a point where they started talking about "the right to have subway"
so now we ended up with a bunch of towns with these gigantic stations, where subways half as long as the platform stop every bunch of minutes, when maybe just a proper bus (or tram!) network connecting a single commuter rail station would have worked even better.
but of course, it doesn't matter, because all these people didn't actually want efficient public transport, they wanted subway. because if the town down the road has it, why are we going to have less than that? it's our right after all
Spain ramblingsthis weekend there was the F1 Spanish GP, in a new circuit in Madrid
beyond all the corruption that will probably be uncovered in some years and how much public funds will be lost because if this: the race was awfully boring. there were only 4 overtakes in all the race. for reference, Monaco's GP, a race held in narrow streets between buildings and cliffs, had 10.
so, yeah, awful boring race. but how? if we had all the cool stuff? street circuits are fancy and usually interesting, so ours surely should have been too (even if we didn't even bother making actual overtaking points). and our crown jewel, "La Monumental", a banked corner! and not only that, but the biggest one we could have imagined! big is always good, so why did nothing actually happen in this corner?
yeah, we didn't bother making it so the rest of the circuit adapted to it, so the drivers always arrived to it with too little speed and at the end there was a heavy braking zone, but we gave it a flamboyant name, and paid every commentator and influencer to say it at least a bunch of times, surely that should have worked
that being said, we do get cell broadcast alerts in the areas where serious rainfalls (or any natural disasters) are expected. they usually end up being underwhelming tho
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