I'mma leave this up since I'm late to the party on this one and there's already a discussion, but in the future please remember rule #2 and phrase all post titles in the form of a question. This is like Jeopardy! ;)
On that note, if everyone is on board and copacetic, I say go for it and you deserve some mad props for pulling that off.
In my experience, drunk texting an ex is never a good idea, but it takes different strokes to move the world.
Andrew Jackson did something similar during his own presidency, but it was the supreme court he told to fuck off.
Essentially, he wanted to relocate all the native Americans west of the Mississippi river. Well, the native Americans did what every other American does and they sued the U.S. Government. When the court ruled in favor of the Indians, Andy Jackson basically said, "fuck you, I'm gonna do it anyways."
If I'm following correctly, 11:19AM seems like it's a long ways off from 5PM when you haven't even had your lunch break yet. But then 4:00PM rolls around and THE FINAL COUNTDOWN starts where you only have ONE HOUR left in your workday.
I dunno, that's just my interpretation. Just riffing at this point.
In my experience, it was a great way to kill a lot of brain cells really fast in exchange for a weird, strange trip.
Don't do it.
Okay, so, here me out.
I ain't no fancy neuroscience PHD major or nothin', but...
Back in the day I was really into the band Radiohead and I was smoking a lot of...well, let's just say "the Devil's Lettuce".
Radiohead released an album called Kid A and it was absolutely phenomenal. Well, sure as shit, someone on the internet found out something really interesting about that album. If you played two separate copies of that album from two different audio sources, and you started one copy precisely 17 seconds after the first, it would create some really trippy harmonic sounds and audio effects. It was dubbed Kid 17 by a small cadre of fans.
I know this isn't necessarily an answer to your question, but just a personal anecdote. I feel like it's kind of relevant here.
Jimmy Buffet reference...nice...
I'd like to believe that congress would never allow him to change the constitution and subvert due process, but you just never know what might happen with this guy.
Non-paywall link?
Content moderation isn't necessarily a bad thing. Just be glad Reddit and Lemmy are transparent about it unlike certain Musk and Zuck-owned websites...
Nice. Office Space reference.