Reminded me that swans can be gay . <| sep |> Maryland wins in my book . You HAVE to be the toughest to grow up in between DC and Baltimore . <| sep |> I keep feeling this way and then I keep remembering that I have 45 million bits so I don ' t exactly need more shops . <| sep |> To be honest , I was a bit misleading in my statement . Limons are limons , the differentiation comes largely in the context . That said , in my years of cooking I have only heard the color applied to limes . <| sep |> You ' re also an adult and hopefully don ' t whine about stupid shit anymore . <| sep |> Mk , so no Inside Out . I haven ' t seen Up , should I watch it ? Aw , poor baby . Want a hug ? <| sep |> While not FSF approved persay , Debian testing is 100 % libre including removed binary blobs from the kernel , has a very large userbase , and is kept quite up to date . Just make sure you stick to the main repo only , as the other repos have proprietary software , or software that is entangled with proprietary software in another way for example , an emulator with proprietary BIOS , or libre software that downloads proprietary binaries , such as winetricks . Main is 100 % libre . The Debian team at least for stable also goes out of their way to make as much of the system and packages reproducable from source down to the byte , which means that you can verify that the binary matches the source that is provided . The reason why Debian is not approved by the FSF is because the contrib and nonfree repos the proprietary ones are hosted on the same server and available to people running the system if they choose to enable them . As long as you don ' t enable them , proprietary software will not touch your computer .