Rooskie91
@Rooskie91@discuss.online
- Comment on A Memory From the 90s 7 hours ago:
Talking with your crush and realizing you’ve wrapped yourself in the cord so you have to twirl around like an awkward balarina just to hang up (and your crush totally heard you do that, too you idiot).
- Comment on A reminder that modern scientific publishing was pioneered by Ghislaine Maxwell's father, Robert Maxwell 3 days ago:
Came to post this.
- Comment on power generator 4 days ago:
Personally, I like the mirror plants that use the suns energy to superheat salt.
And then use that to boil water. /s
For real, what China is doing with PVs is pretty fucking cool.
- Comment on what’s your best “nitric acid acts upon trousers” moment? 1 week ago:
Fun side hypothesis proven by this experiment: Everything is made of fossil fuels (especially if this took place in America).
- Comment on [deleted] 1 week ago:
Being a pessimist is great because you’re either right or pleasantly surprised.
- Comment on [deleted] 2 weeks ago:
Girls: “But I poop from there!”
Fake men: “Ew gross”
Real men: “Not right now you don’t!”
- Comment on Mike 2 weeks ago:
He’s on another level with puns like that.
- Comment on Ken Griffin vows to 'double down' on Miami move, says NYC 'doesn't welcome success' 2 weeks ago:
Good, leave.
- Comment on First the frogs turned gay and now this 4 weeks ago:
Lol, animals are starting the revolution because Americans won’t.
- Comment on food safety is a serious matter 5 weeks ago:
The government doesn’t want you to know this but if you take raw milk and heat it gently for a brief period of time, it becomes safe to drink.
- Comment on New Dune trailer or Something. I don't know. 5 weeks ago:
It’s called Egypt.
- Comment on Boom 5 weeks ago:
Rain happens without thunder all the time tho
- Comment on The Struggle 1 month ago:
More like “life is a Piss-on” amirite
- Comment on I'm sure it'll be fine! 1 month ago:
I program for ships (the water kind) and buddy, you ain’t seen nothin’. I’m talking server infrastructure from 1991. Spaghetti code from the 80’s. I had a program that had to run on a dos box, and we had to replace the whole thing because the original developer fucking DIED and no one could read his shit.
- Comment on EU vs USA 1 month ago:
Haha yeah you guys sure did a good job at standing up to those brexit blokes!
- Comment on not so free thinking now are we? 1 month ago:
My knee is a free thinker, too.
- Comment on [deleted] 1 month ago:
Or, yah know, you’re prude.
- Comment on Anon has anxiety 2 months ago:
That’s not true. It sounds like you’re confusing nicotine with caffeine. Nicotine is often credited with “taking the edge off” when in reality, that “edge” is a result of nicotine withdrawal.
Caffeine blocks the receptors that react to a chemical the body releases when it’s tired. You’re right that it doesn’t give you more energy, but it does stop you from feeling by tired.
Out of all the common legal drugs (nicotine, alcohol, THC) caffeine actually provides some of the best benefits with least intrusive drawbacks.
- Comment on Everytime 2 months ago:
I mean you have trees, so they’re mostly on the balcony. I live in a large city (not many trees) of mostly row homes, and they’re on like every window of the side of the houses that face the sun. Not just patios.
- Comment on Everytime 2 months ago:
Awning. They’re a great way to reduce the need for AC by providing shade in treeless regions.
- Comment on Fr Fr 2 months ago:
Idk man indoor plumbing is pretty neat.
- Comment on American Foreign Policy 2 months ago:
Same! Here’s the video for anyone wanting to relive it.
- Comment on Judge scolds Mark Zuckerberg's team for wearing Meta glasses to social media trial - CBS News 2 months ago:
You either die a start up or live long enough to see yourself become Google.
- Comment on The sun is a deadly laser... 3 months ago:
If that blows your mind then think about this: As the universe expanded after the Big Bang, it cooled from unimaginably high temperatures. In principle, this suggest that there could have been a very short window much later, tens of millions of years after the Big Bang, when the background temperature of the entire universe was capable of sustaining life everywhere. Some physicists have suggested this might have created a brief, universe-wide “habitable epoch,” though this remains theoretical.
I’m not an expert, so this is probably not a muture understanding, but it’s cool to imagine a universe where life was incredibly abundant.
- Comment on I've wondered since I was a youngin 3 months ago:
Cycles of violence.
- Comment on Anon goes to therapy 3 months ago:
Yeah OP should say “1 therapist is useless”.
- Comment on Sigourney Weaver and Alan Rickman at the Galaxy Quest premiere in 1999 4 months ago:
RELEASE THE DIRECTORS CUT!!
- Comment on another Freud meme for the day 4 months ago:
What are you, meme ICE?
- Comment on Let them fight 4 months ago:
It really is the hunger games.
- Comment on A swing and a miss 5 months ago:
This guy must listen to RAtM and be like “I don’t get it, work forces, burn crosses, this metaphor doesn’t make sense!”