phdepressed
@phdepressed@sh.itjust.works
- Comment on Porn button might actually be runner-up to Esc. 3 days ago:
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P keyboard
- Comment on Every morning when I read the latest news 2 weeks ago:
What movie?
- Comment on If everyone goes to baseball games by car and everyone gets wasted like Randy Marsh, how do people get home? 3 weeks ago:
Nope, still ~same amount of beer. A us pint is only 16oz which is only 473ml.
- Comment on GARBAGEOLOGY 4 weeks ago:
I think we already did reputation wise. Economically, give it a bit longer cause I think we’re playing great depression 2: techie boogaloo.
- Comment on Indian cinema chain sued by film-goer over lengthy pre-film ads 4 weeks ago:
This opens up further lawsuits from anyone else who feels the same way though.
- Comment on Indian cinema chain sued by film-goer over lengthy pre-film ads 4 weeks ago:
If you aren’t coinciding with a popular movie that has just been released I’ve never had an issue.
- Comment on Maybe I should live next to a blueberry farm or something. 4 weeks ago:
Driscoll sucks anyway.
- Comment on Funny this never made it into a James Taylor song 1 month ago:
I toast my sandwiches. So yes, in a manner of speaking yes.
- Comment on Funny this never made it into a James Taylor song 1 month ago:
It’s not even cooked after?
- Comment on How long before Trusk/Mump try to introduce Droit du seigneur? 1 month ago:
Unfortunately, viagra exists.
- Comment on Patch this Bish! 1 month ago:
We used to do the vitamin c but then were like its too easy to get elsewhere why bother.
- Comment on Does anyone actually know what MAGA all agree they are getting out of all this? 1 month ago:
They’re a cult, everyone within the cult implicitly agrees on the reality that matches what the leader(s) say regardless of what the leader does. There are many pipelines into the cult, gamers/incels, being an outcast for some reason, the general shitty state of things, etc they all lead to a desire for things to be better in some way. The leader promises this and everyone in the cult agrees that following the leader will fix these things somehow. If the leader does something contrary it is justified simply by saying that you as not the leader don’t understand. There’s 5d chess being played and while you’re awesome and good with 4d chess because you’re in the cult only the leader and some of the higher ups know the 5d strategy. Don’t worry and trust the leader. Drink the Flavor aid, your kids and friends already did.
- Comment on An independent voter explains why they chose a moronic, oligarcho-fascist demagogue over Joe Biden (c. November 2020) [Day 58] 1 month ago:
Blue is only ok with 1 external genocide and there was a possibility of pressuring Blue to be a decent human. Red is starting an internal genocide while supporting 2+ external genocides. Red would start another genocide just to be contrarian. With no other options less genocide is a fairly simple choice over more genocide. Not choosing less genocide allows more genocide. Congrats the blood is up to your knees and rising instead of just your ankles.
- Comment on Anon has casual sex 2 months ago:
It is quite far from the default. That’s just a perception issue. Most young adults aren’t even having sex much less casual sex. Like sure tinder exists but it is primarily a fwb generator, not a meet someone new to fuck every day (at least for most people).
- Comment on The thing about the 80s is that all these people were under 18. 2 months ago:
A lot of times the smoke just turned them that color…
- Comment on Help me out: which looks better for the Duck - the neck tie or the bow tie? 2 months ago:
Split the difference, bolo tie
- Comment on It's absolutely true. 2 months ago:
The disrespect to Data. I expect better of lemmings.
- Comment on this is controllable now: guy has moving robot messing with stuff in his house and blabbering TTS under internet control 2 months ago:
Because they made this instead of cleaning or doing home projects.
- Comment on There is a fee to close my HSA account 2 months ago:
After 65 they don’t audit what you withdraw for.
- Comment on Anon goes on holiday 2 months ago:
Yellowstone is good if you actually hike and do the physical things. If you only do the geyser paths and driving it is hard to be away from a crowd. And so many idiots trying to get close to wild animals (╯°□°)╯︵ ┻━┻
Honestly, that’s the case for most of the more famous national parks but Yellowstone and Grand Canyon are the ones that get a surplus due to their worldwide fame.
That said I still count it as a place every American should visit and think it’s worth a visit. If you really want to reduce the other people, visit in winter but some things may not be available but some other things are.
- Comment on There is a fee to close my HSA account 2 months ago:
FSAs do depend on you kinda predicting or hedging bets against your own health since they only last the year. You can also use them to buy certain health/exercise equipment though.
HSAs can often be invested (in stock market) thus act like an IRA with extra tax avoidance if you manage not to use it for long enough. It’s counter to the stated purpose but it’s basically better to not withdraw or reimburse from it unless you need to.
Deductibles are Deductibles. How much you have to pay before insurance “kicks in”. There are per visit deductibles and yearly deductibles which are as they sound. HSAs are only available to plans with high deductibles. FSAs are available to plans that aren’t just high deductible.
- Comment on There is a fee to close my HSA account 2 months ago:
That’s FSAs.
HSA funds continue growing so long as you aren’t using them. If you’re healthy and actually middle class or better they act as a 3rd retirement vehicle, since after 65 you can use it for whatever and they don’t penalize you.
- Comment on Wanna play a game? (please don't call osha) 2 months ago:
Not if you need to stir it.
- Comment on Anon doesn't like spears 3 months ago:
Most spears didnt have rounded spikes so you could still slash with them. Using the pole to whack people with was also common. They’re more like bladed staffs than anything else.
- Comment on No one showed up to his party 3 months ago:
Triple when they convinced you to throw a party even though you know people won’t show. Happy 18th birthday, where are your friends?
- Comment on steal his look 3 months ago:
Wouldn’t a rental be traceable through simple billing unless it was stolen?
- Comment on What was going on in England in the 1970s to give Monty Python so much comedy fodder that is still relevant today? 3 months ago:
That’s a very abrahamic religious centric view. No fault divorce existed in the latter Roman empire, and was in certain Norse communities and other “pagan”/heathen societies the world over.
- Comment on Bayeians 3 months ago:
Yes
- Comment on Scientists suck at naming and abbreviating stuff 3 months ago:
I am a sci fi reader but maybe my scientist side showing but I like the Trappist name. The fact that real scientific names are sometimes “stupid” or weird I think makes out easier.
I mean like Southern blots had a name behind them, Edward Southern. Northern and Western blots were just named as a sort of joke about it. Naming doesn’t have to be serious and rarely is by those within the community. So many congressional bills have long obtuse names because someone chose an word or phrase for it and then made the title acronyms spell it.
- Comment on Causes of Death in London (1623) 3 months ago:
All the poxes, consumption, measles, etc are all standard vaccinations in any decent country.