Dasus
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- Comment on Is The Last of Us just The Walking Dead with but with mushrooms? 7 hours ago:
- Comment on Why do a majority of nation's flags use the rectangular shape except Nepal? 1 day ago:
- Comment on not being able to experience a full-body-orgasm is just another example of the sad male reality. 2 days ago:
As far as i understand male people can only experience it anally, but even that requires training. Because it is so difficult to achieve, it feels impossible.
- Comment on Think Bold 6 days ago:
- Comment on Think Bold 6 days ago:
Good luck spotting and hitting boar from a helicopter without like extensive thermal vision and and some massive minigun and even then it’s gonna be hard.
Sneaky fuckers running in the undergrowth.
Remember they got Bobby as well
- Comment on Black & White at 25: how Lionhead's hairbrained, stoner-powered game design became the harbinger of modern AI 6 days ago:
Idk man do you live where hares do? They all constantly look like they’re on meth
- Comment on fur sure 1 week ago:
Yeah I’d agree with most of that.
But honey is a pretty traditional additive to lots of foods, even savoury ones. More common with pork perhaps than beef but still.
And the berries, while being also quite high in sugar, aren’t exactly unhealthy either.
Idk man I just feel like American always has something processed or at least fat dripping off or like bread that’s soaked in fat. This hasn’t got anything processed.
- Comment on Black & White at 25: how Lionhead's hairbrained, stoner-powered game design became the harbinger of modern AI 1 week ago:
In B&W you played a god essentially, and you’d have a sort of pet. Not your avatar, but something independent that you had to sort of slightly motivate to do things.
It probably had some “AI” in it and the author is now trying to assert his ideas led to AI, despite him probably copying as much for his code as any coder today.
I genuinely don’t know I can’t be arsed to open it but I’m guessing something something those lines. Someone will come along and tell me how wrong I was.
- Comment on fur sure 1 week ago:
I don’t think one would necessarily get fat by eating this, even with the drizzle of honey. It’s mostly leanish meat and fruit, that’s not too bad.
And contrary to popular belief one has to be a not-entirely dumb to be able to cook a good steak.
- Comment on fur sure 1 week ago:
I love honey, berries and wouldn’t mind having them with a steak. I’m not American. I often put honey in meaty foods I make. Also I did actually put some bilberry (proper blueberry) based hotsauce as well. And the meat was horse. And again. Not American.
What makes you think they have to be American? I’d understand if it was like spray-cheese or hfcs or even maple syrup, but idk what about this shouts American? Just curious not flaming.
- Comment on The forbidden fourth leche 1 week ago:
- Comment on Anon teaches you about their culture 1 week ago:
Oh that’s the best food culture I could imagine.
I hate it when people overvalue food. I have chronic gastric issues and I’m just so fed up with people trying to feed me or tell me how I’ve not eaten enough.
- Comment on No fear! 1 week ago:
- Comment on No fear! 1 week ago:
Oh sure, I’m not saying it’s just judo or martial arts or anything.
My point is that I’m thankful my mom made my 7-year old ass listen to someone who taught falling safely, as I fell quite frequently. And for some 20 years I did not realise just how strong the effect of the conditioning had been. Which was very good.
I’m sure you’d agree that someone just reading the instructions even if they’re perfect, would have a hard time achieving doing them on the first time. That those kind of things, tucking your chin and exhaling on impact, really only become familiar once you’ve drilled them again and again and again and again. I don’t exactly like repetition, and that judo course as a kid is one of the only things I’ve ever repeated before I was like 27. (Nowadays I do rewatch a lot of shows, I didn’t used to do that)
- Comment on No fear! 1 week ago:
I survived because mom made me take judo at like a rather early age, I think I was like around six or seven. But practicing falling down safely. Ukemi.
Ukemi (受け身) refers to the art of safe falling and breakfalls in Japanese martial arts, such as judo and aikido, literally translating to “receiving body”. It is a critical skill for absorbing the impact of throws or takedowns, protecting the head and body, and ensuring training safety.
Like I didn’t even know I had that skill, but since these electric scooters and bikes and whatnot have come super popular and I’ve owned a few myself, I’ve been in way more falls and crashes than I was as a kid. Even somewhat serious ones.
But I never hit my head, and just found myself on the ground slightly winded.
In one I apparently made it sone 3m into the air, I remember seeing a car drive in front of me and then ground-sky-ground-sky-ground-sky. Luckily the dude wanted to call the cops (as he was blaming me for his wannabe tuned bmw got a bit smashed). Cops came and noted how it wasn’t my fault. The other dude had to pay a few hundred euros to me for ribs and whatnot.
Anyway how I’ve survived, literally, is intuitively shielding my head and falling the right way. Without even knowing it. I just realised after like a half a dozen crashes that it can’t be luck.
I should really start wearing a helmet.
- Comment on One new message! 2 weeks ago:
- Comment on One new message! 2 weeks ago:
You seem like you’d be a genuine arsehole in real life. (Just being honest.)
- Comment on One new message! 2 weeks ago:
I don’t see how that’s too relevant. The comic isn’t about having kids per se. It’s about just giving up kids you’ve already had, which is quite different.
- Comment on A shrubbery! 2 weeks ago:
On a related note, may I suggest “No such thing as fish” as a podcast? From QI-producers been going on since the episode with “no such thing as fish” thing
- Comment on dyk 2 weeks ago:
Again, too vague, and you still have the problem of when.
Also, Google “man wakes up in morgue”, you’ll find tons of documented cases of people waking up at the morgue, because someone was mistaken about them being dead.
Things like that is why necrophilia is generally frowned upon. Even necrophiles probably wouldn’t like to fuck the bodies which are every clearly dead, as in, say, a bloated corpse recovered from water. There’s no mistaking whether someone like that is dead or not.
But someone at the morgue who’s been there less than 24 hours is still possibly alive and definitely a “they” and not an “it”.
- Comment on dyk 2 weeks ago:
- Comment on dyk 2 weeks ago:
Yeah. People aren’t objects. Even if human remains were, you’d have a hard time arguing when a person stops existing without “well once they’ve rotted for a week, they’re definitely not alive.” yeah no shit
- Comment on dyk 2 weeks ago:
Notice how you use the pronoun “they” for what you said is now an object.
- Comment on "That's terror." 2 weeks ago:
Yes, because this definitely requires “in-depth” research, and that’s definitely not you moving the goalposts from “you don’t get it” to “well you might get it now, but you definitely didn’t get it before pouring hard research into it!”
And more futile attempts at personal insults. I was playing Nintendo when you da wasn’t even fertile yet, but I don’t see how that’s relevant to this being a shit “joke”? Ofc you’ll never be able to accept it, because you just have to go where the crowd points. You’re not used to reasoning or explaining things, it’s okay.
- Comment on When you cannot sleep but it's too late to take sleeping pills 2 weeks ago:
Well it should be “tea” in the general form of the word then, as in some plant steeped. Because “tea” is also the name of the tea plant in some contexts. But yes, what you have should be completely caffeine-free per my understanding.
- Comment on When you cannot sleep but it's too late to take sleeping pills 2 weeks ago:
Lately I’ve listened to Star Trek TNG and just yesterday started Voyager. They’re nice because I’ve seen them so many times and they’re usually pretty static from camera angles and dialogue heavy, so it’s fine just listening to them.
- Comment on "That's terror." 2 weeks ago:
Ah yes. That’s why I can address the subject, while you avoid it like the plague. Not because you were wrong, but because you’re worried my ego might get hurt. And this definitely has nothing to do with psychological projection.
So please prove me wrong and tell me what reference I “didn’t get”…? ;>
- Comment on "That's terror." 2 weeks ago:
Sort of. See you feel compelled to reply, but you now realise you were wrong, which you won’t be able to accept.
There’s nothing I didn’t “get”, I just think the “joke” is ass, which it is.
If there’s something I didn’t get, you could prove it by literally just saying it. But you can’t, because it doesn’t exist. Yet despite knowing that, you’re still compelled to reply. I’ve seen kids like you with the exact same tantrum literally hundreds ans hundreds of times over the years.
- Comment on dyk 2 weeks ago:
And calling people objects is why the right is crazy.
If a person drowns and has no heartbeat, is it okay for you to have a quickie with them before the paramedics arrive to save him? Clinically they’re dead, so… by your logic, they’re an object, and never had the ability to consent in the first place, so quickly fucking them up the arse should be a-okay, right?
Or is there like a timer you have for when a person goes from a person to an object, which then retroactively never had personhood anyway? Is it just time, or is it temperature, or as soon as the smell sets in? Some people have been clinically dead for half an hour in cold water before being resuscitated, the cold helping protect from brain damage. And some people smell like dead bodies while alive.
I’m just curious as to your personal criteria.
- Comment on When you cannot sleep but it's too late to take sleeping pills 2 weeks ago:
Just remember to check the entire tea is free of actual tea (black/white/green tea whichever), because while chamomile doesn’t have caffeine, lots of chamomile teas are actually black teas flavoured with chamomile, but also there are obviously tons of herbal chamomile tea mixes without caffeine at all. So those would be preferable for insomniacs
