SLVRDRGN
@SLVRDRGN@lemmy.world
- Comment on He's an arborist 17 hours ago:
This was my process exactly!
- Comment on amazon can afford to treat its workers with dignity 2 weeks ago:
I’m glad to read those words from you. My wife and I are trying to envision and do our part as well. Small steps, humble as they may be, are always the start to anything great that’s ever been done, no? :)
- Comment on amazon can afford to treat its workers with dignity 4 weeks ago:
Out of curiosity, where do you live? I’ve not shopped at any of these stores in at least a decade.
- Comment on amazon can afford to treat its workers with dignity 4 weeks ago:
Great, you’ve outlined the work that’s needed. To quote a fave movie of mine: “‘It’s not possible’. ‘No, it’s necessary’.”
- Comment on Miss me 1 month ago:
I have quite the similar tale. And that was that for me as well.
- Comment on Wake up sheeple 1 month ago:
What HeroicBillyBishop said :)
- Comment on Lmao 1 month ago:
There’s also the Dark Forest hypothesis - the idea that maybe many alien civilizations exist out there but stay silent because revealing themselves would make them targets/prey to a more high-tech hostile civilization.
- Comment on Wake up sheeple 1 month ago:
Why would that be any different over land? Wouldn’t they land in government-controlled land? The conspiracy isn’t unique to water… or am I missing something?
- Comment on Dumb glasses 2 months ago:
You mean you can’t tell the difference between someone visibly recording you and someone recording you with a hidden camera? You feel like both of those are the same thing?
- Comment on there is a special place in hell for these scientists 2 months ago:
Trump is still alive - he can and should be punished for his crimes. I don’t know what makes him special that he should never be.
- Comment on Also, in my state, all the drivers are the worst 3 months ago:
Pennsylvania drivers take the cake. NJ is a mishmash.
- Comment on Atmospheric Slapping Tournament 3 months ago:
The result is the same and it’s not because the trees are shy.
- Comment on The sun is a deadly laser... 3 months ago:
I forget sometimes that while space isvery cold, it’s also an incredible insulator.
- Comment on Why does most American's give shit to the French when if not for them we would have lost the revolution? 3 months ago:
I’d venture to say most Americans wouldn’t know any of this, or think about this, when giving France shit.
- Comment on Three dinosaurs in a trenchcoat 3 months ago:
I heard the whole thing in this guy’s voice Image
- Comment on Man posts his incorrect opinion online 3 months ago:
What does this comment even mean?
- Comment on 3 months ago:
(Can’t tell if you did that on purpose)
- Comment on Why I gave up electronics club 3 months ago:
Man, this one is a good one.
- Comment on Why do some car lovers oppose bike infrastructure, when more bikes would mean fewer cars on the road? 4 months ago:
#suckstobethem
- Comment on Denominator, go Mercator 4 months ago:
- Comment on Sad Ganymede noises 4 months ago:
It’s likely most of us Americans don’t know about this fun fact.
- Comment on What common American habits do people find quietly annoying? 4 months ago:
Perhaps, but America is known to export their “culture”.
- Comment on What common American habits do people find quietly annoying? 4 months ago:
In America, juice and jelly have the same sugar and fake ingredient contents.
- Comment on What common American habits do people find quietly annoying? 4 months ago:
Thinking cheaper automatically means you’re getting more value out of something, (example: I got this whole cake that can feed 10 people for $15 bucks!) ignoring the quality of that thing.
Thinking something expensive automatically means you’re getting something of better quality (example: This bottle of wine is over $100. It’s definitely better than one that uses much better methods of wine production that only costs $20).
Basically, my beef is with Americans having little sense of discernment and/or lack of good taste.
- Comment on Aldo Leopold was right. 4 months ago:
So was Wendell Berry.
- Comment on Sea Level 5 months ago:
I’ve always thought this about Opal stone. It looks like a made up stone from an alien planet.
- Comment on Attitudes 5 months ago:
which always reminded me of the way it was done on old pirate ships
Hey - that’s a neat way of thinking about it!
- Comment on Shut up science!! 5 months ago:
- Comment on Pika Pika 5 months ago:
Oh they brought a lot of love alright
- Comment on 6 months ago:
That’s the wording a lot of other people would use, I’d say. I wouldn’t be able to put together a PC, and most people I know are like that. I have maybe two cousins that can. But we’d probably all agree that plug-and-play means that you buy something and it works just like that. For example, a refrigerator is likely plug and play, because you don’t expect to have to put together the components to make it work. You just plug it in and it works.
