rumschlumpel
@rumschlumpel@feddit.org
- Comment on Anon likes Godzilla 24 minutes ago:
AFAIK more in the sense of feeling hot or cold. But IDK, digestive issues and insomnia are also common issues; it seems like whatever triggers autism has more wide-reaching consequences than just different behavior.
- Comment on The facists are right! 2 hours ago:
How long does champagne last before it goes stale or bad? Trump and Putin are pretty old so it probably won’t take that long, but Musk in particular might be a challenge.
- Comment on arriving 10 hours ago:
uncomfortable because you are bundled up
See, this is where you missed the point. Being bundled up feels good, I always wear as much clothing as I can without sweating (unless it’s summer, then sweating is just a fact of life).
- Comment on arriving 10 hours ago:
Who are you to call your december to february more “real” than mine?
- Comment on I Got This Right, Right? 10 hours ago:
Microblog posts? !micro@reddthat.com
- Comment on Spooky Season is approaching. 10 hours ago:
We don’t have spooky season here, I already bought christmas sweets.
- Comment on Anon doesn't enjoy anything 10 hours ago:
It’s a place that sells alcohol. I’m not pro-prohibition or anything like that, but a bar is just not a good place for someone with mental health issues.
- Comment on Anon likes Godzilla 14 hours ago:
Which disability is that? It sure sounds like anon has autism, but while I know that autists have issues with body heat I haven’t heard it described quite like that, yet.
- Comment on Anon doesn't enjoy anything 15 hours ago:
‘going to bars’ doesn’t have organisation and rarely has community, and it encourages problematic drug use which is just about the last thing people like this need. Hobby clubs are much harder to find than churches, and I’d say due to social norms they’re generally not as willing to go into dealing with emotions as churches tend to be. Even if churches are too eager to manipulate you into feeling certain things about certain topics.
IMO, even a worker’s union would have been a better example than yours, but it’s obviously much more single-topic than a church - they don’t usually get involved in marriages or burials, and they tend to be just as gender-segregated as the trades they represent.
- Comment on arriving 1 day ago:
Multiple layers of shirts and hoodies, wool tights under pants and an extra pair socks!
- Comment on Hmm this "unisex" bathroom seems biased... 1 day ago:
If it’s pointing up, how the fuck you hit the bowl standing up?
- Comment on Anon asks out a friend 3 days ago:
Turns out, being rejected by someone you’re in love with actually sucks, and that goes double if you were friends with them. Sure you can try and stay friends with them after, but whether that works depends a lot on your state of mind/mental health, the rest of your social circle and the state of your life in general. Your average 4chan poster is spectacularly ill-equipped to make it actually work well.
- Comment on Anon has concerns about America 4 days ago:
tfw the country that started with violent settler colonianism in the not-so-distant past decides that even the settlers don’t get to have personal freedom or political participation anymore
- Comment on Anon doesn't enjoy anything 5 days ago:
The churches in my country are fairly humble compared to that …
- Comment on Anon doesn't enjoy anything 5 days ago:
Great point. The idea that a relatively normal person would completely turn their life around just because they read the New Testament is fairly absurd, especially if their issue is depression and not something that’s talked about more directly in the text like how you’re supposed to be compassionate and forgiving instead of hateful. Maybe if you’re already very religious and your old church is always preaching against compassion and forgiveness.
- Comment on Anon doesn't enjoy anything 5 days ago:
Also seems to indoctrinate a lot of people if they aren’t turned off from the get-go. IMO it’s predatory.
- Comment on Anon doesn't enjoy anything 5 days ago:
Could have done all that without reading religious propaganda.
- Comment on better than most I know in Florida 6 days ago:
Have you considered that it might be satire, considering he’s posting videos about ‘retardmaxxing’?
- Comment on meal 6 days ago:
I want it. People just can’t properly appreciate the beauty of sweet+savory, yet most of them will happily eat fries with ketchup or mayonnaise.
- Comment on anon discusses car dependence 6 days ago:
That’s only a subscription if you keep the car 24/7, it’s a completely different thing if you only rent for a couple of hours per week. Even renting a car for a day (which might be the shortest amount of time you can rent a car in many places) wouldn’t be a subscription.
- Comment on anon discusses car dependence 6 days ago:
True, you’re definitely missing out on a lot of bulk items, especially when you’re living in a smaller apartment and don’t even have the space to store 10 pound bags. And you pretty much have to go to the store multiple times a week.
- Comment on anon discusses car dependence 6 days ago:
Have you considered renting? Depending on the business model, that could be very cheap if it’s just a couple of hours per week.
- Comment on anon discusses car dependence 6 days ago:
Depends on how many people live in your household and what you eat. You can spend even less if you’re only cooking for one and most meals are ‘beans and rice’-level.
I’d assume that the hard part is actually finding an affordable place in a somewhat walkable neighborhood, especially if you don’t want to live in a one-room apartment.
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- Comment on Are fossil fuels vegan? 1 week ago:
A large part of plankton consists of animals like crustaceans and jellyfish (zooplankton). Though IDK if that was also true back when the current oil deposits were formed.
- Comment on Anon has it the worst 1 week ago:
Surely, there’s an anon out there with more or less the same life, but 10 years older and proportionally worse health.
- Comment on Bottom text 1 week ago:
Up north some animals have tons of fat (sometimes called ‘blubber’). But if you live up there as a hunter (not much to gather up there), you’ll need those calouries.
- Comment on Bottom text 1 week ago:
Surprisingly, eating fat isn’t that bad if you don’t overeat and get a lot of exercise.
- Comment on ngl im kinda here just waitin for it 🤣 1 week ago:
I’d assume there’s some visionairy artist who maybe likes to parody country sometimes who already wrote it.
- Comment on Mercedes and BMW, eternal rivals on a race once again - this time to the bottom. 1 week ago:
Old designs aren’t necessarily pedestrian impact friendly, and some don’t leave a lot of options for crumple zones.
Depends. 30 year old designs are probably more pedestrian-friendly than SUVs. The shape is certainly better, and I assume they already invented crumple zones in 1995.
