Diddlydee
@Diddlydee@feddit.uk
- Comment on RIP Bonnie Tyler hope you finally found your hero. You will be missed 1 day ago:
Forever’s gonna start tonight.
- Comment on Man Who Has Lived in UK 26 Years Faces Deportation to Jamaica 2 days ago:
Convicted rather than arrested seems fairer.
- Comment on FIFA 4 days ago:
Fuckwit Infantino Fails Amazingly
- Comment on Electric fEels 4 days ago:
Eel night long.
Dancing on the ceeling.
Eelo.
3 times eel lady
- Comment on What's the weirdest thing in english? 5 days ago:
I mean, fanny has been the front bits since long before the yanks started using it as slang in ww1.
- Comment on What's the weirdest thing in english? 6 days ago:
Pronunciation of same letters differently.
Rough. Bough. Cough. Sough. Lough. Dough. Though. Tough.
I also think the way we insert curse words is abso-fucking-lutely unique.
- Comment on Bob Vylan to sue BBC for defamation over Glastonbury coverage 6 days ago:
They’re called ‘nearly all the media’.
- Comment on Reform UK-led council fails to attract any sponsors for union flag scheme 6 days ago:
75k to attach some flags? They could literally do it themselves if they thought it was important, but posturing is way more important.
- Comment on Someone should take this seriously before it happens 6 days ago:
My friend is in a freshwater swimming group called The Blue Tits.
- Comment on Need a fact check if they actually do blur his neck scrotum 1 week ago:
Thrunt.
- Comment on Would a metal gazebo be safe during a lightning storm? 1 week ago:
Everything I’ve said is objectively true. Good luck with your pedantry .
- Comment on Would a metal gazebo be safe during a lightning storm? 1 week ago:
‘Obviously it would attract lightning’ was and is incorrect. I pointed that out and explained what actually happens. I am also a lay person. I was just explaining what I know in response, and clarifying with replies.
- Comment on Would a metal gazebo be safe during a lightning storm? 1 week ago:
It is not attracted to metal. Metal provides excellent condition for the current to travel across the suit rather than the body. There is no magical attraction force.
- Comment on Would a metal gazebo be safe during a lightning storm? 1 week ago:
That’s essentially a wearable Faraday cage. The metal suit acts as a highly conductive shield. It forces the electrical current to safely travel around the outside of the body rather than through it.
- Comment on Would a metal gazebo be safe during a lightning storm? 1 week ago:
That’s a safe pathway for the electricity to discharge. The material is irrelevant. It’s height, isolation, and shape.
- Comment on Would a metal gazebo be safe during a lightning storm? 1 week ago:
A metal gazebo is no more likely to be struck than a wooden one of the same height in the same location. Metal doesn’t attract lightning.
- Comment on [deleted] 1 week ago:
Out of the countries you listed, the US would be my last choice personally. You’ll likely have a great time and learn great things wherever you choose.
- Comment on 1 week ago:
To the surprise of no one
- Comment on Why it is that in the USA for most people the default color for a casual sock is white but in most other places the default is black? 1 week ago:
I’m in the UK and I’d always wear white socks with casual clothes. Black are for when you’re in work clothes or a suit.
- Comment on The red bull guy who jumped from space what was going on with his body when him and his suit broke the sound barrier? 1 week ago:
Felix Baumgartner, fyi.
- Comment on Blocking 1 week ago:
I’ve no idea. I don’t know how any of this works. I just came here as Reddit went to shite.
- Comment on I know which one I'm picking! 1 week ago:
So I can delete France and not have some weird fetish cartoon girl? What’s the catch?
- Comment on Blocking 1 week ago:
Seems like I just have to block the particular poster then.
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- Comment on Parliament spending £2m a week to stop crumbling palace falling down 2 weeks ago:
Slough.
- Comment on Flock of scissors 2 weeks ago:
Pairs of scissors, obviously.
- Comment on 2 weeks ago:
A guy in my work has a work wife, and we always joke they’re banging. She retired 4 months ago. He’s been off with ‘stress’ for 3 months and 25 days.
- Comment on [deleted] 2 weeks ago:
I’d try again. That’s your best route.
- Comment on British Charlie Kirk wannabe beaten up debating people in Manchester 2 weeks ago:
That’s what I figured by his wording, but I doubt either option actually happened.
- Comment on British Charlie Kirk wannabe beaten up debating people in Manchester 2 weeks ago:
When he says ‘chucked in my face’ (rather than ‘at’ my face), I figured loose, wet, saucy beans.