LifeInMultipleChoice
@LifeInMultipleChoice@lemmy.dbzer0.com
- Comment on How does this pic show that Elon Musk doesnt know SQL? 6 days ago:
Well we heard what the Whitehouse press secretary has to say about the fraud they found 2 days ago. They found massive amounts and she brought receipts! All of them were examples of money being spent that disagree with Trump’s new policies. Like money spent on DEI intuitives and aid sent to countries in Africa to help slow the spread of HIV. The receipt was for a laughable $57,000.
Then when asked how any of it was fraud she said, well they consider that fraud because it wasn’t used to help Americans.
So the 27 year old married to a billionaire 32 years older than her is complaining that the money wasnt directly spent on her gold digging ass, and if it’s not spent directly on her, it’s fraud.
Biggest disgrace of a government that has ever existed.
- Comment on America calls for aid 1 week ago:
I pledge allegiance to the flaming M of the United States of America, and to the Dictatorship for which it stands, one sundered Nation Forced under God, indivisible, without liberty nor justice for all
- Comment on Old-fashioned love 2 weeks ago:
Yeah R12 they banned from new vehicles after 94’. Being that my jeep is a 94, it was likely built in 1993. All the cars use 134a or whatever I believe now, but I could be wrong. Maybe there’s something new I haven’t seen yet
- Comment on Old-fashioned love 2 weeks ago:
Yeah I’ll ask around. I’m in a fairly small town so someone around here likely has a way to get it done cheap. Probably the same guy who sells moonshine. You know you are in a small town when the liquor store, the bail bondman, and the bar owner are all the same person. His brother is an officer, how much money they have made each other I’ll never know
- Comment on Old-fashioned love 2 weeks ago:
Thanks for the advice. How about do I approach the conversion. I assume you have to suck all of the r12 out of there is still residual, and then get an adapter that fits the input? Then check the seal? I know the connections didn’t match the ones for the r134.
- Comment on Old-fashioned love 2 weeks ago:
I’ve gotten lucky with it, I’m getting about 18mpg with the straight 6.
- Comment on Patch this Bish! 2 weeks ago:
I think that’s just kidney 2.0 right?
- Comment on Patch this Bish! 2 weeks ago:
I remember reading humans can still “breathe” amniotic fluid once they get passed the gag reflex. I remember wondering how someone figured that out…
- Comment on Patch this Bish! 2 weeks ago:
Maybe just not fall out. Let’s just add a user creetion set-up like a video game. Choose sex, height, weight, legs arms blah blah blah.
Some people would spend 3 hours every morning changing their look, others would always look the same. Some people would be swapping mid activities.
- Comment on Patch this Bish! 2 weeks ago:
Agreed, that shits rough on people. Impacts of teeth and post partem. Yet a funny thing there is that we can tell you down to the day you were impregnated by the growth of the fetus.
Next person. Sir drink this stuff to make you shit your brains out and I’m going to shove my finger in your ass to see if we can get a scope of what your insides are like.
- Comment on Patch this Bish! 2 weeks ago:
How do you picture it? Like a spider monkey, a fox, or like on of those hippopotamus’s who helicopters chops their shit everywhere?
One sounds useful, one sounds cute, one sounds like your asserting dominance of unexpecting persons waiting in queue
- Comment on Old-fashioned love 2 weeks ago:
That’s 4 years newer than the Cherokee I drive! Haha. The alternator is new though… Well newly refurbished, it died last week.
- Comment on Old-fashioned love 2 weeks ago:
Is this a way I can get a house?
- Comment on Psst, the Americans are asleep, post some eggs 2 weeks ago:
They vary by bird. Easier to notice variation with my hens for example:
- Comment on Do you need to adjust your speedometer if you change the size of your tires? 2 weeks ago:
Not sure why you got downvoted for asking a question, but yes. Most cars use a system of counting the rotations of your tires. So a larger tire will have a larger circumference and therefore change the distance traveled per rotation. Note this means if your tires need air, it will alter the speedometer as well, as the circumference is actually altered by such. (Smaller radius than when fully inflated).
This also means if someone spins the tires the speedometer will show they are going fast, when they are actually moving much slower.
- Comment on The one drawback to walking at night 2 weeks ago:
More likely to be targeted. But more likely to be the attacker as well. The ways to lower those numbers come from building up to the lower and middle class though. More crime comes from desperate people in desperate times. Help the people, minimize the problem. (It won’t ever fully go away, so I can’t ever say get rid of the problem)
- Comment on Is anyone planning on doing anything about trump creating a concentration camp at guantanamo bay? 3 weeks ago:
- Comment on Is anyone planning on doing anything about trump creating a concentration camp at guantanamo bay? 3 weeks ago:
- Comment on How did a simple phone call become so problematic? 3 weeks ago:
The idea of having a phone at 13 seems foreign to me. I wouldn’t have known what to use it felt r, the again smartphones weren’t around yet when I was 13.
- Comment on Anon has an antique revolver 3 weeks ago:
Wakes up in the morning walking outside:
- Comment on Anon has an antique revolver 3 weeks ago:
Well I do keep 6 under my pillow, 1 felt lumpy so I just set flip them around trigger to trigger and it makes your pillow feel level.
- Comment on Anon has an antique revolver 3 weeks ago:
While white people do own a lot of guns, so do non-white people in the U.S. it’s something like half the white people, and a 1/3 of the non -white.
Which is funny to think about with neighborhoods. If there are 125 houses in your neighborhood, odds are you are surrounded by 50 guns before you leave the neighborhood. Obviously it doesn’t always work that way because some neighborhoods are less likely to have them. (125 was the number in my neighborhood growing up, so I guess why that’s the number that popped in my head first)
- Comment on Gimme some evidence that anyone at all in the government is pushing back on Trump with any effectiveness at all. Someone throw me a bone here. 😬 3 weeks ago:
Yeah we have three branches of government.
Executive Judicial Legislative
The President heads the executive branch. The Legislative branch is split into the Senate (2 representatives from every state) and Congress (number of representatives depicted by state population size). (The Vice President actually sits as the head of the Senate). The Leader of the House (Congress) is third in line for the presidency. The judicial branch is mostly known to be the Supreme Court but also contains the Federal Judicial Center.
Basically. For a law to exist you have to get a Majority vote from Congress and the Senate. Then the president signs it into law, or can Veto it. (If Congress has 2/3 vote the president veto would be overwrote). Same is required to amend the constitution itself (2/3)
Also if the people don’t feel representatives have gotten their issue to the floor there are petitions. If a petition gets a lot of signatures it requires a formal response by the legislature. During the Obama administration he opened a website called We The People that allowed signatures for petitions and if 100,000 signatures were garnered it was required to get a formal response. This website was shut down during the first Trump administration in 2018.
So the Judicial branches job is to review any bill being signed into law and ensure it is not in conflict with previous laws, or deemed “unconditional” which would block the law and send it back to the legislature requiring them to acquire a 2/3 vote instead of just a majority.
The legislative branch also holds the power to oust the President if they overstep. Essentially if over 50% of Congress believes the president should be removed they can impeach him. Which sends it to the Senate. (Most every president has removed themselves upon a majority of Congress but they aren’t required to yet). When it goes to the Senate they hold a trial. A 2/3 vote of the Senate implements the presidents removal. (The Republicans in the Senate did not vote to remove Trump, and thus they never had 2/3s of the vote and he refused to step down.). John Tyler and Richard Nixon both resigned before the Senate voted.
- Comment on Just think about it 4 weeks ago:
If 80% of the baristas were on paid leave for severe burns I don’t think those companies would still be open.
Retail and hospitality workers have to have a number of skill sets just to keep from being fired day 1.
The number of people who refuse/can’t work a POS system and complain that people who can are unskilled is always a comical thing.
Most anyone I’ve met who calls any job unskilled is an idiot who thinks to highly of themselves.
Then again many people think support positions aren’t as important, and I tend to believe every position is a support position. Doctors support construction workers who support lawyers who support baristas who support salespeople who support hospitality who support entertainment who support plumbers who support IT members who support accountants who support banks who supports…
- Comment on Vibes based cooking 5 weeks ago:
Follow up: didn’t do much except add flavor. Which was nice though, poured the marinade into the sauce pan I used for cauliflower/broccoli after it was done and brought the berries to a boil and added a bit of water, sugar and spices to boil it down into a sauce. Good change of pace
- Comment on Vibes based cooking 5 weeks ago:
And why I marinaded pork chops in frozen mixed berries that were sitting in my freezer for idk how long last night so the acid could break down and make the meat more tender. Will it end up okay? I have no idea… But I’ll find out in a couple hours when I make dinner haha
- Comment on Vibes based cooking 5 weeks ago:
I take a look and say that might be interesting, then realize I have zero of those ingredients so I make something completely different that might be reminiscent of the food I wanted.
- Comment on They did the math 1 month ago:
To start a play both teams line up in an approved formation. Those who are directly on the line are called lineman. Those standing behind them are line backers. The ones giving support from the corners (out by the people trying to catch the ball:receivers) are called corner backs. And the ones way back for safety measures (ball being thrown way down field) are called safteys.
Offsides, means someone was over the line
False start: means someone on the line started moving before the play started.
Not that you likely care about any of it but all of the names in football are very basic straight to the point names.
“Hands to the face” <hitting someone’s helmet/face region “Facemask” < grabbing someone’s face mask “Unnecessary roughness” < you got it
Most of them are all there to reduce injuries and balance the chances/advantages of each side.
Sports are meant to be easy so anyone can pick them up quickly. The hardest part of football is just understanding you have 4 downs to move 10 yards. Failure to do so, ball goes to the other team.
- Comment on Water 1 month ago:
Until then friend
- Comment on Water 1 month ago:
Well you’re awesome : )
