piranhaconda
@piranhaconda@mander.xyz
- Comment on Can anyone scientists confirm? 3 days ago:
Username checks out
- Comment on Ahead of her time 1 week ago:
No no, it’s an in cock, not an out cock. Like the difference between innie and outie belly buttons.
- Comment on fragile masculinity 2 weeks ago:
Is that really a thing…? Not me
- Comment on Become unrecognizable 2 weeks ago:
I only see pH 1 in the cupboard, guess I’ll just have to chug 14 L of it today
- Comment on To the rapidly aging person reading this: GameFAQs is 30 years old, and people are sharing their memories of the venerable guide hub 2 weeks ago:
Fond memories of trying out every single glitch I could find for Pokemon Gens I and II. A lot were a load of crap, but there were a few good ones
My favorite was the Pokemon cloning glitch in Gen 2. If you did it right, you could get all 3 starters and force your rival to have the starter of your choosing. It took a couple hours to do though, because it requires not saving until you’re allowed to catch your first Pokemon. And then repeating the process.
- Comment on Me irl 3 weeks ago:
Yep, that’s what I’m doing! Plus a wig and some goggles and some black makeup to go around my eyes as if something just blew up in my face (apply makeup while googles on).
- Comment on Anon uses the internet like a normie 4 weeks ago:
Cool. Same. But I was talking about “normies” not people on lemmy
- Comment on eel butts 4 weeks ago:
The water also reduces the electrical resistivity of skin so less power is needed to be harmful (at least for humans, some fish and reptiles are a different story)
- Comment on eel butts 4 weeks ago:
Head positive, tail negative (seriously)
- Comment on Zombies!! 5 weeks ago:
I did not find a book with this image, but your research inspired me to do a bit of my own. This image was posted on the medinaz Facebook group 6 days ago. Seems to rule out the idea of a separate party posting this to affront them.
- Comment on Anon uses the internet like a normie 5 weeks ago:
Or, they just don’t browse the Internet on normal browsers like chrome as often. A lot of the Internet nowadays is walled off apps only accessible from phones.
- Comment on Landlords are parasites 5 weeks ago:
No thanks. I’ve lived in 6 different US states in the past 6 years. I understand I’m an extreme edge case, but I’m a huge fan of renting apartments at this stage in my life.
Now maybe in this hypothetical society with better housing and whatnot, I wouldn’t have felt the need to hustle and grind and work my way up the corporate ladder and move around as much as I did… But for my situation, yea I like renting
- Comment on Lasagnaius 1 month ago:
Greekus Yogurtius… Yes… Very roman
- Comment on Who the fuck needs an x axis anyway 2 months ago:
Thought you meant Eating Disorders til the Viagra comment. Had to reread the whole thing
- Comment on Anon is exploited 2 months ago:
Solid review of the source, now I need to make a note to check it out later…
- Comment on When your brain is below your waist the ONE Pro is good enough 2 months ago:
Delete “big rack” and “hits me”, move “yells at me” to the top and modify to “yells at me to go fucking kill myself” and now it’s my ex.
- Comment on Anon discovers hygiene 2 months ago:
You lost me at the changing your underwear with each fart, but I agree with post-poop-showers.
- Comment on nooo my genderinos 3 months ago:
I’m down for a strap on, but what is a glue on??
- Comment on Eh close enough 3 months ago:
They could’ve taken it one step further by making Cumulative Frequency Analysis into CumFreqAnal
- Comment on US education 3 months ago:
I’ve definitely fucking felt it before, luckily only a little 120 VAC tickle, but yea I felt it
- Comment on flowers for the lost 3 months ago:
Height is a big factor too
- Comment on Resources 3 months ago:
Well would you look at that, it sure does.
Recent empirical studies have established the minimum set of specific goods and services that are necessary for people to achieve decent-living standards (DLS), including nutritious food, modern housing, healthcare, education, electricity, clean-cooking stoves, sanitation systems, clothing, washing machines, refrigeration, heating/cooling, computers, mobile phones, internet, transit, etc. This basket of goods and services has been developed through an extensive literature (e.g., Rao and Min, 2017, Rao et al., 2019) and is summarized in Table 1, following Millward-Hopkins (2022).
- Comment on I 🖤 LaTeX 4 months ago:
Lay-tech or Lah-tech is how I’ve been told it’s pronounced, don’t ask which one is correct, I don’t know
- Comment on the living dead 4 months ago:
“I swear I’m not dead!”
“Yea we don’t care, you smell dead and it’s disgusting, leave until you take a bath”
- Comment on What's the story in your field? Here's mine 4 months ago:
Similar for me, but the electrical engineering side of spacecraft
- Comment on 4 months ago:
I don’t like the Muppet movies…
- Comment on The Ocean 4 months ago:
Whines about darkness but likes the weirdos that dwell in the darkness? Odd take
- Comment on We really don't want to talk about our problems 4 months ago:
Agreed. What? I’ve never seen a study stating this. And anecdotally, it worked fine for me, once I found the right therapist, the first two were meh, not a good fit.
- Comment on We really don't want to talk about our problems 4 months ago:
I don’t know many people that can afford a 29 day vacation (I’m in the US, and yes I’m jealous of what I hear about European benefits)
- Comment on shrooms 4 months ago:
Ugh, wish my doc had been concerned about my drinking when it was a problem. Nope. I went in with insomnia problems, and explicitly told him I also have a drinking problem, and he prescribed the max dose of extended release Ambien with a casual “oh don’t drink on this” as if I hadn’t just told him I had a problem. I used to drink every day, he thought I’d magically stop because he prescribed something for me to take every day? NOPE. Surprised I didn’t die from the alcohol + Ambien combo because I didn’t realize how bad it truly was to mix those.