faythofdragons
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- Comment on Has InZoi been better than the Sims in your opinion? 2 hours ago:
I was hyped for it’s release earlier, but now that it’s not out of early access yet and they’re already releasing DLC, I think I’ll give it a pass.
- Comment on I would give my life savings for something that eradicates them from my apartment 😌 8 hours ago:
Baby orb weavers are yellow with a black dot on their butt. Not terrifying at all.
- Comment on I would give my life savings for something that eradicates them from my apartment 😌 8 hours ago:
This is why I welcome them in. I don’t have screens on my windows, so in the summer, flies get in. The spiders are why I don’t have a fly problem.
- Comment on Tabletop convection oven 8 hours ago:
Calling Evangalion ‘unhinged’ might be the understatement of the century
- Comment on They say remote working less productive 12 hours ago:
When you work at the office you need to dress up, take proper care of yourself, walk around and step by a cafe.
I don’t think I’ve ever had a job that paid well enough for me to do any of that tho
- Comment on Happy Thanksgiving everyone! 1 day ago:
TFW this isn’t a tail light from a 1995 Toyota Camry
- Comment on What possible evolutionary advantage is offered by my ears suddenly sprouting tons of hair? 5 days ago:
Evolution doesn’t quite work like that. Traits aren’t always selected for/against, we have a ton of traits that we’re ambivalent enough about to pass on, like eye color and ear hair. It’s neither advantageous or disadvantageous, people are just horny enough that it doesn’t matter and gets passed on.
- Comment on What possible evolutionary advantage is offered by my ears suddenly sprouting tons of hair? 5 days ago:
“Unattractive” is highly culturally specific though. Ear hair is so strongly correlated with testosterone levels, there’s gotta be some people that think it’s virile and attractive.
- Comment on Can someone fact check this 1 week ago:
Did we read the same comment?
- Comment on We don't use the word 'fascist' because we wish harm on anybody. We use it because words mean things. 1 week ago:
No kidding. I was raised by Tea Partiers, and moving left really needs to be made easier. I’m pretty sure the only reason I made it is because I’m privileged enough to be literate, and that’s exactly why the right has been axing public education since before I was born.
- Comment on We don't use the word 'fascist' because we wish harm on anybody. We use it because words mean things. 1 week ago:
They didn’t see that one group losing rights meant that they didn’t have rights either.
This is one of the areas that made me realize I was to the left of liberals. Too many people telling me to calm down, it won’t affect me, I’m a white woman, stop being dramatic. Like, bitch, I was raised in a red state, I know that being white won’t protect me when they come after women. Just like how being white and male won’t protect you when they come for the lower class.
- Comment on IT'S A TRAP 1 week ago:
How do we know it’s an accurate illustration? They might have jacked up the trolley with monster truck wheels or something.
- Comment on What's your test for people? 1 week ago:
Not the guy you’re responding to, but…
maybe let some things slide that would irk them otherwise
As a non-straight person, I don’t want yesmen either. If I’m being an idiot, I want my friends to tell me nicely that I’m doing the stupid, I don’t want them to ignore it because “oh she’s gay, I don’t want to hurt her feelings”.
- Comment on True staple of the format 1 week ago:
Especially these days, when disinformation is freely accessible, and facts are behind paywalls.
I can find a million conflicting articles about what a study says, or I can pay out the nose for access to the actual study, for example.
- Comment on True staple of the format 1 week ago:
I lowkey think the website Let Me Google That For You was part of a psyop making people think search algorithms are the superior option for obtaining new information, and therefore leaving people vulnerable to how algorithms have been manipulated to push disinformation.
- Comment on So...how the fuck do I trust *anything*? 2 weeks ago:
Oh buddy, I’ve been there, and now I’m a nihilist. Good luck.
- Comment on Cable management is an art form 2 weeks ago:
I feel like this is another instance of conservatives making things sound so much cooler than they actually are lol
- Comment on Not rule 2 weeks ago:
Nah, we all still remember how Caligula tried to pick a fight with Poseidon and how cringe that was
- Comment on Cable management is an art form 2 weeks ago:
His theological understanding of pokemon was convoluted at best, haha.
He swore up and down that pokemon trainers were witches, and the pokemon were demons they could summon to act as their familiars, and their evolution was symbolic of how much satan’s power had corrupted the vessel.
Like, he thought you started with a mouse, then summoned a demon into it and bound it to make it your familiar, turning it into Pikachu. Then as Pikachu evolved into Raichu, that was a sign that satan’s power is further corrupting the poor mouse, one of god’s creatures.
- Comment on What even is money at this point 2 weeks ago:
Sure, lemmie just replace my beans
- Comment on What even is money at this point 2 weeks ago:
Yeah, I’ve got 800 sqft in my place and 7ft ceilings to deal with. It’s a galley kitchen that’s just barely wide enough to open the oven door.
Poverty is expensive. I’d love a bigger house.
- Comment on What even is money at this point 2 weeks ago:
Yeah, but where am I gonna keep that much flour in my tiny kitchen?
- Comment on Cable management is an art form 2 weeks ago:
I remember my stepdad citing Pokemon in his arguments against evolution
- Comment on What even is money at this point 2 weeks ago:
This is an article from 2012 that explains how they do this without needing your phone
- Comment on What even is money at this point 2 weeks ago:
- Comment on PUT THE TRAINS IN THE BAG 2 weeks ago:
Taking the Seattle Freeze to whole new dimensions lol
- Comment on PUT THE TRAINS IN THE BAG 2 weeks ago:
And it’s weird, because the map has some faint grey lines where you’d think there’d be routes.
- Comment on PUT THE TRAINS IN THE BAG 2 weeks ago:
Even for freight, it used to be better. My tiny rural town used to be serviced by a rail line hauling passengers, timber, and agriculture, but it was gone before I was even born. You can still see some of the old tracks if you know where to look.
- Comment on The inner fire of my hatred COULD melt steam beams 3 weeks ago:
Steamed hams
- Comment on arriving 4 weeks ago:
I moved from Oklahoma to Washington, don’t let your dreams be dreams.
