neukenindekeuken
@neukenindekeuken@sh.itjust.works
- Comment on brand new sentence 3 days ago:
Legally, hospitals wont let you leave without being wheeled out in a wheelchair under general anesthesia. Doesn’t matter if you feel ok to walk, it’s a liability thing with them
- Comment on Elon Musk taking delivery of his McLaren F1 shortly after selling Zip2 for $307 million in 1999 5 days ago:
Because “They make the decisions the rest of us can’t”.
And people assume that’s a good thing.
- Comment on Communism 1 week ago:
What game?
- Comment on Flipper!! 2 weeks ago:
They don’t care about facts data or science. They use it to argue in bad faith, not to have a serious convo.
If you call that out they’ll just ignore you and try and get you with some other made up gotcha fact.
- Comment on Proof that math is real 2 weeks ago:
Of what.
- Comment on borger 3 weeks ago:
Soggy borger
- Comment on GOAT 3 weeks ago:
He would take that as a compliment somehow and brag about it if you told him a statistic like that.
- Comment on Fit girls role call 3 weeks ago:
But just the one.
Recovery time between sets is enormous.
- Comment on borger 3 weeks ago:
Get Shokz, openswim pro. Pricey, but waterproof and you can listen to whatever you want in the shower.
- Comment on Anyone get this? 3 weeks ago:
Not the OP, but I can help answer this:
Because sometimes you have a bunch of mutual friends in the group and it’s easier to maintain contact than to make a big deal of things that you don’t have empirical evidence of against someone with.
- Comment on Ever create an account just to leave a negative review? 4 weeks ago:
From everything I’ve read about the male performer side of this industry, that’s likely correct.
- Comment on They're somehow always baffled that their cakes are melting 4 weeks ago:
At the sea parks?
- Comment on Day 666 of posting a Daily Screenshot from the games I've been playing 5 weeks ago:
Hahaha, that’s fair!
- Comment on Day 666 of posting a Daily Screenshot from the games I've been playing 5 weeks ago:
Damn, was hoping for the Barbie game for the 666.
Doom’s cool too.
- Comment on We should give them the benefit of the doubt 5 weeks ago:
That’s actually good to know! Potentially. I do like morning Bananas! That could explain it.
- Comment on D: 5 weeks ago:
Looks like a plastic insert to a steely.
- Comment on Day 664 of posting a Daily Screenshot from the games I've been playing 5 weeks ago:
Day 666 had better be The Barbie game.
- Comment on We should give them the benefit of the doubt 5 weeks ago:
Most Bees are chill. Some, especially if they’re guarding their hive/nest, can be aggressive to anyone getting too close.
I’ve been stung half a dozen times just by minding my own business riding a bike, and a couple of bees thought I was attacking them by driving by.
- Comment on I am not a high drug user. I mean I smoke and drink that's it. But it seems to me that the US president is using uppers midday and keeping him up at night and crashing half thru the day? 5 weeks ago:
Which one is the squirrel.
- Comment on What do you think realistically would happen the moment we meet extraterrestrials? 1 month ago:
Id think they’d treat us like how we treat a remote tribe that’s been isolated from humanity for hundreds/thousands of years.
- Comment on How worried should we be about hantavirus right now? 1 month ago:
That’s true of all flu strains.
COVID is just the one we’ve studied the most, because of the pandemic and the number of cases.
There’s a lot of studies showing that “regular” flu strains can cause lasting damage to cardiovascular systems years/decades down the road.
COVID is just the most prominent flu strain, and the one we have collected the most data on. But all flues are really, really bad for you long term if you get them.
- Comment on How worried should we be about hantavirus right now? 1 month ago:
Exactly this.
It’s macabre, but its high mortality rate and small window of transmissibility before symptoms appear, pretty much keeps this from becoming a pandemic. It’s too effective at killing the host.
Something like COVID survives because it has a mortality rate a hundredth of this, but has a huge window of transmissibility before symptoms start appearing, or the symptoms are very mild.
The larger that window, the scarier a virus gets.
Hentavirus is terrifying if you do contract it, because you’ve got roughly a 1 in 3 chance of dying, but that mortality rate is also the reason why it’s not going to spread to every corner of the world.
- Comment on How worried should we be about hantavirus right now? 1 month ago:
With a 35% mortality rate, the virus by definition can’t be too contagious, because it kills the host too quickly.
That’s not to say it’s not going to be an issue, just that it’s not going to be at the pandemic/endemic levels of something like COVID, which is a hundred times less deadly, so there’s more chances for it to be transmitted.
- Comment on Window alignment 1 month ago:
wtf, I didn’t say “float right”.
- Comment on My shopping list: Coal 1 month ago:
Just order your groceries for pickup or delivery so you only have to interact with 0-1 people from a distance.
- Comment on [deleted] 1 month ago:
Int overflow, but with a signed int32
- Comment on Darwin's Paradox! on Steam - I love games you can finish in a few hours! 1 month ago:
Any of the telltale games. Dispatch is a good one.
- Comment on [deleted] 1 month ago:
Yeah, exactly, silicon lube works for showers/underwater. It’ll still get washed away eventually, but it takes much longer, and still retains a fair bit of lubrication.
- Comment on Anon has a very specific goal 2 months ago:
How…uh…how is their whole life going now?
- Comment on the simulation jumped the shark with the is Trump guy 2 months ago:
He was never able to write at an 8th grade level.