Thedogdrinkscoffee
@Thedogdrinkscoffee@lemmy.ca
- Comment on YOU HAVE NO POWER HERE 1 day ago:
More mindflayer propaganda.
- Comment on Ottawa intervenes in Air Canada-union dispute, sending them to binding arbitration 4 days ago:
Did someone say wildcat?
- Comment on (@￣□￣@;)！！ 5 days ago:
Dat gap
- Comment on Herpie Gang Rise Up 5 days ago:
Gossipy gaggle of girls in the kitchen saying " Stay away from that weird guy. He has herpes and won’t stop talking about it. "
- Comment on Sixt wants to store a scan of my face 1 week ago:
I’ll consent to an anal scan.
- Comment on Dairy farmers say worker shortage is threatening UK food security 1 week ago:
Dairy Farmers: “We can’t find anyone who wants to work hard and try, but fail to survive on these unsurvivable compensation levels”.
- Comment on Tesla applies to supply electricity to households in Great Britain 1 week ago:
The US is
weirdnazi. - Comment on 1 week ago:
I used the glass of water to wash my stinky finger.
- Comment on 1 week ago:
My bum is itchy and my finger stinks.
- Comment on Apart, low in cholesterine 2 weeks ago:
Free? Radical!
- Comment on How a high-speed ocean chase led to an £18m cocaine seizure in Cornwall 2 weeks ago:
The men had ditched 11 bales of cocaine into the water. Border Force officials recovered six of them, worth about £18m.
The constable who conducted the recovery said the six recovered bails were significant, though not one for the records.
The supervising seargent was proud of his team’s recovery of 5 bailes but said recovery efforts were ongoing.
The chief of police praised the departments seizure of 3 bailes and said his force would continue to stand up for justice.
The superintendent of police chiefs decided to host a gala celebrating the seizure of a large bail of cocaine. The gala was expected to be attended by A list celebrities and members of the Royal Family. Celebrations were expected to continue until dawn.
- Comment on Dolls 2 weeks ago:
Polite demeanor?!?!
That thing is a killer! An arthrothingamajig killed my cousin last week.
- Comment on Toothbrushes don't list what they are made of. 3 weeks ago:
Hence the origin of the term knoblicker.
- Comment on AI weapons for Westminster? ‘Defence disruptor’ Anduril trains its sights on the UK 3 weeks ago:
Time. Just wait, you’ll see.
- Comment on US education 3 weeks ago:
Appeaser here: You both male very good points.
- Comment on US education 3 weeks ago:
What a shithole country.
- Comment on This is why brexit happened 3 weeks ago:
“Mmmmbang! Bang! Bang! Bang!”
*sounds of childrem screaming
- Comment on ‘Climateflation’ could push up UK food prices by more than a third by 2050, report says 3 weeks ago:
Trans bathroom policies and drag queens cause widespread agricultural failure.
- Comment on Video of migrant worker tied to forklift sparks outrage in South Korea 3 weeks ago:
right or wrong
WTF
- Comment on Video of migrant worker tied to forklift sparks outrage in South Korea 3 weeks ago:
this is just a construction worker / factory worker type thing.
This has been used to justify every egregious behaviour by boorish groups throughout history.
…this is just a Salem witch trial type thing…
…this is just a Nazi deathcamp type thing…
This is just an antebellum slave type thing…
Don’t normalize cruelty. Don’t be that guy.
- Comment on Resources 3 weeks ago:
I’m not keen on a society dominated by resource exhaustion, grossly exceeded planetary boundaries leading to ecological overshoot and collapse and billions of early deaths due to climate change, pollution and conflict as everyone fights for whatever is left.
An againg society is a necessary step towards a sustainable population. Anything other than a sustainable population (number of people x consumption amount) will, by definition, not be sustained. A collapse will be devastating. A managed descent will have difficulties but could save humanity and the biosphere as we know it.
- Comment on Resources 3 weeks ago:
I was going to say “No one is saying that”, but there are many going down that road.
The preferable approach is degrowth. A lower birthrate leading to a smaller population with no deaths and lower consumption until human civilization can not only fit with our planetary boundaries, but restore a lot of wildlife and wildlands.
- Comment on Where will it stop ? 4 weeks ago:
pizzanapoletana.org/…/ricetta_pizza_napoletana
Everything else is just “sparkling wine”, not champagne. ;)
- Comment on Where will it stop ? 4 weeks ago:
There is Pizza, and there is flatbread-with-various-things-I-like-to-eat-on-it.
It’s all good. Just use the right terms.
- Comment on Caption this. 4 weeks ago:
Me, when my wife changes the music to her playlist.
- Comment on the elder gods 4 weeks ago:
That’s only it’s head. To understand the entire being, imagine it with a humanoid body attached.
- Comment on Labour MP claims it'd cost "Upwards of £100bn to Nationalise Water". He is an extremely smart man. Why does he lie like this? 4 weeks ago:
What step do you drink shareholder blood and decorate facilities with heads on spikes?
- Comment on I dont want to enter a contract when consuming your product.. 4 weeks ago:
Write on the money you used to purchase this by accepting this money you agree to the terms of service…
Eat shit turdblossoms.
- Comment on More than 150 farms in England caught using local water illegally 5 weeks ago:
Farms will increasingly be cursed with too much and too little water. The most direct adaptation is very large subsoil tanks that accumulate water outside the growing season, wet periods etc, then pump at night from there during droughts to bridge gaps. Tile drainage for the overly wet periods.
Humans will need to moderate an increasingly extreme nature to survive.
- Comment on Beautiful! 5 weeks ago:
As long as there are humans, there’s food.
