Archangel1313
@Archangel1313@lemmy.ca
- Comment on Remember the whole covid thing. Well instead of wearing a useless mask THIS GUY had the solution that actually worked 5 hours ago:
I bet he’s got a chronic case of pink eye.
- Comment on Sorry fellas, this absolute gem is taken 😭 4 days ago:
Ew.
- Comment on To Get a Man’s Attention, Meow Harder | In a small study, pet cats greeted male owners with more vocalizations than they did female caregivers. 1 week ago:
I talk to our cat way more than my wife does…and our cat talks way more to me, in return. I’m also the one that gives her more attention in general, including feeding and petting. She sleeps with me more. Follows me into the bathroom more. My wife says she’s “my cat”, not “hers”.
But, it is true that when she seeks attention from my wife, she doesn’t ask for it the same way…she just sits there and stares at her. With me, it’s all purring and meowing and headbutts. With my wife…just eye contact.
So, this is an interesting study, although I’m not sure about the conclusion.
- Comment on Assumptions 1 week ago:
Capybaras are awesome!
- Comment on Assumptions 1 week ago:
Elephants are herbivores too. And you definitely do not fuck with elephants in the wild.
- Comment on Is it completely impossible to do age verification without compromising privacy? 1 week ago:
It’s only possible as long as you trust the people you’re giving your information to. So…no.
- Comment on FACTS 1 week ago:
Galaxy-brained, alpha male logic.
- Comment on [deleted] 1 week ago:
That’s weird. I have always associated this style with typical UK “hooligans”. I was not aware that anyone would think it was “unusual”, since so many people actually do dress like that.
- Comment on Why do big people wear the tiniest shit especially at rallys or riots? Like on Jan 6 I saw a bunch of big stupid people have on bullet proof vest that was only maybe 6inch by 6inch or tinier? 1 week ago:
It’s the perfect symbol for “wishful thinking”.
- Comment on Why do big people wear the tiniest shit especially at rallys or riots? Like on Jan 6 I saw a bunch of big stupid people have on bullet proof vest that was only maybe 6inch by 6inch or tinier? 1 week ago:
Stuff’s not exactly designed for “fatties”. /s
- Comment on 2 weeks ago:
Better to starve then, I guess?
- Comment on J.D. Vance, Not That One, Gets 2 Years in Prison for Threatening the Vice President 2 weeks ago:
Even JD Vance hates JD Vance.
- Comment on Jill Stein: American politician and physician 3 weeks ago:
And where is she now, after running such a successful campaign to get Trump elected? I thought the whole point in helping him win, was so that she could “negotiate” with him on behalf of the Palestinians.
How’s that going?
- Comment on New York City Mayoral Election Results 4 weeks ago:
How was it even that close?
- Comment on WTF BIT ME? 5 weeks ago:
Need banana for scale.
- Comment on Jennifer Lawrence Says She Hasn't Gotten a Facelift—Yet 5 weeks ago:
Oh, God. Just, no.
- Comment on Scientists have been studying remote work for four years and have reached a very clear conclusion: “Working from home makes us thrive” 5 weeks ago:
I find it really weird that companies would want to pay the enormous cost of maintaining huge buildings full of people, that don’t actually need to be there, in person. That just seems like a huge waste of money.
- Comment on I have been staring at this marquee and cannot figure out what "two dance special means" 5 weeks ago:
New West is the best West.
- Comment on 1 month ago:
So…Republicans are fans of space communism?
- Comment on Fml lmao 1 month ago:
Agreed. Best case scenario…higher education would be free. We should all be encouraged to expand our minds, regardless of the financial incentives. If someone wants to spend their entire life living in a dorm room, just to pursue their intellectual aspirations, I say let them.
- Comment on Fml lmao 1 month ago:
I firmly believe this should be the lender’s responsibility, the same way it works for business loans. If you are planning on borrowing that much money for something that will obviously never pay itself off…that constitutes a bad risk, and you should at least be advised against it, if not straight up have your loan application denied.
- Comment on Why do so many boomers and even some gen x believe so peristently that if you dressup and show up in person anywhere you will get whatever you went there for? 1 month ago:
This works for small businesses. Sending them an email will just wind up in spam. But show up in person, and you might get to talk to an actual person. This distinguishes you from some random, semi-anonymous piece of paper or text header.
If you’re applying at some gigantic mega-corporation, then none of that matters. They won’t have time to see you anyway, and will only look at your application if they specifically asked you to give them one.
- Comment on Tommy Robinson says Elon Musk is paying his legal costs as trial begins 1 month ago:
Elon Musk is a cancer on society.
- Comment on ... huh... 1 month ago:
Ass.
- Comment on Tennessee Man Arrested, Gets $2 Million Bond for Posting Facebook Meme 1 month ago:
(slaps the Constitution down in the judges bench)
“The defense rests, your honor.”
- Comment on British citizens serving in the IDF can now be tried for war crimes in the UK 1 month ago:
UK politics really confuses me. How can they be this way about the people committing Israel’s genocide…while also treating the people protesting against Israel’s genocide like they’re terrorists?
Are the folks in charge, all schizophrenic?
- Comment on Microsoft reportedly mulls ad-infested free Xbox Cloud Gaming plan — Game Pass Ultimate subscriber allegedly catches ad during game loading 2 months ago:
This is exactly why people stopped using cable television services, in favor of streaming. It seems we need another transition away from commercials, once again.
- Comment on How automakers are reacting to the end of the $7,500 EV tax credit 2 months ago:
Once again, Elmo is out in front of the crowd, running with the stupidest idea he can come up with.
- Comment on Is Star Trek Discovery that bad? 2 months ago:
I really liked parts of it…from themes to characters…but found it really hard to sit through, most of the time. They had a really annoying way of rehashing everything that happened, after-the-fact…as if we needed to be constantly reminded about details that were literally from ten minutes ago.
It reminded me of the dialogue formats used in cheesy Mexican telenovelas. You can’t mention someone’s name, without also including a brief description of who they are related to, and what they’ve previously done. No one talks like that in real life. Especially when the person you’re talking to, was right there with you when that event took place.
If you remove all the superfluous dialogue, then the actual length of each episode, was less than 20 minutes.
- Comment on Gabbard Ends Intelligence Report on Future Threats to U.S. 2 months ago:
“A draft of the 2025 Global Trends report was carefully reviewed by D.N.I. Gabbard’s team and found to violate professional analytic tradecraft standards in an effort to propagate a political agenda that ran counter to all of the current president’s national security priorities,” the office said.
In other words…Trump wasn’t going to like what it said.