cRazi_man
@cRazi_man@europe.pub
- Comment on The air is still, and I am a hunter 5 hours ago:
- Comment on Um.... no.... 1 day ago:
You won’t, but thousands of others will.
When genetic testing became a thing then people started fallingover themselves to submit gene samples. You get an amusing piece of paper. They get a permanent record of your genome (and the indirect data of most of your family). People really don’t care about their data.
- Comment on Xbox 360 superfan amasses all 1,353 North American discs after two‑decade collection spree 1 day ago:
- Comment on it's so fluffy 3 days ago:
If you stand against western capitalism, then I would encourage you to boycott American and British goods and show your support by visiting banGBUS.com
- Comment on I love science 5 days ago:
We don’t like Kurzgesagt??
- Comment on The Best-Selling Video Games Since 2020 1 week ago:
I haven’t bought a single one of these. I’ve played It Takes Two with my brother over Parsec though.
- Comment on How to deal with agression? 1 week ago:
You’ll basically be doing self therapy. Worth doing some writing or deep thinking on where this again is coming from. Spreading or hearing podcasts or watching media on the subject tends to help. I would say this needs thinking about in the “cold state” (i.e. when not in heightened emotion and while completely calm and relaxed, but remembering the last undesirable event). Then you can work incrementally on what you can change next time.
Here’s an episode from a podcast I like, to get you started:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=L9WZgqcu3QE
Or actual audio podcast of you prefer:
podcastindex.org/podcast/453567?episode=334182577…
Hulking Out! Why You Change When You’re Angry
When mild-mannered David Banner gets mad he transforms into the raging Incredible Hulk. Dr Laurie Santos loves this comic book tale - because it reflects real life. Intense things like anger, pain, even hunger, can cause us to act in extreme ways that we might not predict beforehand or forgive af…
(She must have gotten so so so many messages for calling him “David Banner”.)
- Comment on "Refrigerate after opening and store in the refrigerator door." Why the door for this mayo? 1 week ago:
I’ve had enough milk leaks to know not to do that. The stink is unreal.
- Comment on Dad jokes 1 week ago:
Dad burn is a bad burn
- Comment on How to reduce the crime rate to 0 1 week ago:
… So make crime legal and tax it instead??
- Comment on A BETRAYAL! 1 week ago:
- Comment on My life has been way better since I started keeping a cursory view of headlines once a day 1 week ago:
Is this just a re-posting bot? I literally made this meme this morning and posted it somewhere else. This user seems to have posted >10 memes over a few minutes.
- Comment on How long until we can start shorting years to 2 numbers again? 2 weeks ago:
I wouldn’t start right now. That would be too drastic. At least leave it till tomorrow.
- Comment on Funny how we all do THIS 2 weeks ago:
The older I get, the better it gets. I love being “old” for young people. Happy to be excluded from the prevailing culture, slang/lingo, fashion, trends, etc. Being old is a much much more comfortable place to be for me.
- Comment on A challenge she is willing to accept 2 weeks ago:
Strangling the one eyed snake.
- Comment on He can feel it too 2 weeks ago:
Both their faces…
- Comment on Stop paying with your card 3 weeks ago:
In the UK, your bank will cover losses to card fraud for quite a large amount. Your banking app can send instant notifications for every card transaction too.
- Comment on earth, fire, water, wind - it's not hard 3 weeks ago:
Why is this something widespread? I did chemistry up till A-levels and no one ever asked me to memorise the periodic table and no one gave a shit about committing it to memory. WTF is going on.
- Comment on Was board so I made my own Nativity scene 3 weeks ago:
Scanning for loss…
No loss detected
Proceed to interpret and enjoy meme otherwise
- Comment on i told you so 3 weeks ago:
You brought this upon her! I hope you’re ashamed of yourself.
- Comment on Always wear protection, folks 4 weeks ago:
I’ve gotten good at avoiding being Rick Rolled. But this catches me out way too often.
- Comment on The problem is causing so many accidents 4 weeks ago:
The state’s attempt to control our every action has gone too far. I call for anarchy.
- Comment on Bullet Heaven Festival 3.0 event on Steam is now live! 4 weeks ago:
Any suggestions? I love brotato, but have struggled to find others I like.
Ones I haven’t liked: Soul stone survivors, death must die, nordic ashes.
- Comment on It would be cool if after you died you could see the top 5 times you almost died 4 weeks ago:
People would end up skipping it anyway when they rush to respawn.
- Comment on How do you sleep at night? Please respond with a number 4 weeks ago:
This is the way.
Tried 5 but it got too floppy.
- Comment on Have you noticed the new way of promoting horrible food by telling you it has lots of protein 5 weeks ago:
I’ve just seen a YouTube video about this recently.
- Comment on Do you cheat in video games? 5 weeks ago:
Depends on the definition of cheating. Here are a couple of ways in which I “cheat”:
I didn’t have the skill to progress beyond 4BC in Dead Cells, so I downloaded someone else’s save file with all items unlocked.
If I hit a wall in Silksong to the point that it starts to put me off the game, then I look up a walkthrough to see where the nearest undiscovered bench is or where to fine the thing I’m looking for.
For any game if I end too frustrated by a boss, I’ll watch a YouTube video to learn the attack patterns and avoid repeatedly dying to learn them. This is especially true for roguelites where I may have to cross 3 levels to get to a possible chance at a boss, and then get killed.
- Comment on What if I told you that refusing to trade your life time for money is a good and respectable choice 5 weeks ago:
I respect you dude, whatever your age. Even the very young deserve respect,this isn’t age gated.
- Comment on Americans when someone try to sell them air 5 weeks ago:
It’s a bit of a cultural thing in some ways. A bit of a privilege/necessity thing as well.
I would find it unimaginable to pay my parents rent, charge them rent or charge my kids rent. We’ve never struggled to survive financially. My parents never even held me to doing chores, etc. I can see the logic of everyone living together contributing to the household(through money or chores or whatever). But my area of upbringing and family always treated childhood as immensely protected and solely for learning and playing(same for my peers, no matter how well off or poor they were). The lesson was always there to look after yourself…so as soon as I left home at 18, I had no problem with doing my own cooking, washing, scrubbing my toilet, budgeting/saving, etc.
- Comment on lol, wrong 5 weeks ago:
She left the note 3 days ago and I’m still waiting for her to come home from work to show her that the game works fine.
