LavaPlanet
@LavaPlanet@sh.itjust.works
- Comment on PSBLACKOUT (boycott of PlayStation) 4 days ago:
I don’t necessarily disagree with you. Depending on what your aim is there, which isn’t really explained in anything you have said.
I think we’re talking about entirely different things. And different wants for outcome. I don’t necessarily advocate personally for the efforts they’ve exampled, I just saw you didn’t seem to understand their logic. So I explained what they aim for.
They aim to let PlayStation see the numbers in agreement behind the want for physical media. That’s it. Just physical media. Stopping within a time frame, as a group, speaks volumes for that.
I’m entirely unclear on what you’re trying to actually achieve, though. You want to abstain from PlayStation forever, that’s it? I don’t see why you are engaging in discussion about it, if you’re just done, be done.
If you have a free week to sit outside some PlayStation headquarters, go do. I would suggest less people have that ability, than the number that have the ability to show, how many in numbers they are, by abstaining for a week.
I’m also not American and I don’t live in America. If you think your way is better, rather than sprout off, go gather numbers and organise.
- Comment on PSBLACKOUT (boycott of PlayStation) 4 days ago:
Boycotting with a small window, isn’t the whole war, it’s just one shot fired. It gives them an idea of the numbers involved, the amount of people who disagree with their policy, and an idea we won’t just forget and roll over. If they ignore the first shot fired, you fire more, and you get bigger with every shot fired. It’s got to effect their bottom line, or they will ignore it. People who entirely abstain are just measured as not in the argument at all. You don’t give them pressure by never owning a PlayStation. You just aren’t a customer. They count customers. It would even be worthwhile to create a PlayStation account, log in the day before the boycott, and log out for the duration, then log in again the day after the end, so you have a measurable voice in the movement. If you went to their offices, you would just look clinically unhinged, and they would just involve police, and ignore you.
- Comment on Musk: Many British people are living in lovely small towns. They are just like Hobbits. Until one day, people show up and start raping their kids 1 week ago:
Preach!
- Comment on [deleted] 1 week ago:
Priorities and objectives.
- Comment on The same adult daughter who has trouble loading a dishwasher efficientlyly... 3 weeks ago:
You know you’re telling on yourself right. Parents are supposed to teach their kids these skills, man what have you been doing!! (/s)
- Comment on Take that Aussies, USA #1! 3 weeks ago:
Yeah, aka rebels who stood up to the bourgeois. Look out, mate, or we’ll pull a bush ranger on ya.
- Comment on I am someone who works out daily and sweats a lot. Just doing laundry doesn't seem to adequately clean the underarms of my shirts. What are some ways to clean these areas of my clothing better? 4 weeks ago:
I have had some success with soaking in a solution of vinegar for min 20 minutes. And or oxy bleach, (not at the same time).
- Comment on He's never wrong 5 weeks ago:
I had that same song start playing in my head when I read hat man, too!
- Comment on Scan to Verify You're Human 5 weeks ago:
Is that only on android?
- Comment on I'm not sure that talking-point is a winner... 1 month ago:
Oh wow, do we get Pauline Hanson propaganda here too?
- Comment on Weird 1 month ago:
Yeah, nah, you gotta talk to a 45yo to reset!
- Comment on Weird 1 month ago:
Imagine how easy it would be to sew simple parenting classes into schools, but no, broken people are more profitable to capitalism. It’s not the parents fault. People have to scrabble to survive, what kind of parent does that pressure create. It’s not even the people, my friend. Compassion and empathy are how we change things in the world. Shaming helps nothing.
- Comment on Rotund 1 month ago:
This is what my brain imagines when I think the word puggle.
- Comment on The speed of light 1 month ago:
Different phases (colours of light) move at different speed, and have different longevity, I think. So how they always thought those pretty galaxy nebula photos, were red? Actually turns out that phase of light just travels for a longer time. Lasts longer. OK, now someone correct me, because I have absolutely no idea what I’m talking about. Just bring up vague floating memories from an article i read once.
- Comment on A chill gaming community for the 30+ crowd 2 months ago:
That does really sound like grooming. Never ignore your instincts, I learned that one the hard way.
- Comment on New Hungarian Minister of Health starts dancing 2 months ago:
Oh hey! Same Same!
- Comment on I hate the best way to get rid of an old mattress? Wrong answers only. Worst idea I'll actually do. 3 months ago:
Rip off the material, and take the innards to a metal recycling plant near you, for free. (Disclaimer, I’m assuming metal recycling places take things for free in your area)
- Comment on Why Everyone’s Picking Up a PSP Again in 2026 (my article!) 4 months ago:
I love my old psp! I still enjoy playing it. I feel like, in a time where things aren’t made to last, things that do hold up, really deserve reverence. So even though I’ve never stopped loving my psp, I gain more respect for it over time.
- Comment on Makes you think 🤔 🦵☕️ 4 months ago:
I (also) know Victoria’s secret, she was made up by a dude. Jax.
- Comment on 4 months ago:
I got myself a mega blocks pirate ship, about 20 years ago, give or take. I still have it. All my kids and nices and nephews and now grandson has played with it (and trashed the shit out of it, but meh) I still rig it up as a nightlight on top of my wardrobe. It still makes explosion noises with flashing lights, and launchable cannon balls. (I should probably check those batteries…) Doesn’t look like mega blocks, looks like a ghost / ghoul type pirate ship model. Came with treasure, a heap of peg leg pirates, and a giant killer octopus. I still have the octopus. One of my top favourite possessions.
- Comment on bold words 4 months ago:
You got this. Or, Believe in yourself.
- Comment on [deleted] 5 months ago:
This has been so enlightening, thank you everyone for the answers, I really appreciate the perspectives, yours the most!
- Comment on [deleted] 5 months ago:
Wouldn’t men sleeping with their tops off, be the same as women sleeping with their tops off, tho?
- Comment on 5 months ago:
It’s a privilege not everyone gets, to age.
- Comment on 5 months ago:
Oh wow, my birthday is on a Sunday this year. I don’t have to get up early? Yaaay!
- Comment on You must tell me, please! 5 months ago:
Dolly Parton.
- Comment on send pics 5 months ago:
My grandson has taken multiple of my phones for a bath, they all said waterproof. Guess why I said multiple phones. Well, some he broke by smashing them.
Fun times!
Problem with the waterproof rating with phones is they heat up, or overheat, one day and bam, no more waterproofing. I definitely wouldn’t recommend pushing it.
- Comment on Soda pop 5 months ago:
Laughs in Australian.
- Comment on handling strays 6 months ago:
Lol, All this proves to me is another of the many reasons women live longer. Before you get your knickers in a knot, laugh, then go back to climbing on the bins to reach the roof. We’ll chat later.
- Comment on The Turbulent, Seven-Year Saga Behind Hit Game ‘Dispatch’ 8 months ago:
I think they mean how the suggested responses were summarised, sometimes when you choose that dialogue option it doesn’t always say the thing it suggested in exactly the way you were expecting,. Personally I found it on point and did fit within the parameters of the summarisation. My 17yo son played it and loved it so much he made me sit and play it with him, and I noticed that he didn’t pick up on what some of the dialog summaries meant. Whereas old and ancient me, whose been around the block a fair bit, understood the nuances behind them all.