MrVilliam
@MrVilliam@sh.itjust.works
- Comment on Anon is exploited 2 weeks ago:
It varies. Usually 3-4 unless somebody takes PTO, but a few times per year there’s like a month of 6-7.
- Comment on Anon is exploited 2 weeks ago:
Yeah and I’ll skip the lattes too. That’ll reclaim an hour every day.
- Comment on Ibuprofen 2 weeks ago:
It’s a lunchbox, not a purse. Get your facts straight.
- Comment on Anon is exploited 2 weeks ago:
I save that for when I have 24 hours off to flip from day shift to night shift or vice versa. Oh yeah, I guess I forgot to mention that the 12 hour shifts frequently rotate. Fuck me, right?
- Comment on Anon is exploited 2 weeks ago:
My version:
24 hours in a day
12 hour shift
1 hour commute each way, so 2 hours
1 hour cooking/eating/cleaning
1 hour showering, getting dressed, getting ready for the next day.
Uh oh, bedtime if I want to have a chance at 8 hours of sleep.
1 hour walking the dog and playing with her. 7 hours of sleep possible.
Fuck it, I’ll get groceries next week I guess. - Comment on Anon doesn't understand streamer fans 3 weeks ago:
With the exception of some c-section babies, every penis has been in a vagina, even if only in passing. It’s the “but I didn’t inhale” of peepee in the vajee.
- Comment on Aged like milk 4 weeks ago:
I can’t find video since everything is flooded with news people talking about it and won’t show the actual footage. Got a link?
- Comment on A conundrum 5 weeks ago:
And so now you’ve learned that you need to regularly flush the water heater and change out the anode rod every few years, right? I just bought my first house. Hot water wasn’t working right. Heating element was dead. Why? There was so much scale that the lower element was covered in it. Replaced the element, flushed as much out as I could reasonably remove, and then flushed again six months later while replacing the anode rod. This keeps the corrosion at bay.
- Comment on Chirp in Fahrenheit 5 weeks ago:
Fahrenheit used the temperature of the human body to create his system, which makes a lot more sense than other systems.
What is 0°F in terms of the human body? I’m guessing that 100°F is supposed to be a normal human body temperature, but in reality that will vary from person to person and everybody I’ve met is usually 97-99 unless they have a fever.
In Celsius/Centigrade, 0° is the freezing point of water at 1 atmosphere of pressure, and 100° is the boiling point.
In Kelvin, 0 is absolute zero, and it scales with Celsius/Centigrade because anchoring it to water just makes sense.Fahrenheit is fucking silly and people only defend it because it’s what they were familiar with growing up, so they teach the next generation the same thing, thus perpetuating the cycle of tradition for the sake of tradition.
- Comment on Anon remembers a family guy cutaway 1 month ago:
That’s why it’s a good example of misdirection in comedy.
- Comment on /lgbt/ discusses the shooting 1 month ago:
America is a country in which it’s easier to get guns than doctors, and now they’re trying to take away vaccines on top of it. Even if you wanted to keep access to guns where it’s at (for whatever reason), you could still massively influence the amount of shootings happening by making it easier to get by so people don’t feel so goddamn helpless all the time. Taking 17M people off Medicaid will directly cause more medical deaths and indirectly cause more nonmedical deaths through things like frustrated shootings.
- Comment on Informative review 1 month ago:
No? Like I said, Italian immigrants brought pizza to America. They didn’t come to America and then invent pizza. Trade routes brought chili peppers to those areas and they did new and interesting things with them to incorporate them into their cuisine in fundamental ways. I’m just saying that those dishes are recent, not completely coopted.
- Comment on Informative review 1 month ago:
Not OP, but maybe they’re alluding to the fact that tomatoes were exclusively native to the Americas, so pizza in Italy never even had tomatoes before 500 years ago. A quick Google search shows that the first modern pizzas came from Naples about 300 years ago. So no, not American, but not possible without moving tomatoes from the Americas.
Italian immigrants brought pizza to America and it caught on.
- Comment on don't get too streptococci 1 month ago:
And your system is right. If there’s one thing that American public school made sure that I knew about science, it’s that the mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell.
- Comment on "I know the lyrics I promise" 1 month ago:
ALL AROUND THE WORLD, STATUES CRUMBLE FOR ME
- Comment on I feel like it was on purpose 2 months ago:
We can’t lay all of the blame on trump.
The problem is conservatism in general. Every Republican president of the past 50 years has caused economic turmoil. When Republicans get power in the legislature, the only notable thing they work towards is tax cuts for corporations and the wealthy, and gutting things that help people in order to pay for it.
Trump isn’t singularly the problem here, but he is so fucking stupid that he’s speedrunning the economic crisis. A Republican with a halfway functional brain would know to move slowly enough that the economy falls apart as they’re heading out the door, not within the first 20% of their term.
Start selling trump “I did that!” stickers of him pointing up at the eclipse. You’ll start seeing them everywhere soon. Gas pumps, grocery store shelves, car dealerships, etc.