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- Comment on British Charlie Kirk wannabe beaten up debating people in Manchester 25 minutes ago:
From what I’ve gathered no, as ‘roadman’ means a hard guy who deals drugs and that sort of dangerous machismo is appealing to young men, hence so many of them emulating the look.
Chav wasn’t gender or age specific, so had a much wider catchment for who it could describe.
I really don’t know what the new ‘chav’ is though, you’d have to ask a teenager.
- Comment on British Charlie Kirk wannabe beaten up debating people in Manchester 2 hours ago:
Aren’t most ‘chavs’ just 30 something millenials now? I don’t think the youth still use that word.
- Comment on When you tell the average mf in 2009 that you watch anime 4 days ago:
I’m still leary of most anime fans, and cartoons are hands down my favourite thing to watch.
So much anime is seriously misogynistic and creepy about how it depicts women and girls and I’ve met far too many people who like that shit and see nothing wrong with it.
There’s obviously a lot of anime (more so now) that doesn’t do this, but there’s plenty more that does but only a little bit and only because it’s a ‘trope’ and a ‘cultural thing’, and you just need to ignore it as the rest of the story is really good.
- Comment on 2 weeks ago:
We had a few slightly older Thai and Korean girls at our shop for a bit, who were like that when it came to subtlety. They were fantastic negotiators though and regularly seemed to make bank upselling random bullshit to guys.
I had a double booking with one of them once and spent much of it trying to keep my mouth busy so I wouldn’t be keeled over laughing while she was basically rincing this guys wallet of cash selling him her kegal exercises (and he fucking paid her too. The massive Samoan guy standing outside the door was probably good insentive tho).
Some of the fetish jobs were a lot of fun, one lovely older dude I saw a few times had a whole bunch of very expensive sex toys and ‘apparatus’ and was super into using them on others. Always a fun night.
I also really enjoyed the handful of nights I did at this club that involved basically just edging tied up guys in front of people. The guy running that event was super creepy towards me though, like I’d start feeling unsafe the moment he even entered the room type of creepy. I blocked the club from messaging me again after he escalated things.
The rest of the fet stuff I did wasn’t anywhere near as fun tbh. I stopped avertising for it on my profiles after one guy got violent, luckily he still paid me but the bruising it left me with was bad.
Also waaay too many guys want to be pissed on.
- Comment on Aerosol 2 weeks ago:
Fritz Haber invented nitrogrn fixing fertilizers and is responsible for the massive baby boom across the globe after ww2 because so much more food could now be grown.
Except now there are 8b+ people on an increasingly warming and polluted planet and these fertilizers (alongside modern farming techniques and climate collapse, both of which came about because of this baby boom…) have all but destroyed the planets’ arable land.
- Comment on Aerosol 2 weeks ago:
The aluminium nanoparticles these satelites shed when they burn up in re-entry during their disposal, are also toxic.
https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/17435390.2025.2511694
- Comment on The T in LGBT actually stands for Thagomiser 2 weeks ago:
Ikr? The knot on that top right one is giving me ideas.
- Comment on Differences of Opinion by Wendy Cope 2 weeks ago:
Lmao, I am going to piss so many people off with this. Thank you for sharing it!
- Comment on 2 weeks ago:
Ngl I sometimes really wish I was wasn’t such a misanthrope and more predisposed to cultish behaviour.
Some Jim Jones motherfucker taking the reigns with fruity drinks and the company of all my new cult freinds, would be so, so nice.
I barely even enjoy talking to people online anymore though, so like fuck am I going to be putting myself out there irl and networking to find the right cult.
- Comment on What is it about Mark Zuckerberg's appearance or demeanor that creeps people out? 2 weeks ago:
Eh there’s autism uncanny valley and then there’s the uncanny valley of this waxy skinned freak.
That isn’t a normal skin texture, and I’ve never seen an image of him not looking waxy.
- Comment on How do I get myself to actually do thing? 2 weeks ago:
- Comment on sjmmbmgvgdh 😱😱 noowomder,,,,, ghhbhh.. hb& 2 weeks ago:
Sol needs to go on a diet.
- Comment on In some heavy Muslim countries women seems always to wear a black hijab and get in trouble for not wearing one. Why don't they wear colorful ones or with slogans? Is black all to wear? 2 weeks ago:
It would be like me assuming all Americans live like the FLDS.
I mean ngl, I do tend to assume all Usamericans are gun toting maga fundamentalists/mor(m)ons till proven otherwise.
- Comment on In some heavy Muslim countries women seems always to wear a black hijab and get in trouble for not wearing one. Why don't they wear colorful ones or with slogans? Is black all to wear? 2 weeks ago:
India isn’t a culturally muslim country and nor us India a country where Islam and the associated modesty rules are heavily imposed.
Go troll somewhere else.
- Comment on In some heavy Muslim countries women seems always to wear a black hijab and get in trouble for not wearing one. Why don't they wear colorful ones or with slogans? Is black all to wear? 2 weeks ago:
Go look this up on wikipedia and find out for your self.
- Comment on In some heavy Muslim countries women seems always to wear a black hijab and get in trouble for not wearing one. Why don't they wear colorful ones or with slogans? Is black all to wear? 2 weeks ago:
India is not a ‘heavy muslim country’.
- Comment on In some heavy Muslim countries women seems always to wear a black hijab and get in trouble for not wearing one. Why don't they wear colorful ones or with slogans? Is black all to wear? 2 weeks ago:
Modesty.
- Comment on Can't prove environmental issues if you don't have the data 2 weeks ago:
Better start digging that bunker now yo.
The upcoming el nino and blue ocean event/s are going to seriously start moving the timelines up for all this collapsey apocalypse shit, and we’re already well into ‘faster than expected’ territory as it is.
- Comment on How would you feel if someone said you deserve cancer or to die? 2 weeks ago:
Ngl this thread is cracking me up
- Comment on How would you feel if someone said you deserve cancer or to die? 2 weeks ago:
jazz hands “guess who actually has cancer?”
Failing that, I’d probably just start laughing.
- Comment on UK ‘built for climate that no longer exists’ and needs urgent changes to survive global heating, report warns 4 weeks ago:
A single hot day isn’t a heatwave tho.
Also I was primary school aged at that time, so there is every possibility the adults around me were using hyperbole I wasn’t picking up on.
- Comment on UK ‘built for climate that no longer exists’ and needs urgent changes to survive global heating, report warns 4 weeks ago:
This is Britain, we should get 5 days of sunshine a year and rain or overcast for the rest.
I feel like you’ve been out of the country for the last decade. We regularly get multiple weeks over 30c in London every summer now and the seasons have been messed up for much longer than that.
The 25c being called a heatwave thing is something I remember from the early 90’s.
- Comment on UK ‘built for climate that no longer exists’ and needs urgent changes to survive global heating, report warns 4 weeks ago:
Yeah, it’s hellish in London, especially closer to the river and other low elevation areas. The humidity is like living in a sauna.
- Comment on UK ‘built for climate that no longer exists’ and needs urgent changes to survive global heating, report warns 4 weeks ago:
Summers regularly hit the mid 30’s now though. Sunday is forecast as 31c with almost a week over 30 ahead, and it’s still technically spring.
I swear I remember 25c being rare and called a heatwave when I was a kid, I miss that.
- Comment on UK ‘built for climate that no longer exists’ and needs urgent changes to survive global heating, report warns 4 weeks ago:
Lmao, we’re not surviving this.
I know personally that I’m unlikely to survive another year of my flat being over 40c inside with 90%+ humidity.
Even if I buy an air conditioner and can somehow afford to run it, the building I’m in has no insulation and had mice so many times there’s no way of properly sealing off flats from each other.
- Comment on Is there a culture/country that doesn't have sarcasm in its language? 4 months ago:
It’d be really hard to do sarcasm in Toki Pona too as there are so few words that it just wouldn’t register unless there was a very clear subtextual understanding of intent between the people conversing.
- Comment on So Deep 4 months ago:
Not to diminish Scotlands’ clear achievments in this area, but I l’m pretty sure China was deep frying foods (and making iron…) several milennia before deep fried pizza and mars bars ever graced Scotlands munchy boxes.
- Comment on Is it possible to cool my body enough to not sweat while exercising? 4 months ago:
Use a salicylic acid or other AHA infused serum or cream on your skin to combat the pimples.
- Comment on How do you fight doomerism/pessimism in these trying times? 4 months ago:
Yeah, I’m probably not helping much. Blind optimism hurts a lot more when it lets you down though.
- Comment on How do you fight doomerism/pessimism in these trying times? 4 months ago:
The higher we soar, the harder we fall.
All the knowledge and resources that have built this wonderous technological world we live in, are finite, and it would only take a few well placed/timed natural/man-made disasters to revert us permanantly back to the iron age (at best) within months.
(Seriously, a large solar flare alongside a highly contageous and deadly disease could not only wipe out all electronics but also the majority of the minds and bodies required to mine, trade, manufacture, build and operate them.)
And that’s without even acknowledging the looming catastrophic climate collapse and resource depletion coming for us this century. Without stable climates, arable land and fresh water, there is no life.
Enjoy the last of the abundance we have, but don’t be so optimistic as to be blind to it’s precariousness.
