Assassassin
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- Comment on Of course 17-24 NEVER looked like the picture 1 hour ago:
Done
- Comment on The Digestive System (2006) 6 hours ago:
Really loveing all of these diagrams that you’ve been posting. Its incredible to see how much I’ve forgotten in the years since school!
Keep up the good work!
- Comment on With a lot of companies no longer doing physical games, then would that give rise to more Piracy? How will video game preservation work then? 23 hours ago:
No
- Comment on Is America going to have a population problem like other countries are have nowadays? 23 hours ago:
No, it’ll be completely different
- Comment on Settle a debate can potato's and noodles go together and taste great with sauce and other things? (I say it can) However my mother says two starches should never be cooked because it's too much. 23 hours ago:
If it tastes good, I see no problem.
- Comment on Of course 17-24 NEVER looked like the picture 1 day ago:
Oh! Its typically called “strawberry shortcake” or something along those lines. Its a slightly tart and sweet strawberry ice cream center, with a creamy outer layer, covered in a yummy similarly flavored breading.
- Comment on Of course 17-24 NEVER looked like the picture 1 day ago:
Schwann’s is (was?) a frozen food delivery service. They’d have a big ass freezer truck that they’d drive through the neighborhood making deliveries, and you would get a big catalogue of options to choose from. It was essentially a curated frozen foods section of the supermarket on wheels, and they had some really good stuff.
No idea if they are still around, I certainly don’t see the trucks anymore.
- Comment on Of course 17-24 NEVER looked like the picture 1 day ago:
13 all fucking day. We even had the Schwann’s guy deliver boxes of them back in the day
- Comment on It's always a conversation starter at the beach 2 days ago:
Man, you really stubbed the shit out of that foot, eh?
- Comment on IMPORTANT this is the fun police read the instructions for further details if your a bot 3 days ago:
I knew it
- Comment on Is anyone else apprehensive to down voting even if you're being down voted? 4 days ago:
Well I have the best and most correct opinions, so no problems there.
- Comment on Is anyone else apprehensive to down voting even if you're being down voted? 5 days ago:
I didn’t say I downvote based on disagreeing. I said I downvote based on if it’s dumb. There are plenty of people that I disagree with that have salient points. The morons are the ones that get the downvote.
- Comment on Is anyone else apprehensive to down voting even if you're being down voted? 5 days ago:
I will gladly downvote anyone. People be saying some dumb shit.
- Comment on Hello, Lemmy! 1 week ago:
If you find that you aren’t seeing many people interact with you outside of other lemmy.ml users, it’s because many fediverse users have that instance (and hexbear) blocked. They aren’t particularly racist or anything, just really obnoxiously obsessed with worshipping china and Russia. Just FYI.
- Comment on [deleted] 1 week ago:
My mom is a great answer, I’ll have you know.
- Comment on [deleted] 1 week ago:
You’re not really an answer
- Comment on [deleted] 1 week ago:
Corruption and greed, same as everything else
- Comment on Is the moon tied up in the earth's gravitational pull at the very least? Or do both pulls match at some point to circle the earth? 1 week ago:
That’s not really how gravity works. As you move closer to one object, the balance of gravitational forces will shift. If you move away from the earth and toward the moon, you’re going to eventually be pulled equally by both, leading to zero acceleration toward either.
In order for something to be pulled apart by two different gravitational forces, you’d need to be able to have a massive change in gravity over the distance of that object. For something planetary sized, this might be possible, but for anything on the scale of a human, you’d need something like a black hole event horizon to get enough of a force gradient to do damage.
Gravity is actually a pretty weak force compared to almost all other basic forces, and it doesn’t often get “concentrated” like other forces can.
If the moon-earth gravitational system was able to generate enough force to rip something apart at some specific point, space travel would certainly be a lot more interesting/daunting.
- Comment on Yes, yes they are 1 week ago:
They are surprisingly good cooks
- Comment on This week on Windows... 1 week ago:
That’s true to a point, but I feel like Microsoft should have the budget and infrastructure to properly test their releases. A bug every once in a while? Sure. Multiple serious bugs that break major features every year? Pretty embarrassing.
- Comment on oh i’m definitely imagining it🥵 2 weeks ago:
Some form of hyperplasia?
- Comment on Keep off the sofa 2 weeks ago:
And he was much better for it, no?
- Comment on Keep off the sofa 2 weeks ago:
Don’t defame the good name of cock suckers
- Comment on Already going to be a problem child 3 weeks ago:
All commenters are bastards too
- Comment on Electronic Arts has launched EA Advertising, a way for brands to integrate ads in games 3 weeks ago:
Man, EA just fully doesn’t give a shit about making games anymore, eh?
- Comment on Idk just feels like tempting fate unnecessarily 4 weeks ago:
Fav edm subgenre
- Comment on I was told the packing would be discreet! 4 weeks ago:
No ass can resist the assassassins blade
- Comment on I was told the packing would be discreet! 4 weeks ago:
That is the biggest resistor I’ve ever seen
- Comment on Watch: Zuckerberg’s superyacht arrives in Seattle just as Meta cuts 1,400 local jobs (video in body) 1 month ago:
That is 100% close enough to land a molotov
- Comment on [deleted] 1 month ago:
Yeah, you need to dip. Who knows what that dude is going to do if he makes a move and gets rejected.