MeatPilot
@MeatPilot@sh.itjust.works
- Comment on perhaps 5 days ago:
I’m already scrambling. Maybe I should try scrambling?
- Comment on Spirituality 5 days ago:
You get a lot of time to talk to God. Or the neighbors cat who you pshychiclly linked with who told you it’s true name…
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- Comment on Grandma must have really loved Pringles. 1 week ago:
Do you pull the Ectra beads out fast or slow?
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- Comment on [deleted] 1 week ago:
I’m a face on the moon, I am an example of pareidolia. Anthropomorphize me!
- Comment on Is this true? 1 week ago:
Everyone has different tastes. My tend to get narrowed the older I get.
Now I pretty much stick to co-op games with drop-in and out via a matchmaking. Usually with a mechanic for tweaking things, like DRG or Darktide.
If I play anything solo, I’m a big mech fan (MW5) or I lean towards city builders.
But overall I need more than survival games or open world blank slates. I know people love those, but I’m from an era without that as the norm. I don’t mind some rails if it’s good content.
- Comment on Is this true? 2 weeks ago:
As a completionist open-world games give me progressively more anxiety. Worried I might miss something or mess up a quest line I like.
I am perfectly fine with a clean story or just don’t bog me down with a growing list of uninteresting side quests. No I don’t want to harvest 500 goblin dicks for a helmet that completes my set.
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- Comment on A girl's gotta make money 2 weeks ago:
That and they can smoke a cigarette and blow it in your face.
- Comment on Energy Vampire 2 weeks ago:
BANANA!
- Comment on Energy Vampire 2 weeks ago:
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- Comment on Some heroes 2 weeks ago:
Claude said if you tilt the fans at a 45 degree angle it will instead spin the world so fast we will go back in time.
- Comment on Simply Bananas 2 weeks ago:
Most people I’ve brought it up to think the moon landing was fake. I usually point out a few examples to explain away the their arguments. Also I add that thinking it was fake is a huge slap in the face to all the skilled people who made it happen.
I feel like I’m going crazy. But everything I’ve looked up are credible sources, unlike some stupid YouTuber pointing to the the flag and saying “there’s no wind on the moon, how do you explain that sheep!”
They put a fucking pole through the top of the flag to keep it straight, because they also realize there was no fucking wind. A kindergarten could work out how to do that.
- Comment on business is business 2 weeks ago:
I initially thought I attached it to the wrong thread and reposted.
vger.to/sh.itjust.works/comment/26999091
But yeah I’d only be real like that after I got to know them more during the initial introduction. Of someone had zero sense of humor and was just telling me what I was going. I’d eliminate the cheap for them and throw a high estimate because I just didn’t want to deal with them for less.
- Comment on Worrying grimoire 2 weeks ago:
- Comment on business is business 2 weeks ago:
When doing websites. I always told people upfront, you can do it cheap, fast, or good. Pick two because all three doesn’t exist.
- Comment on business is business 2 weeks ago:
Really depends though.
I do photography as a salaried employee with my personal $5k camera, so my paycheck is technically what I’m paid. But I do a lot more than just photos and videos.
When I do side jobs, I don’t charge much. Corporate headshots for example are about $100 per person or $300 for a certain amount of time for everyone on the same day. So depends how much of a pain in the ass they’ll be, lot more work to setup multiple times and try to match looks over long stretches of time.
But I base that on who I’m doing them for and how picky they’ll be about it.
I have worked with scheduling photographers by the hour, photo journalists, not your wedding/graduation people. I’ve booked shoots all over the US and it’s regional and based on demand/completion in that area. So someone can cost $1,000 for 2-hours on-site in Boston and someone can cost $400 for 2-hours in middle nowhere Kansas.
- Comment on go watch Twin Peaks 2 weeks ago:
Not everything David Lynch does is good. Some creative decisions he makes are just awkward.
- Comment on Dasgustin 3 weeks ago:
I’d just pee in the chasm instead.
- Comment on Might put you out to stud if you're a fast runner for a while, though 3 weeks ago:
I’m trying to picture this. However all I can imagine is their ass skin being torn to shreds as two chunks of solid ass meat bang loudly on the floor.
Not sure that is exactly what this means.
- Comment on Only in America™️ 3 weeks ago:
And yet it got more upvotes than a freshly made image. The idiot masses have spoken!
- Comment on Going Back ↪️🏨 4 weeks ago:
Not my first choice. But I stay in cabins a lot and all the good ones use Airbnb or Vrbo because they have to. You got big companies like KOA, but those are typically crowded.
Places like that used to have their own listings and websites before the craze, but now if they aren’t listed they go unseen.
Im extra careful, but I typically find some amazing off the beaten path places. Lot of family owned and well cared for areas.
- Comment on Yo yo ma man! 4 weeks ago:
Im usually doing it dry.
- Comment on Yo yo ma man! 4 weeks ago:
Fixed it
- Comment on Ciao 4 weeks ago:
- Comment on Bad at job 4 weeks ago:
- Comment on Ciao 4 weeks ago:
Oh, I just have a tism
