imadethis
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- Comment on Truth 1 week ago:
Right, but the average biter only gets permission to enter the dwelling, and then gets to go crazy tormenting the residents for countless ages until their minds pop and he begins to suck.
So it actually seems like your average vamp is going to get permission to come inside the vagina and then take liberties with the invitation.
- Comment on This is the only explanation I could come up with for how Godzilla stands in the middle of ocean 1 week ago:
That really depends on where you are. I live (and play everyday) in an area that is super muddy bottomed, and I had the chance to talk to a contractor who built the piers and such that you’ll see at rich folks’ homes. He told me that even in the areas where I sink up to my calves in mud, the reason I don’t sink any further is the bottom gets pretty firm pretty quickly, around abouts just over a meter or so. I think he said he buried the posts only around two meters deep, starting where the mud bottom is, and those things held up for decades through gnarly storms.
So imagining godzilla’s heels as giantish, I would bet they wouldn’t sink more than a few meters into the bottom, especially considering they are still probably car sized on the stiletto surface area.
- Comment on WAKE ME UP 1 week ago:
Aye. He has gone on the record saying he doesn’t like to sing it anymore because of how silly people treat it, which, considering it’s an artist’s raw feelings being poured out into the world just to have the world spit it up… that’s pretty horrible.
- Comment on Mike's Got A Point... 1 week ago:
Oh god, it hurts because it’s so true. I always cringe when I see how many boats were sunk during world war ii. I also drop my jaw when I see how many carriers the u.s.a. had (produced) at the end of the war.
- Comment on It took a lot more effort and dedication back then 2 weeks ago:
But also surprisingly easy, considering the lack of medical care available AND plethora of natural resources nearby that humans cluster around for obvious reasons. There have always been plenty of cliffs, lakes, and rivers.
- Comment on fedi is freedom 3 weeks ago:
Ya know, I thought about it for a second, and YOU may not do that stuff on the fediverse, but what’s stopping an instance from offering those services? Could the average person modding a community or even an admin really tell if the sudden up-welling of support for a post is organic or not? We’ve all seen a bot or two here on lemmy, but the other day I saw what looked like a large (25-50% of the replies) amount of bots on a post. The replies just looked… off, like slightly off topic while randomly dropping in bits of the post. So that would mean both ‘active’ and ‘hot’ can be gamed by people if they really wanted.
- Comment on magical girl theme rule 5 weeks ago:
A lot of people who speed up a song and then claim to be an artist.
A lot of it is pretty good though, my favorite version of ed sheeran’s castle on the hill is a nightcore edit.
- Comment on Oof 5 weeks ago:
Did someone from the original turn out to be anything (oh no, the horror)?
- Comment on Oof 5 weeks ago:
The entire bit about the weasleys being poor was just another example of the horrible writing anyway. Remember how a metric crap ton of the ministry of magic employees commuted to work? Floo powder. Remember what they had just laying around at home in the burrow? Floo powder. If the weasleys were supposed to be way below the level of others, it wasn’t shown very well in random moments, just the ones where the author was deliberately making that the point of the scene.
At best, arthur’s choice of transportation was because of his obsession with muggle stuff, but if it was supposed to be another example of their poverty…
If I’m being really charitable, the biggest thing that was going for the poverty/wealth divide in the magical world was where you lived. Castle/urban/picturesque = rich, while countryside/rural/cottage type = poor. But let’s not discuss the ‘magical villages’ because their details were always incredibly vague.
- Comment on Be prepared 5 weeks ago:
I would mow your lawn. You do keep it trimmed though, right?
- Comment on I GOT THE MOVES LIKE JAGGER 1 month ago:
- Comment on Anon questions the epidemic 1 month ago:
Oh, agreed. Anyone who brings virginity into the context of adults having fewer and fewer relationships that matter is either an incel or a troll.
- Comment on Anon questions the epidemic 1 month ago:
My guess is that those hobbies are still very much judged by others. It doesn’t matter how many images you make listing famous actors/athletes and their manga/anime/etc choices, the majority of the population will not want to do anything more than call you a nerd.
Hell, some of my closest friends still don’t want to talk about the differences (and their preference) for manhwa vs manga because they think I’ll get judgy with them.
- Comment on Anon questions the epidemic 1 month ago:
More or less. There is a lot of brainpower involved in making sure numbers aren’t juiced one way or the other, though, so don’t think it’s just a shot in the dark.
- Comment on Anon questions the epidemic 1 month ago:
They were talking about it way before the epidemic. I remember at least as far back as middle Obama presidency that there was a show talking with one of his campaigners and they brought up the statistics on the number of people that would claim to have X amount of “close friends” declining.
There is a definite difference in the man/woman divide though on those numbers.
- Comment on Evil Bisexuals 1 month ago:
What I really learned to do was to stop sucking so many dicks in a row and to not get so full of cum
Teach me, oh master of wisdom. I’m reasonably certain my partner might suffer from chafing due to excess.
- Comment on Cruel and unusual 1 month ago:
I wonder if I’m just weird, because I swear I hate the printed tags more than the paper tags. I can feel the print sticking, especially if I sweat even the slightest bit.
- Comment on 1 month ago:
It’s apparently common enough that the military has a specific tool in basic training med-whatevers for cutting off the zipper.
I honestly never even conceived of the notion until I read that fact as a young adult.
- Comment on Don't Worry About Retirement, Millennials 1 month ago:
It would work, but only to keep you from getting drafted. You’d probably be in some sort of military brig for a good long while.
Much more effective* is to shoot the bastards. We all know how much americans talk about doing it…
*I’m not going to lie here, it’s not more effective *for you*, just for everyone else after a few more follow your example. You’d be consigning yourself to death.
- Comment on Cannot tell you how many times I have asked this question 1 month ago:
You ever see the gut of a gorilla? They have much better mechanisms and microbiota to get all their nutrients from plants than we could dream of.
Plus they build muscle by all the other things people mention, like genetics and weight lifting (their own mass).
- Comment on non con friendship 1 month ago:
No, comrade, we need a union.
We pull out guns
Hey boss, give us our money.
- Comment on non con friendship 1 month ago:
Sometimes you have to force it, ya know?
- Comment on Firebombs thrown at supercars outside Birmingham wedding venue 1 month ago:
If anyone was hurt there’s no way any news outlet would let such a juicy headline go past in favor of just reporting on the cars.
- Comment on Simply Bananas 1 month ago:
Ha! I loved beast wars, but yes, there were a great many much better shows… but also as a nerdy kid with only rabbit ears and a once every two weeks trip to the library, I watched whatever I could.
- Comment on People who get "happy ending" massages, is there like a common keyword or process? 1 month ago:
If I could massage myself, I would never leave the house.
- Comment on The Woke Veggie Tale Leftists Won't Tell You About This One 1 month ago:
The fuck is a tributary? Because there are way more rivers than just those seven that drain to the mississippi. Wikipedia even says that tributaries include streams, and good lord I know even the tiniest of rivers will have many streams feeding it. Declaring a certain size of river/water body to be a tributary is just fucking around with numbers to prove your point.
- Comment on Simply Bananas 1 month ago:
when you’re a stranger
- Comment on Simply Bananas 1 month ago:
Honestly, while the cgi shown is trash, it really isn’t all that bad considering what they had at the time for a kid’s show. They were producing a 30 minute episode a week on a budget that was surely a pittance, much less than 1/4 I’m sure, of a 2 hour film that we would consider really good at the time.
- Comment on YUM 2 months ago:
Which is weir, because chicken is one of the few items in the grocery store that I haven’t really seen a large increase in the price, and the all you can eat wings deals at restaurants have only slightly increased. Meanwhile, like you said, everything else that is chicken at a restaurant has noticeably risen.
- Comment on YUM 2 months ago:
So the brisket is generally an unappetizing piece of the cow corpse. A long time ago, some realized that slowly cooking it over a very long time, which has been ‘formalized’ into smoking it for 24 hours, makes the meat tender enough to eat. The brisket has different parts, some of which have more fat than others. The moist brisket is the portion where the fat is very thick. Generally the smoking process makes the fat shrink, but it’s still a significant portion of the meat. Think a layer cake where the icing is give or take 1/6 - 1/4 of the cake’s entire portion. That’s moist.
The lean brisket is usually where either the fat was thin enough to not be visible after the smoking, or it was deliberately scraped off before/during the smoking. The meat will not be dry like a piece of toast, but you won’t ever have a piece of fat in your mouth either. The way the particular bbq joint prepares it will differ, so assume these are broad strokes and not very specific designations.
Some people have preferences that are wild. My friend literally wants just the fat and will eat it like it’s candy, while my mother wants it the consistency of jerky.