kat_angstrom
@kat_angstrom@lemmy.world
- Comment on Why go for a father/son when you can fuck the whole family? 1 day ago:
Is this anonymous individual relating a true series of events that happened to them, or are they attempting to make a humour?
- Comment on Why go for a father/son when you can fuck the whole family? 1 day ago:
Who is “they”?
- Comment on Why go for a father/son when you can fuck the whole family? 1 day ago:
What is this even supposed to mean?
- Comment on Jorb 1 day ago:
I feel personally targeted by this, since the pseudonym that I utilise for all my various corporate “points” cards is the real-sounding human name of Jorb Korbson
- Comment on EA is shutting down BioWare and the next Mass Effect has been canceled 1 day ago:
Give it another 5 years and a different, more inept developer
- Comment on For all restaurants who uses AI to generate pics of their own food 1 week ago:
This thin gruel could have presentation & sugar added to it and be sold as a $14 aperitif
- Comment on If You Do 40 In A 60 Zone Then Goodbye Bradley 1 week ago:
So long, bradley
My bad, I guess
- Comment on Anon plays DnD 1 week ago:
To me the implication lacked true follow-up narratively in order to establish factual events dramatically (and thematically) with subsequent witnesses providing additional context. I could be wrong tho
- Comment on Anon plays DnD 2 weeks ago:
Just because he said it’s called Cosmic Brownies, and there’s a picture of Cosmic Brownies, that doesn’t mean that he used Cosmic Brownies in the recipe.
- Comment on White House website publishes a page on "socialism". They think it will scare people to hear that if we tax 1000 billionaires, $355,000 worth of benefits will be distributed to 150,000,000 households. 2 weeks ago:
FYI, this post has been reported for a misleading headline.
I’m not particularly too invested in parsing correspondences from the American administration, so if you think this post should be removed, downvote this comment, if you think it should stay, ignore it completely. :)
- Comment on the only thing that never trickles down is the money 2 weeks ago:
Trickle-down economics worked because it turned a steady stream into a trickle, and now we need a flood
- Comment on Stay hydrated 2 weeks ago:
Crop harvesting is important, please promote this person
- Comment on Not ready 2 weeks ago:
The Hollyhock in my backyard is eleven foot seven inches (three point three five metres)
- Comment on [deleted] 3 weeks ago:
Hear here
- Comment on [deleted] 3 weeks ago:
In the year 1000, there was (apparently) rioting in parts of Europe in the belief that the end of the world was near.
In 1284, Pope Innocent III predicted the end times would begin, as this was 666 years after the birth of Islam.
Martin Luther predicted the end of the world would arrive “no later than 1600”.
Christians have been seizing upon everything from Nero to UPC codes as “666!” as a sign of the “end times” for nearly 2000 years.
You don’t have knowledge, you have a hypothesis. You don’t have evidence, you have a biblical interpretation and faith; and faith is not an accurate pathway to truth.
- Comment on DoorDash Spent $1.4 Million Trying to Stop Mamdani From Becoming Mayor. Now We Know Why. 3 weeks ago:
Because this post had been up for 7hrs before it got reported to me. Taking down meow
- Comment on Capitalism is all about using state power to protect capital by force 3 weeks ago:
I’m not sure what you mean. I’m referencing how Walmart underpays their full time employees so badly that those employees need to be on food stamps in order to afford food.
- Comment on Time for battle fam... 3 weeks ago:
- Comment on Sacre blu 4 weeks ago:
It’s true, a much smaller number than most of us expected.
- Comment on Pain 4 weeks ago:
Here hear.
- Comment on Pain 4 weeks ago:
Oooo, I also love chimerical colours. Especially because I remember them after seeing them and can reproduce them visually in my mind and can picture them anytime I want after I’ve seen them and now reality is weirdly underwhelming because its color pallette is not only limited but boringer than it otherwise could (and perhaps should) actually be.
- Comment on Pain 4 weeks ago:
Good answer. Not untrue
- Comment on Pain 4 weeks ago:
Nice. Appreciate that write-ups, thanks!
- Comment on Pain 4 weeks ago:
I did know that, but I like to remember it anyways. Birds are weird. Emus are weirder
- Comment on Pain 4 weeks ago:
I was forced to watch this movie no less than 5 times before the age of 12
- Comment on Pain 4 weeks ago:
Train subculture goes back generations. It’s a.techmeme from an era where autists were trainmen because they were (amongst) the only ones who could see the repercussions of this new and exciting technological leap.
- Comment on Pain 4 weeks ago:
<3 Ramanujan.
- Comment on Pain 4 weeks ago:
Oh, that’s interesting, I appreciate that. Strangely, I’ve heard of illegal primes before somewhere, but not illegal numbers as a whole. Thanks!
- Comment on Pain 4 weeks ago:
Your views have merit and it’s a shame that they will remain largely untested amongst the greater populace for repercussions unknowable perhaps forevermore.
- Comment on Pain 4 weeks ago:
Why yes, that is a historical anecdote
