Corkyskog
@Corkyskog@sh.itjust.works
- Comment on Man, I hate it when my cat steals my penis! 6 days ago:
That cat looks part weasel.
- Comment on [deleted] 6 days ago:
They have lightweight air matresses. I get the best sleep ever camping, as long as it gets below 60 in the night.
- Comment on Ball for a ball 1 week ago:
Its not a headstone its the ball removal stone. You put your balls up on it and they wack it with a club until they are removed from you.
- Comment on Anon is a senior citizen 1 week ago:
Those are actually coveted jobs, much less manual lifting and much higher pay because of the license requirement.
Merchandisers go into Walmarts, big grocery chains and the like and fill all the shelves, move out pallets that have already been dropped in the backroom by the truck hours or days before. The trucks have electric jacks, that part is pretty easy. What’s not easy is being one person during the summer time, hauling a dozen pallets out of staged trailer with a manual pallet jack with one wheel stuck (bc grocery managers are power tripping usually) and then move that all out across an entire Walmart to build out a 10 pallet display and then fill all the shelves. And the slower you move, the more soda you have to move later as people buy more… I have worked 28 hour weekends. Pay was good for not being skilled and I was in the best shape of my life, but it would have took my back out so quickly. So many situations where you are forced to lift over things or lift weigh too much, or literally move a ton of soda on equipment that isn’t entirely functional.
- Comment on *Doesn't look like anything to me.* 1 week ago:
What if they asked AI to generate a shitpost and this image is part of the end result…
- Comment on Relatable 1 week ago:
Kind of a tangent, but when I was younger I used to accidentally kick myself in the balls by sitting cross legged too quickly and hitting with my heel.
- Comment on To whom it may concern 1 week ago:
Feel free to stuff as much paper as you can fit, it’s just wood and plastics that are too rigid for the machines to handle sometimes. USPS gets money for returm mailing, so it’s a benfit to them as long as shims or pieces of plastic arent flying around the facility like a bullet.
- Comment on If I snapped you back in time 650 years right this very second, how would you use your current knowledge to succeed? 1 week ago:
Europeans would show up and my Native American homies would be armed with cartridge rifles, six shooters and a crank rotary machine gun.
- Comment on To whom it may concern 1 week ago:
It wouldn’t surprise me if one slipped through, there are overrides on stuff that get rejected and USPS is a massive organization with millions of parcels moving at any given moment.
This idea came from people mailing wooden shims back to the credit card companies because it would increase the postage cost over the normal weight… Please don’t do that though. Letters go through a Dr. Seuss Esque sorter system and the shims are too sturdy and sometimes get ripped out of the mail and shot across the facility…
- Comment on Anon is a senior citizen 1 week ago:
I have seen people destroy their backs working as a soda merchandiser before their 40s. That can be a surprisingly brutal job with ridiculous demands.
- Comment on Dehumidifiers are confusing. Here's why. | Technology Connections 1 week ago:
I think it’s bots that are targeting users. I have seen downvotes less than a minute after posting on good content.
In the same vein, sometimes you will notice one user who very recently posted a bunch of comments on a post and they literally all have 2 downvotes, yet are about entirely different things.
- Comment on Anon gets dommed by his barber 1 week ago:
It would, he has fine hair and no matter what length or how it was cut it’s not going to look great without some product to give texture.
- Comment on Anon gets dommed by his barber 1 week ago:
I can’t believe I had to scroll this far down to see this.
- Comment on Vintage 1 week ago:
Things were just built better back then
- Comment on Why are Nickel and Cobalt considered ferrous? 1 week ago:
Half of the websites when I google and sometimes the AI summary depending on how it’s googled. This became a debate with my wife last night. I said only iron is ferrous she said showed a bunch of references to Nickel and Cobalt as ferrous.
I also found this in Wikipedia, which seems the most likely reason for the terminology confusion:
In chemistry, the term is largely obsolete, but it often means iron, cobalt, and nickel, also called the iron triad;[1]. It may sometimes refer to other elements that resemble iron in some chemical aspects, such as the stable group 8 elements
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- Comment on 1994 white Kevin 2 weeks ago:
Maybe subsidized by it, but a lot of services from my local state institution are accessible by all.
- Comment on I hope she found herself 3 weeks ago:
I think some people genetically also lack the enzyme that converts the THC into whatever when it’s ingested.
- Comment on Death to Nickels 3 weeks ago:
Oh, I thought they meant that they would be replaced with coins…
- Comment on Why do people insist on not answering ALL the questions in an email or text message? 3 weeks ago:
How are the questions formatted?
- Comment on Proton 3 weeks ago:
He started sucking cheetos nob, even before it was cool and all the other businesses did.
- Comment on They should suffer 4 weeks ago:
I read this as “abs” at first and thought this was about a masochistic workout freak.
- Comment on Dont worry about your retirement plan, simpsons never fail 4 weeks ago:
Vance would probably be instantly impeached over everything Trump has gotten away with so far.
- Comment on Why Did the Government Declare War on My Adorable Tiny Truck? 4 weeks ago:
What if I zip tie a large Styrofoam block to the front?
- Comment on Standard tRump supporter 4 weeks ago:
The opposite of pro life is mandatory abortion for all.
- Comment on We are so cooked 4 weeks ago:
You don’t need honey bees to grow food.
- Comment on We are so cooked 5 weeks ago:
Honeybees compete for resources with native bees and are much more efficient foragers, and it’s hard to state the scope of impact they have had on native bee populations, but most believe it to be significant.
They were introduced to North America in the 1600s and then again, over repeated colonizations as colonizers were frustrated that native bees didn’t produce honey. Africanized honey bees were introduced from South America around the 1990s. Which are even more aggressive in their foraging and nature then their European cousins, although produce more honey.
Native bees are relatively docile and some variants lack the ability to sting at all.
Here is an article, or op ed about the problem: scientificamerican.com/…/the-problem-with-honey-b…
- Comment on We are so cooked 5 weeks ago:
Who cares then, aren’t they only useful for monocropping large farms? Most US bee enthusiasts would instantly cull every honey bee if they could.
- Comment on Know the difference 5 weeks ago:
Vanellope would certainly piss.
- Comment on Caught Slacking 5 weeks ago:
Carmex has nearly everything you listed haha