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- Comment on Come, child, I have the best vintage of eggo 3 days ago:
Oooooooh…
And now I’m even more confused.
- Comment on Come, child, I have the best vintage of eggo 4 days ago:
I can’t believe eggs come in that size, are.for regular customers, and there’s plenty missing. My household couldn’t get through a quarter of that before they went off. You’d want to be freezing them—which makes for shit egg cooking later—or just really fuckin’ love eggs.
- Comment on This is a photo of irony. 5 days ago:
I assumed a person crashed into the school while starting a lesson. But that doesn’t necessarily mean the lesson made them worse. This is more that It’s like rai-e-aaaain!
- Comment on I will step on you and spill your food, my small friend 6 days ago:
Ha, it roll much easier off my tongue much easierthan “pet peeve.”
I’m reminded of this legendary bit.
English by country or region is a bit of a hoot.
- Comment on Pearson complaining about using Linux to access my course material 1 week ago:
Aw, manggg. But I just upgraded to Linux last week’s. Shoot…
Back to being treated like an idiot, force fed bloat, having no control over my own PC, and taking four steps to get everything done but often ending up down a rabbit hole of 19 step troubleshooting just to say, “Fuck it! Fine! I’ll accept the new feature” then being toured on the new feature after it crashes first then won’t let you login, but finally you do and THEN you’ve got your file open but forget what for by then, all the while it’s notifying you of updates constantly but you won’t run them because noticed it’s contains the AMD driver which is the old one so Adrenaline will stop working but that also means Windows somehow undid the group policy fucking around you had to do has somehow been undone and they say Linux is hard.while.Windows thinks I’m the fucking idiot and- RAAARRRGH!!!
snaps back
Huh, sorry. I get flashbacks still. The doctors say with the right therapy, I’ll be better in a year.
- Comment on I will step on you and spill your food, my small friend 1 week ago:
I think 'peeve’is more American because it’s modern American-informal from ‘peevish’ so it’s not caught on much in other countries. You’d probably.also be confused by ‘pet aversion’ which is actually the original and popular term, with a pet hate being the most slack of the two pets.
- Comment on I will step on you and spill your food, my small friend 1 week ago:
My pet hate. People That Type Like This, Causing The Inner Dialogue To Jar Each Word And Confuse Titles And Names Amongst Regular Words.
- Comment on Relatable 1 week ago:
I’ve swallowed water the wrong way and had coughing fit that cramped my gouche.
I hope it never happens again, but I’m sure instances like that will increase.
- Comment on Weekly Episode Releases Are an Outdated, Frustrating Way to Watch TV 2 weeks ago:
Weekly people can watch them once a week. The rest must watch them once a week, build a buffer, or just wait for the season, while avoiding spoilers for the latter two.
- Comment on how do I avoid becoming conformist, lazy and completely incapable of learning something new? 2 weeks ago:
Oh, I will. I’m getting along in years and am about to pick up split boarding for backcountry. I could learn to just ski, but I’ve lived life surfing and skating, so I picked up snowboarding real fast and been doing that a while now.
Kinda always been into the idea of towing with a snow mobile too, so maybe I can afford that around then haha
- Comment on how do I avoid becoming conformist, lazy and completely incapable of learning something new? 2 weeks ago:
Don’t act your age. Get to a point where you’re so dismissive of your age you have to think hard about what your age actually is.
If I stopped and started doing things based on what I’m meant to do at an age, I’d be a miserable piece of shit. I just do and think what I want. When I’m 60, I’ll still be learning and doing what I want because I rejected the idea that I’m too old or too young for something.
Rather than setting sights on what you want to achieve, set sights on what you never want to become. The rest just flows around that and happiness is always there because you’ve identified what unhappiness is and stayed clear of it.
- Comment on Favorite B-Movies? 2 weeks ago:
I just watched Buckaroo Bonzai having heard nothing about it. Fucking brilliant movie. I need to watch it again now that I know what I’m in.
- Comment on The pre burn 2 weeks ago:
That’s 13,310 eggs per second continuously for 48 hours.
- Comment on Discord Begins Testing Facial Scans for Age Verification 2 weeks ago:
It’s Facebook Messenger for me. It’s impossible to get everyone to shift. Many of us have had Signal for years.
- Comment on this is not satire this is not satire this is not satire 3 weeks ago:
When I was a kid, every time I tried to draw something it just ended up being a dick and balls.
- Comment on Do you really have to let everyone know 3 weeks ago:
I suspect their performance is disappointing experience. Though, there would be at least one person out there that would be into being a part of…whatever this is.
- Comment on On the struggle bus 3 weeks ago:
OP can count to eight!
- Comment on Is the person who winks the Winkor and the person who receives the wink the Winkee ? 3 weeks ago:
-ar is a person that does a thing. -er is a person that does action of a thing. A winkar in practice is a winker, but a winker isn’t necessarily a winkar.
But a winkee is definitely someone subjected to a wink, whether by a winkar or a just a normal person winking.
- Comment on It's a sin in Christianity to consume media based on ancient mythology and folklore? 3 weeks ago:
Yeah, but Paul kind of ruined Greece via Thessaloniki and Korinthos. Granted, the social hierarchy around the old gods backed by “the one true God for all” Christian narrative sure made it easy to turn common Greeks against their ancient culture and religion.
- Comment on [deleted] 4 weeks ago:
It’s just racial stereotypes but it’s funny because the words Donald John Trump are randomly at the top.
- Comment on LinkedIn’s cofounder Reid Hoffman says seeking work-life balance is a red flag that you’re ‘not committed to winning’ 4 weeks ago:
Right? “Winning” what exactly? Reid Hoffman’s trying to be the best at being the most miserable and unfulfilled. The most regrets on his death bed.
- Comment on At least Quark had some integrity. 4 weeks ago:
I work in statistics and we never use girl of woman, only female. The line is vastly different in age and meaning depending on culture, religion, law, or heritage. Even in western societ, 13, 16, 18, and 21 are all valid before tipping to 40, 50, 60, 65, 68, and 70 where the term can be prefixed with some form of adjective.
It’s old-fashioned. Just say female and every culture/society understands you without confusion or insult.
- Comment on [deleted] 5 weeks ago:
Wearing something in the sauna is kind of gross. Like, you put on spare shorts, get them totally drenched in sweat, then take them off and store them in a garbage bag or something?
- Comment on American and British English spelling and pronunciations 5 weeks ago:
Thanks to coding, I see center as a position and centre as an object. But for the most part, I find US spelling to be lazy spelling for poor pronunciation. Like people just started saying the word wrong and rather than fixing that, just started spelling it wrong too.
Aluminium is prob the weirdest. Like everything on the periodic table ending with -ium; the Latin morpheme in chemistry. But the US just-…like, how?!
- Comment on Anon predicts the future of driving 5 weeks ago:
And screens have become popular because people think they’re fancy, hi-tech, expensive. But ironically they’re cheap and nasty. They are much cheaper to make than haptics, knobs, dials, etc.
- Comment on Flushing 5 weeks ago:
When I first went to eastern Europe, I was confused why there were signs saying to not flush paper down the toilet. Like, obviously. That’s for body waste and TP only.
“Paper” means “toilet paper”.
- Comment on He's just eccentric 1 month ago:
I know, right?! Glad you agree.
- Comment on He's just eccentric 1 month ago:
“affirmed of the position that the term is used”
Yrp, you’re underscoring one of my tangent points. I couldn’t be bothered making more text in the one comment, but also figured if the comment was too long, it’d get a bunch of people jumping on me before they could manage to finish it. Alas, never avoidable. So, thanks 😁
- Comment on Can't solve the captcha because I don't know what `undefined` is 1 month ago:
Well, that’d be all of the tiles.
- Comment on He's just eccentric 1 month ago:
As the years go on, I’m more affirmed of the position that the term ‘autism’ is used to explain every day behaviours, but by below average IQ people. They’re both cognitive spectrums, after all. But even experts of the latter struggle to define it.
It’s why more and more we hear, “Well I guess everyone’s a little on the spectrum.” So if it’s normal, not being so is not normal.
I think, “The average person isn’t below average” is synonymously more true—obviously—in context of cognitive application.
At this rate the modern, “Haha! NERD!!!” aka. “autistic” will be someone that folds washing or can’t socially explain the Dunning-Kruger effect to a person that thinks it’s European Ben & Jerry’s, entirely missing the critique on their education in politics being from X.
My drunken point is, who the fuck doesn’t like sorting wires? You ever dealt with those messy things?! Only an idiot wouldn’t.