hungryphrog
@hungryphrog@lemmy.blahaj.zone
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- Comment on I dont want to enter a contract when consuming your product.. 2 hours ago:
This isn’t mildly annoying, this is corporate hellscape.
- Comment on It’s the little things 2 days ago:
we also wouldn’t have icicles :(
- Comment on What is this shit? I have to be signed in to watch any video now? 2 days ago:
Try invidious.
- Comment on Lick it. 1 week ago:
Well your life certainly can be short if you lick just whatever.
- Comment on Food. 2 weeks ago:
zips them really quickly
- Comment on Vitamins are good but idk.... 2 weeks ago:
it might be that it wasn’t used for eating
- Comment on Is it morally wrong for an immigrant or naturalized citizen to "keep a low profile" and avoid speaking up against the government in order to minimize the risks of denaturalization/deportation? 2 weeks ago:
If I broke into your house holding a knife would it be morally wrong for you to hide in the wardrobe?
- Comment on Wanna show me? Send a DM 2 weeks ago:
:P
- Comment on Wanna show me? Send a DM 2 weeks ago:
ok 😉 Image
- Comment on You've got to stick up for the little guy 2 weeks ago:
Making overpriced games is more evil than murdering hundreds of people? Do you hear yourself?
- Comment on You've got to stick up for the little guy 2 weeks ago:
yearn for the
minescacao plantations - Comment on A slightly different experience 2 weeks ago:
jfc…
- Comment on Royal Fuckup 2 weeks ago:
yea sure
- Comment on Royal Fuckup 2 weeks ago:
Compromise: we can keep monarchy but from now on they all have to wear bunny ears.
- Comment on Full Moon Rising! 2 weeks ago:
Probably both
- Comment on A slightly different experience 2 weeks ago:
two weeks of vacation time a YEAR?? What hellworld are you yanks living in?!
- Comment on why are we eatings shrimps 3 weeks ago:
shrimp is bugs 👍
- Comment on the seven deadly companies 3 weeks ago:
- Comment on So I can smoke them if I put shoes on them? 3 weeks ago:
I don’t want to fuck anyone who is pooping at the moment.
- Comment on So I can smoke them if I put shoes on them? 3 weeks ago:
Like this? Image
- Comment on m-2 3 weeks ago:
Saw the Sun and decided to fly to the biggest lamp there is.
- Comment on Man Go 3 weeks ago:
It’d be mengo, since women is in plural for some reason (despite being just one woman).
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- Comment on So many... 3 weeks ago:
I’d take a moth present any day…
- Comment on I don't get this trend, but there's a moth on my ceiling. Enjoy ! 3 weeks ago:
Little guy is probably confused about what that other moth is doing there.
- Comment on Why is the progress pride flag so poorly designed (especially the intersex progress pride flag)? Will it be redesigned? 3 weeks ago:
Strange is the world of bigotry.
- Comment on Why is the progress pride flag so poorly designed (especially the intersex progress pride flag)? Will it be redesigned? 3 weeks ago:
Its purpose isn’t to be aesthetically pleasing. Trans people and POC are constantly discriminated against by other queers, and intersex people rarely are even acknowledged to exist at all, let alone treated as anything else than disgusting or sex object.
- Comment on Future aspirations 4 weeks ago:
I mean, you have to be pretty rich to have 65 cats.
- Comment on Reddit assemble 4 weeks ago:
Free thinking, high IQ inviduals: Image
- Comment on How do you think early humans survived without water bottles? Did they just live next to water sources all the time? 4 weeks ago:
Pretty much yes. If you look at a map, you’ll notice that most cities, especially old (like old old) ones are next to or near water sources. There are, of course, other reasons for this as well: building a settlement by water will also give you the opportunity to use boats, for transportation and shipping. Merchant cities tend to be by seas and oceans, because transporting cargo by ships is much more efficient than by land, especially before airplanes. Then there’s fishing, crop irrigation, and just that humans like bodies of water.
But also, what do you exactly mean by water bottle? Because water transportation and storage vessels have been around for quite a while, and aqueducts have been built by various civilisations across history.