Dozzi92
@Dozzi92@lemmy.world
- Comment on Bro 😭😭 4 hours ago:
This story took me for a ride. In a car. Where the driver was yelling the N-word. But it’s okay because it’s transgressive, even though I guess I don’t know what that means.
- Comment on Bro 😭😭 16 hours ago:
It was forecasted to rain on my wedding day and my wife nearly died, so I bought seven purple umbrellas and one big white umbrella so they could take pictures in the rain. It didn’t rain until after pictures. Is that irony?
- Comment on Bro 😭😭 16 hours ago:
He’s got a great head of hair. My wife thinks he’s a bit of a nutter though, but in a good, nice way.
- Comment on turned them into their final form! 2 days ago:
Jesus, that’s internet HOF shit.
- Comment on Websites: Then vs Now 6 days ago:
It’s funny because I definitely remember this happening while using Netscape Navigator to access our Prodigy-peovided internet.
- Comment on Websites: Then vs Now 6 days ago:
I remember clicking on a website and getting ABSOLUTELY BOMBSRDED WITH NEVERENDING POPUPS OF HARDCORE PORN PICS AND SOUND and my parents were behind me, and you just panic reboot the computer.
- Comment on They used to be all metal too. Its time for a revolution 1 week ago:
I don’t pretend to be an expert on salt (though I have certainly listened to the testimony of experts on salt), but I do know there are different compounds that all fall under the general heading of “salt,” despite some of them not being salt at all. And that heading is probably one coined by a layman like myself.
As far as whether the other compounds are responsible for corrosion the way tradition salt would be, I have no idea!
- Comment on They used to be all metal too. Its time for a revolution 1 week ago:
Probably salt on roads. Sea air kinda rots everything, salty roads just the bottom.
- Comment on whatcha gonna watch? 1 week ago:
First grade, they piled all the classes together, because it’s 1993 and we only have one laserdisc player, and we need to watch a video on pollution. Main topics were acid rain and smog and that shit has been with me for 30 years, I will never forget it.
- Comment on lemmy.ca user Is this true? 2 weeks ago:
I’m an American. I actually like America, for what it’s worth. Canada, however, has the superior anthem.
- Comment on The g spot is in the ear canal 2 weeks ago:
For me, water goes in, stays forever. Something that’s happened since I’ve aged. Swam competitively in high school, never had a problem. Now, if I tilt my head wrong in the shower, good luck.
- Comment on Can I not be an adorable junkie 4 weeks ago:
You didn’t fucking curse one goddamn time in your reply.
- Comment on Five flavors 🤤 4 weeks ago:
Igorrrr are solid, definitely doing some different shit. Dunno the others.
Your list shows up perfect when I go to respond, but in normal view, Lemmy doesn’t put your lines in.
- Comment on I'd have to hear her argument, but... 4 weeks ago:
I haven’t had a good time in years.
- Comment on I'd have to hear her argument, but... 4 weeks ago:
I was kidding around, it’s a silly leap, and the post is silly, so I was just suggesting something silly myself. Someone else seems to have done the legwork though.
- Comment on I'd have to hear her argument, but... 4 weeks ago:
Because it just makes sense. Snap, diarrhea. It’s simple.
- Comment on I found the Lemmy bar in Reykjavik, Iceland! 5 weeks ago:
- Comment on Oreo 1 month ago:
The description is the best part for me. It’s got me thoroughly scratching my head wondering if OP is some AI, but they’re here in the comments with us and clearly not.
Bout to dive into some Oreos though myself.
- Comment on Do remote workers actually work? Yes, but they also shop and shower 1 month ago:
Amen. I work through lunch, honestly. I’m sitting at home at my computer, may as well eat something and work for the 30m or so. I have no reason not to, besides not working for the sake of not working.
- Comment on What are your favorite racing games? 2 months ago:
Midnight Club was my absolute jam back in the mid oughts, loved the shit out of that game. Kinda got away from the Arcade style racers, but that game has a special place for me.
- Comment on Lawless society 2 months ago:
Publicly shun people. You’re a rule breaker? You’ve been shunned by society and people who associate with you will be known associates of the shunned.
- Comment on Meatspin 2 months ago:
I’m in Jersey (New), and while we attended Catholic services, we weren’t exactly religious, and nor were my neighbors and the town in general. Perhaps it was regional. I have heard of this, just didn’t experience it. My parents also let a little bit of Satan into their lives sometimes too, as anyone who was in their 20s in the '80s did.
- Comment on Meatspin 2 months ago:
That blows, because we’re similar age, I’m born in '87, and I look back fondly at the freedom I had as a kid. It’s a bit how I intend to model my parenting around, although it’s hard to escape modern times in my mind sometimes. But my kids will wander around the neighborhood alone (in a couple of years, still too young), get dirty, stay out til the sun goes down, that kind of thing, with the caveat of not bothering people and their properties. Probably easier said than done on my part, we shall see.
- Comment on "Modding is pretty big" says Baldur's Gate 3 director as over 1m mods are installed in less than 24 hours 2 months ago:
Oh yeah, I wouldn’t cheat if I were playing with other humans, but sometimes I want to explore depths of a game that time just doesn’t permit, so I gotta skip the grind and get right to the part where I’m unkillable. And yeah, if you’re having fun, that is the point!
- Comment on "Modding is pretty big" says Baldur's Gate 3 director as over 1m mods are installed in less than 24 hours 2 months ago:
Play the games how you want to have fun, and anyone who says otherwise is dead wrong. I’ve dabbled in “cheating” myself, whether it’s giving myself 60 pts for starting traits in Zomboid, or building really unbalanced maps in AoE II and preventing the computers from ever advancing, it’s fun to sometimes modify the rules to benefit me unilaterally.
- Comment on Stupid ass star 2 months ago:
It’s the Goldilocks of atars, just right.
- Comment on Go already 2 months ago:
I didn’t have a lot of sense when I was younger, but I had enough to not get a bike. I liked vroom vroom very much. I now drive 2018 Legacy, as befits my dad status.
- Comment on Go already 2 months ago:
I’d never heard that point and it’s really interesting. I drive around the part of NJ that is close to NY, Bergen, Essex, Hudson Counties, and sometimes it’s a straight up stop sign at the edge of a highway. And the problem is, there’s no other way to go, I’m not cutting through a residential area or nothing, this is me coming from the turnpike onto Rt. 9 or something, massive thoroughfares with insane volumes. And you just do commit and that’s it. Terrible design, but with the light you’ve shown on it, I can understand it a bit better.
- Comment on Go already 2 months ago:
Driving stick, I would do this all the time. In fact, I’d do it in the left lane, which I would never do, but for the fact all of the lanes are just constant stop and go. I’d leave massive buffers, 20-30 cars, and just cruise 5-10mph, and never stop. I just don’t understand why anyone wants to use their brakes at all, I hate using my brakes. I’d rather just coast in perpetuity than feel inertia in any direction.
- Comment on Go already 2 months ago:
It’s a little of column a and a little of column b. When I’m driving and some absolute piece of garbage is riding directly next to the car to their right, I equate them to a blood clot, which is funny, because they also make me feel like having an aneurysm. I also don’t forgive the driver on the right, because they are more than capable of allowing a space for other drivers to pass.
The absolute lack of awareness on the road is startling. I swear to God, people are looking through straws and their neck doesn’t move.
Building extra lanes, though, does not solve the problem.
