I_Fart_Glitter
@I_Fart_Glitter@lemmy.world
- Comment on Is there an actual picture of Mohamed or painting that we can view? Without pissing off all of Islam? 5 days ago:
I see he’s going with a laminated brow these days. Nice.
- Comment on I won gym that day 6 days ago:
All the other kids with the…
- Comment on I dunno 1 week ago:
PEMDAS bitches.
- Comment on Holy shiiiiit 1 week ago:
And all he did was take a bribe to give a sweetheart deal to a tech company.
- Comment on Feeling that groove 1 week ago:
Ah, very similar to the camera (iconograph) filled with fast painting imps.
- Comment on Labcoat! 1 week ago:
What a good dog.
- Comment on It's all relative 2 weeks ago:
You can fit a slice of cheesecake into a healthy caloric budget and macro balance.
If you’re eating your daily required calories and then adding cheesecake on top of that, you’ll be in caloric surplus and gain weight, but you certainly don’t have to do it that way.
- Comment on Why do some people make such a big deal over ages of someone's account on here? 2 weeks ago:
You mentioned in a comment that you have another account. So you aren’t new here, your account is. Not sure why you’re pretending to be new? This is what gives people trust issues.
- Comment on Why do some people make such a big deal over ages of someone's account on here? 2 weeks ago:
See for example, @nehare@lemmy.world. Account is four hours old, 52 articles posted, zero comments/engagement with the community. Will probably be gone by tomorrow.
Just the other day a bot showed up (galacticWaffle) that was making long, engaging comments on pretty much every post on .World. No one would have known it was a bot if it hadn’t been posting an impossible number of comments per minute. A lot of us engaged with it until people started following it around calling it out. Felt bad man.
I think people just need to know that you are a person before they trust you as a new neighbor. The norm lately is for brand new accounts not to be.
- Comment on Deep throat 3 weeks ago:
- Comment on People who don't wear earphones outside - why, and what do you do instead? 3 weeks ago:
I take one of two routes for an evening walk almost every day. It’s never occurred to me to listen to music or anything else while I do.
I live in a rural area with nice scenery. If you pay attention, it is different every day. Something new is starting to grow/bloom/die back, new birds have arrived or departed, the clouds are different, the air feels different, neighbors sheep are being silly in a different way.
I go specifically at sunset, so I find that very stimulating and no two sunsets are the same. I think about my day, my plans, goals, etc. It’s peaceful.
- Comment on Twinkle twinkle little star 4 weeks ago:
Some of us thirst for science and sparkles.
- Comment on I would like to meet him, he's probably nice 4 weeks ago:
I am the same, but it can be problematic. I was at a wedding recently and drunkenly stumbled into a group of (white) people having a conversation about gun rights and how if they killed someone in self defense and there was a single person of color (not the word they used) on the jury they would be found guilty of murder.
I innocently assumed they were normal folks who were just a bit confused and began trying to enlighten them. It was not received well.
- Comment on What are the most popular conspiracy theories? 5 weeks ago:
He wrote a book in the 60s that kind of suggested it was a possibility, but then walked it back within a few years and criticized people who latched on to it.
Intelligent Life in the Universe is the book.
- Comment on What are the most popular conspiracy theories? 5 weeks ago:
But he also shits himself regularly. Many people are saying it. Thank you for your attention to this matter.
- Comment on Tea time, innit? 1 month ago:
- Comment on Tea time, innit? 1 month ago:
Listen. Carcinisation is a process not to be fucked with. Please do not add lead poisoning to the mix. Thank you for coming to my TED talk.
- Comment on Woman 1 month ago:
Also old. And women who’ve had hysterectomies. And intersex women.
- Comment on arborholing 1 month ago:
The botany of desire is a fun book written on the subject. Michael Pollan is not a scientist though, he’s a science and environmental journalist and Harvard professor.
- Comment on Mom they're fighting again 1 month ago:
ya
- Comment on Mom they're fighting again 1 month ago:
Brussels sprouts, pineapple, asparagus, rice, peanuts, chocolate.
- Comment on Mom they're fighting again 1 month ago:
- Comment on Honestly Bizarre 1 month ago:
Same with nuts. Botanically, not a thing.
- Comment on Caw caw 1 month ago:
This upsets me deeply. I had to get up in the night and trim my toenails last night because they were long enough that I could feel them against the sheets.
- Comment on Ohio never sleeps 1 month ago:
You should probably take a break and get some ham.
- Comment on Ohio never sleeps 1 month ago:
Who would?
- Comment on Ohio never sleeps 1 month ago:
- Comment on Breaking news 2 months ago:
- Comment on Caption this. 2 months ago:
Not sure but this looks a lot like the Marine Mammal Center in Northern California. It’s basically a hospital that’s open to the public for educational (and donation) purposes.
There is a viewing deck above and good distance back from the pens where visitors can watch the animals get care and chill between vet visits.
The really sick critters are kept in a private area where they won’t be disturbed by anything.
- Comment on What happens when a cake is farted upon? 2 months ago:
Depends on who is doing the farting.
