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- Comment on How do you beat post-work floppiness? 1 day ago:
Allow yourself to be bored. You’ll find the motivation.
- Comment on It is Wednesday, my dudes 2 days ago:
new frog dropped earth.com/…/three-new-frog-species-give-birth-to-…
- Comment on I'm bothering anyone, why the sign? 2 days ago:
This near the North Pole?
- Comment on NEW TOAD ALERT 2 days ago:
So like…they did this on Wednesday on purpose, right my dudes?
- Comment on The heat... I mean the cold... well, it’s palpable! 2 days ago:
Yes, but 1kg also results in no force, so it’s a trivial statement.
- Comment on The heat... I mean the cold... well, it’s palpable! 2 days ago:
-40C=-40 °F
- Comment on Bacon 3 days ago:
THE NARWHAL BACONS AT MIDNIGHT
- Comment on You live in Clown World when guys are using bathroom hand dryers 3 days ago:
Those hand dryers are the ones that have a thin blade of extremely high speed air that tries to effectively blast the water off your hands rather than evaporate it. I suspect that would be very painful on your scrote.
- Comment on When it hits you.... 4 days ago:
She finally grew into her nose.
- Comment on "Nevertheless, the vaginal sounds that were sent will have reached Epsilon Eridani in 1996 and Tau Ceti in 1998. It is unclear what sort of reply we should expect." 1 week ago:
Ok, I was going to crack a joke about how this is a response to the vulva slit being removed from the depiction of the nude woman on the Pioneer plaque, but it literally is.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pioneer_plaque#Criticism
According to the memoirs of Robert S. Kraemer, however, the original design that was presented to NASA headquarters included a line which indicated the woman’s vulva,[11] and this line was erased as a condition for approval of the design by John Naugle, former head of NASA’s Office of Space Science and the agency’s former chief scientist.[11] There have also been criticisms of the censorship of the female figure’s genitals. Scientist and artist Joe Davis protested the depiction with his Poetica Vaginal project wherein he used an MIT radar dish to transmit the recordings of a vaginal detector.[22]
- Comment on Plant Protection 1 week ago:
See also caffeine.
- Comment on Twinkle twinkle little star 1 week ago:
Sure why not?
- Comment on What is the catalyst that actually causes (financial) bubbles to burst? 1 week ago:
I was excited to read that, but the writing style is a little too chaotic for my taste.
- Comment on [AI] What time is it again? 1 week ago:
That’s the thing about LLMs. They’re inconsistent. Even when they get it right, we can’t depend on them getting it right 100% of the time.
- Comment on Pronouns history 2 weeks ago:
- Comment on AT&T ad congratulating itself for its ethics violated an ad-industry rule 2 weeks ago:
Since the title is hard to parse. The self-regulating group that monitors ads says that you can’t use a decision by the group in marketing.
AT&T is bragging about how T-Mobile has been flagged by the group more than AT&T which you’re not allowed to do.
- Comment on Black widow life 2 weeks ago:
All loves have to die, of that there’s no help My favourite way to end ’em Is the orb-weaver spider’s, whose pedipalp Enters the female pudendum
Then dies on the spot, his corpse there still stuck Left for his rivals to curse it He would rather die than not get to fuck Personally, I reckon it’s worth it
- Comment on This man is suffering 2 weeks ago:
But it is certainly regrettable like any other career.
Ok. So we’ve confirmed that it’s a career. I think taking on the concept of whether or not porn should be stored in a permanent medium is outside the scope of this conversation. It’s currently a valid career for men and women, and (assuming it’s all produced above board), there are plenty of systems in place to protect the people involved.
Hooters operates in a grey area. They obviously drive customers to their locations with sex appeal (though I actually like their wings personally), but there’s a fuzzy line around what is and is not okay in that scenario. Their own employee agreement has this to say:
- My job duties require I wear the designated Hooters Girl uniform.
- My job duties require that I interact with and entertain the customers.
- The Hooters concept is based on female sex appeal and the work environment is one in which joking and entertaining conversations are commonplace.
Even the company won’t delineate what “joking” means. If a patron makes a “joke” that makes a server super uncomfortable what are her options? Confront the customer and lose her tip? Quit her job? That’s a lot of financial strain just to feel comfortable at your job. I don’t think Hooters as an establishment should be shut down, but I think bragging about ogling the women should be a little frowned upon.
The language in the post indicates that he’s clearly ashamed of what he’s doing. He’s misleading his wife and speaks in euphemism. So whatever he actually does there, he at least thinks other people will think it’s creepy.
I think leaving a review like this just demonstrates a lack of problem solving skills or some sexual repression which is kind of sad. There are other, better ways to get your rocks off than Hooters if that’s really all you’re there for.
- Comment on snail lyfe 2 weeks ago:
They’re not women’s clothes. They’re my clothes. I bought them.
~Eddie Izzard
- Comment on This man is suffering 2 weeks ago:
A customer of hooters can’t force the server to continue to be sexualized
Ask a victim of sexual assault how they feel about that statement.
And the point is if your goal of going to hooters is to bend the rules as far as you can, just get your fix some other way.
- Comment on This man is suffering 3 weeks ago:
The power dynamic between the porn actress and customer is different than between restaurant server and patron. The porn is filmed in a controlled environment, and even the live streams can be quit at any time. At a restaurant, the women are operating in a live environment, and their income is dependent on the patrons’ whims. The rules are fuzzy and you don’t know if your patron is going to understand the difference between friendly flirting and sexual attraction.
I got dragged to a strip club for a friend’s birthday. They were especially gross at the time in WA because you couldn’t drink at them. We were already drunk enough though.
Anyway, got a lap dance for $20. The first 30 seconds were the stripper explaining to me what I’m allowed to do. I.e. apparently you can rub your face on her boobs, but hands stay put. I’m sure if I broke that rule, a bouncer would beat the shit out of me. To maintain the “family friendly atmosphere,” restaurants like Hooters operate more on nuance that some patrons (like the person this post is about) may not understand.
- Comment on This man is suffering 3 weeks ago:
I always figured that the game was being a creep because it’s the easiest way to get a woman to interact with your or at least acknowledge your existence. Porn has solutions for that too.
Or maybe they do indeed just want to make women uncomfortable. Harder to do that with porn since porn actors tend to not be great non-porn actors.
- Comment on "I used to be with it" 3 weeks ago:
You like tapes and CDs?
How 'bout I tape my dick to your head so you can CDs nuts!?
- Comment on This man is suffering 3 weeks ago:
Porn is cheap. Don’t be a creep.
- Comment on What are some good things to purchase to add a new distraction to my life? 3 weeks ago:
Gameboy Advance
- Comment on the TB lion 3 weeks ago:
I’m told broken glass tastes like blood.
- Comment on slur 5 weeks ago:
I don’t care for Gob.
- Comment on ??? Profit!!! 5 weeks ago:
a few milllion years
Yeah, your ass is getting subducted.
- Comment on Girls 5 weeks ago:
- Comment on "I’m Canceling My Subscription": Xbox Players Call to "Boycott" Game Pass "Hard" Over 50% Price Increase As Microsoft’s Website Crashes from Mass Cancellations 1 month ago:
But what if you can’t get it? Go try to watch the Willow TV show on Disney+. There is no longer a legal way to watch it. They removed it from the service. You can’t buy it. It’s gone. Disney has also been editing its classic movies like Lilo and Stitch and Splash to remove parts that I guess they found objectionable.
The trend that entertainment and culture are increasingly held hostage behind a paywall and subject to edits is dystopian as hell. What’s to stop Spotify or Netflix from moving all of your favorite media to Spotify Pro or Netflix Premium? What if there’s no other way to acquire that media? How much would you pay per month to experience it again? In what way is this a service that benefits the consumer?
I like my collection of movies, shows, and music, and as long as I’m careful not to lose the files, I can experience them, unchanged, for as long as I like.
it’s not like it was physical and became digital only
And that is happening. Many movies are out of print. DVDs don’t always last forever. There has never been a legal way to obtain a movie in a DRM-free digital format. Ripping backups from discs is the only way to guarantee they are preserved and available forever.