pelespirit
@pelespirit@sh.itjust.works
- Comment on I found the secret chord! 1 day ago:
Trump is one of the most powerful people in the world right now. It doesn’t get much higher than that. We should focus on him being a pedophile and splitting up all of these immigrant families. Don’t forget his first term, he was splitting up the girls from their family and many of those people were never found.
- Comment on Chicago fighting ICE 3 days ago:
You’re not wrong, but that dude was the epitome of a gravy seal too. It’s a 50/50.
- Comment on Chicago fighting ICE 3 days ago:
Fucking awesome. We love you Chicago.
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- Comment on This is a real post from the official DHS account on X 6 days ago:
We’re in the stupid hitler timeline.
- Comment on do you remember a time when societies were so polarized and shifted so much to the right like today? How long did it last? 1 week ago:
Look for the grift in every single country you mentioned, because ultimately, that’s the goal. They want the power and control of money. A narcissist is probably behind every one too. They think they can do it.
- Comment on When a person gains weight and keeps the weight on for a long time, is that old fat in your body, or does the fat get replaced over time? 1 week ago:
Wow, this is something that hasn’t been said. I wonder if this is still current.
An average human adult has 30 billion fat cells with a weight of 30 lbs or 13.5 kg. If a child or adolescent gains sufficient excess weight, fat cells may increase in absolute number until age twenty-four.[3] If an adult (who never was obese as a child or adolescent) gains excess weight, fat cells generally increase in size, not number, though there is some inconclusive evidence suggesting that the number of fat cells might also increase if the existing fat cells become large enough (as in particularly severe levels of obesity).
- Comment on When a person gains weight and keeps the weight on for a long time, is that old fat in your body, or does the fat get replaced over time? 1 week ago:
It kind of says something different though. It says the amount remains stable, but they’re dying and replacing themselves. It’s quick in fat people and takes longer in lean people.
It has been generally believed that adult humans cannot create new fat cells. We have thought, until now, that fat cells only and simply increase their fat mass by adding more lipids into fat cells that already exist in order to settle their body weight – this is true, but that is not the end of the story. Research lead by Kirsty Spalding, Jonas Frisén and Peter Arner has recently shown that adult humans constantly produce new fat cells regardless of their body weight status, sex or age.
Peter Arner, Professor, Department of Medicine, Huddinge, said “The total number of fat cells in the body is stable overtime, because the making of new fat cells is counterbalanced by an equally rapid break down of the already existing fat cells due to cell death.”
- Comment on When a person gains weight and keeps the weight on for a long time, is that old fat in your body, or does the fat get replaced over time? 1 week ago:
My brain has to readjust to all this, very strange.
- Comment on When a person gains weight and keeps the weight on for a long time, is that old fat in your body, or does the fat get replaced over time? 1 week ago:
the stuff in those cells could very well be old.
So, losing weight, is like taking a long needed shower for your cells.
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- Comment on Judge Finds ‘Likelihood’ That Charges Against Abrego Garcia Are Vindictive 1 week ago:
A federal judge in Nashville ruled on Friday that there was a “realistic likelihood” that the indictment filed against Kilmar Armando Abrego Garcia, the immigrant who was wrongfully deported to El Salvador in March and then brought back to face criminal charges, amounted to a vindictive prosecution by the Justice Department.
- Comment on And the pre-peeled containers for 4x the price are a ripoff 2 weeks ago:
I find this method easier and no water involved. To each their own though. www.youtube.com/watch?v=9U4X9uh-sZ4
- Comment on Charlie Kirk in his own words. 2 weeks ago:
Yeah, Idk. Maybe a weird filter from 9gag’s side? I couldn’t find that clip anywhere else, which is also really strange.
- Comment on Charlie Kirk in his own words. 2 weeks ago:
- Comment on Charlie Kirk in his own words. 2 weeks ago:
Yep, Patel is covering for him
- Comment on Charlie Kirk in his own words. 2 weeks ago:
- Comment on The inner fire of my hatred COULD melt steam beams 3 weeks ago:
I’m pretty sure it was because the password was compromised. That’s what I’ve heard for a decade now.
- Comment on I want you to know that I'm happy for you 3 weeks ago:
Those original lyrics though. I don’t think I paid attention to when it first came out and heard it recently. I’m surprised she’s not wearing a crazy hat in the video. www.youtube.com/watch?v=NPcyTyilmYY
- Comment on President Trump suggested people shouldn’t feel sorry for Joe Biden over his cancer diagnosis 3 weeks ago:
I love how the microphone hides his mini-stroke droop.
- Comment on Hue hue hue 3 weeks ago:
That makes sense, I thought it would make the signals clearer or something.
- Comment on Doot doot 3 weeks ago:
Wait, what? So, is this part of lifting weights?
Our skeleton is much more than a rigid scaffold for the body, says geneticist Gérard Karsenty of Columbia University. Our bones secrete a protein called osteocalcin, discovered in the 1970s, that rebuilds the skeleton. In 2007, Karsenty and colleagues discovered that this protein acts as a hormone to keep blood sugar levels in check and burn fat. Later, his group showed that the hormone is important for maintaining brain function and physical fitness, restoring memory in aged mice and boosting performance during exercise in old mice and people. The findings led Karsenty to hypothesize that animals evolved bony skeletons to escape danger.
- Comment on Hue hue hue 3 weeks ago:
Can you tell me why that would be?
- Comment on Somebody call a doctor! 3 weeks ago:
OP can edit the original and add this if they want.
- Comment on ABC - Always Be Compliant 3 weeks ago:
I noticed you didn’t mention the other in this “stupid article”.
Here’s Peter Pan:
Disney isn’t denying the racism in Peter Pan. In fact, when Disney+ launched, Peter Pan was one of a handful of films that included a sensitivity warning: “This program is presented as originally created. It may contain outdated cultural depictions.” The offensive portrayal of a Native American tribe is not unique to the Disney film either—it comes from the original play and novel by J.M. Barrie. But as Smithsonian Magazine notes, “The 1953 Disney movie doubled-down on racial stereotypes; one of the film’s songs is ‘What Made the Red Man Red.'”
Dumbo:
Like Peter Pan, Dumbo is one of the classic Disney films to get a content warning on Disney+. The movie’s most controversial moment arrives when the titular elephant meets a group of crows. “The black birds are depicted using African American stereotypes of the time, with jive-like speech patterns and jazzy-gospely songs sung in harmony,” as the Washington Post notes. “The main bird, named Jim Crow, was voiced by white actor Cliff Edwards, who engages in the vocal equivalent of blackface.”
What they said about Alladin:
Shortly after its release in 1992, Aladdin was called out for negative and damaging depictions of Arab culture. Disney actually changed two lines in the film for its home video release following pressure from the American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee.
Beauty and the Beast
While not everyone agrees that the love story between Belle and the cursed prince is problematic, some have claimed that Beauty and the Beast actually glorifies Stockholm syndrome. After all, Belle only falls for the Beast after he locks her up in his enchanted castle and separates her from her beloved father.
- Comment on ABC - Always Be Compliant 3 weeks ago:
And Disney was built by a guy that was at least very racist, and probably nazi adjacent.
13 Disney Movies That Are Offensive
by Today’s StandardsI would argue that they were offensive then too.
- Comment on It's only funny when I do it 3 weeks ago:
He’s not even worth a meme to me. I thought he was a reddit thumb and too small face years ago and that was it.
- Comment on This headline: Meta, TikTok dent Europe’s social media regime with court win over tech levy 4 weeks ago:
In another article, this should piss the Europeans off. I think another word, and a more accurate one, would be dictator.
How Donald Trump became president of Europe
- This headline: Meta, TikTok dent Europe’s social media regime with court win over tech levywww.politico.eu ↗Submitted 4 weeks ago to mildlyinfuriating@lemmy.world | 2 comments
- Comment on Too soon? 4 weeks ago:
I unfortunately looked at it. The guy saying, “Yeah, gang violence” right before, is some weird shit.
Also, why would anyone kill him? He’s been irrelevant for awhile now, yeah?