Skullgrid
@Skullgrid@lemmy.world
- Comment on sharks are older than polaris 14 hours ago:
- Comment on sharks are older than polaris 14 hours ago:
And if I’m reading the details section correctly, while the outer pair of stars are actually older than sharks, it’s the bright star that you can actually see that’s younger than sharks.
This makes even less sense, how is the heavier thing in the middle younger than the things that orbit it?
- Comment on makeover 2 days ago:
MF a bigger egg than an ostriches.
- Comment on Do Australians in the northern hemisphere celebrate Christmas in July to have a Christmas that reminds them of home? 2 days ago:
In argentina/uruguay christmas is celebrated in december and has the stupid winter shit even though it’s the middle of summer. It’s concerning for the old people dressing up as santa in full winter garb for kids.
- Comment on Orb 3 days ago:
it looks like a taut grape that’s begging to be squeezed to burst.
- Comment on Gringos out here wilin' 3 days ago:
LESS Mc Burney
- Comment on People were no less thirsty back then 4 days ago:
. Depending on what ‘island’ means
The island that the topic of this part of the conversation is about, the one that the film “mamma mia” takes place on.
but the idea of her being ‘yours’ is kinda weird, possessive; especially if you didn’t do the work of making the person.
it’s a semantic indicator of a relationship of a generic word. Jesus fucking christ, not everything is a freudian slip that indicates someone is a patriachal nazi.
- Comment on One day😔🤞 4 days ago:
“talking to a man in a 10 meter range”
- Comment on People were no less thirsty back then 4 days ago:
No, I never ended up on an island to try to figure out if the woman I banged (and turned out fucked a bunch of other dudes right before/after) gave birth to my daughter or if it was one of the other guys.
- Comment on People were no less thirsty back then 5 days ago:
Many cultures have done shit where kids are raised by all the men mom was fucking through the entire pregnancy.
yeah, and how many of those guys raised this kid? Oh wait.
Who tf needs a dad specifically? A good parent is a good parent.
Are YOU a parent? Because I am, and let me tell you, with TWO people it’s fucking exhausting, let alone doing it alone.
Again, the point is that 1) The daughter has no sense of identity except for who her dad might be, and she’s going to base her opinion and goals based on whoever he turns out to be, which is weak as shit, and 2) If you’re going to fuck around, at least be a responsible adult about it, which the mother was not. They had the pill and condoms back then, use them for fucks sake.
- Comment on Can I lick it? 5 days ago:
Sodium reacts violently in water
Chlorine was used in mustard gas
Sodium chloride : I make the soup too salty - Comment on People were no less thirsty back then 5 days ago:
OK, so you think the opposite is true? It’s feminist for a woman to base her identity on who her father is? That women shouldn’t bother with any kind of birth control/family planning despite banging multiple people within a timeframe that would lead her to raise a child without understanding who the dad could be?
Because fuck it, we shouldn’t expect anything from women, right?
- Comment on What's the story in your field? Here's mine 5 days ago:
export settings on your image manip program?
- Comment on What's the story in your field? Here's mine 5 days ago:
export settings on your image manip program?
- Comment on People were no less thirsty back then 6 days ago:
Mamma mia was such a shitty, anti-feminist film.
The protagonist can only define herself by who her father is. The mum is an irresponsible/unethical slut that can’t even keep track of who nutted in her, depriving her child of a father.
- Comment on Louis Vuitton 6 days ago:
the lowest hanging fruit tastes the sweetest
- Comment on Force is the last refuge of the incompetent 1 week ago:
what the fuck is an RTO?
- Comment on take out a huge loan 1 week ago:
take out a business loan under llc
You need to have a feasable business to do that part.
- Comment on Looking ahead to Creation Entertainment's 2025's STLV: Trek To Vegas Convention, Celebration Voyager's 30th Anniversary 1 week ago:
They’re always plugging STL, and TBH, I’m impressed with the way they can update the podcast files with up to date with the new ads. Me and my wife are watching old trek and checking out the podcast, there’s eps for TNG that start with “2025 STL (airhorns) come see us…”
- Comment on Just one of the differences 1 week ago:
I’m old and still rockin it in the morning
- Comment on Looking ahead to Creation Entertainment's 2025's STLV: Trek To Vegas Convention, Celebration Voyager's 30th Anniversary 1 week ago:
Greatest gen podcast is leaking
- Comment on Plant Slurs 1 week ago:
I learnt from Animal Crossing that it was “Malezas”
- Comment on Our dancers have infinite curves 1 week ago:
Might be connected to… Nostrils? Haha.
I mean it’s not might, it is connected to the nostrils. that’s why for doctors it’s ENT and the infections can spread between those areas.
chicagoent.com/…/how-are-the-ear-nose-and-throat-…
The ears, nose, and throat are part of your upper respiratory system. These three are linked through several canals and tubes and share the same mucous membranes.
Because they’re all connected, the ears, nose, and throat can function as one system, with each part supporting the whole. That’s why when there’s a problem in one area, it may also affect the other two.
For example, when you get a cold, you may also have a cough, sore throat, ear pain, and stuffy nose. Even though the ears, nose, and throat have very different functions, they all work together to help you hear, breathe, and talk.
The throat connects your nose to your mouth and links to the esophagus and lungs. Your ears also drain into the throat.
The eustachian tube drains fluid from your ears into your throat via the nasopharynx. At the same time, the nasal passages connect to your ears.
Through these routes, a viral or bacterial infection in either your ears, nose, or throat can find its way into the others. For instance, the ENT system can be affected by the same problems, including infections, congestion, swelling, and post-nasal dripping.
- Comment on Our dancers have infinite curves 1 week ago:
The problem is the nostrils.if it was just an indentation into the lungs, it’s one hole: digestive tract.
The nostrils divide the breathing passage into two, then join up again. From the air to the lungs is an indentation, but does the tissue separating the nostrils create two separate complete topographic holes?
Same for the ears; where do they join in on this system? Idfk, I’m not a doctor or a topologist
- Comment on Our dancers have infinite curves 1 week ago:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homeomorphism
Vaginas, milk ducts, pores, etc in a topological sense, are not holes, just dents, like the recepticle part of a cup with a handle.
I mentioned noses and ears before deleting them, because the ENT region is really complicated for a non topologist/biologist to be able to tell if they can be interpreted as holes or not. Luckily for me in this discussion the system is identical for men and women.
- Comment on Our dancers have infinite curves 1 week ago:
100% correct, thank you.
- Comment on Some reasons, not all reasons. 1 week ago:
Fuck it , let the customers figure this shit out. I’m not even supposed to be here today.
- Comment on Our dancers have infinite curves 1 week ago:
I don’t think women have a different number holes topographically speaking.
The topologist can’t tell his coffee cup from his doughnut.
- Comment on Anon does some online shopping 1 week ago:
Oh man that sounds so great
Click link
Already installed🗿Feels chad man.
- Comment on call of the void 1 week ago:
This DEGENERATE ordered knives from the INTERNET. WHO ARE THEY PLANNING TO STAB?!
