TeddE
@TeddE@lemmy.world
- Comment on I'm ready for spooky 6 days ago:
Summer in Arizona feels like what I imagine living in space feels like - sure you can ‘suit up’ and temporarily endure the outside if needed, but radiation will immediately start saping your strength. Life is about going from one environment with life support (“AC”) to another environment with life support.
- Comment on Who is the enemy? 6 days ago:
I don’t live in a state that advertises the toys as novelties, but all the toys at my sex shop are body safe. I have to imaging the ‘totally not a sex store’ novelty shop is probably also seeking the same suppliers, just different packaging
- Comment on Who is the enemy? 1 week ago:
That’s my point - Q-tips and novelty toys are both more commonly used for their off-label functionality because listing that on the label is inconvenient for the maker.
- Comment on Creative way to boost your business 1 week ago:
Thinking for ourselves is just so much work. Share, repost, repeat.
⭐⭐⭐⭐🌟, 👍, ⬆️
- Comment on Who is the enemy? 1 week ago:
Q-tips aren’t meant to go in the ear the same way adult novelty toys aren’t meant to go in the butt.
- Comment on Creative way to boost your business 1 week ago:
I love V-Sig! Personally I also have the notification app D’Whisl and my daily devotional app IdioLogs to help me further shape my group think. Haven’t had an original thought in decades.
- Comment on All while the skeletal, crumbling, dusty bones of an econ major pulls business backwards into hell. 1 week ago:
Do it - the macro effect comes from the scores of people who only have an MBA. Adding a business degree to an engineering degree likely won’t change your understanding of reality your grounded engineering view gives you.
- Comment on We all had one 1 week ago:
El título de la publicación es “We all had one”, la broma es que este es un artículo doméstico común
El comentario principal de los padres es “We did not.”, es una protesta de que de hecho no poseen una plumbus.
Entonces @somerandomperson@lemmy.dbzer0.com vació su cajón de orina por alguna razón.
Creo que puedo haber perdido el hilo aquí, en alguna parte, pero espero haber ayudado.
- Comment on We all had one 1 week ago:
Post title is “We all had one”, the joke being that this is a common household item
Top Parent comment is “We did not”, is a protestation that they do not in fact own a plumbus.
Then @somerandomperson@lemmy.dbzer0.com flushed their piss drawer for some reason.
I think I may have lost the thread here, somewhere, but I hope I’ve helped.
- Comment on Kirkland strong 1 week ago:
Who’s a good gym buddy? 🤔 Ken’s a good gym buddy! 🐶
Ken has completed a set. Will you give them a treat?
- Comment on Call 1-888-GOT-GUNK NOW! 1 week ago:
It was just dog eye matter 🎶
- Comment on [deleted] 2 weeks ago:
Well, we are in shitposts… So I’m leaning towards that
- Comment on Argon 3 weeks ago:
Vibing 'till it GHz.
- Comment on Be nice 5 weeks ago:
🥶
- Comment on "Pilot had to dive aggressively to avoid midair collision over Burbank airport." 5 weeks ago:
You’re right, but I don’t think The Internet cares.
- Comment on Off topic 5 weeks ago:
Yeah! It would sure be nice if we took accessibility issues seriously.
Like one lesson we learned as a society in the aftermath of implementing strong ADA laws (in the US) is that what’s needed for the bare minimum for some of us is often really nice for the rest of us.
For example: if you’re delivering a dolly of boxes to a building, the wheelchair ramp really beats working the dolly up the stairs.
It would be amazing if dialog were a separate channel, if only so that it can be boosted for the hard of hearing. If that meant more options for remixing for you and me - oh no?
It would be amazing if the subtitles were available and accurate. Great if you can’t hear the audio. It’s useful for scrubbing if you want to remember and find a obscure movie quote.
- Comment on be gay, do computers 1 month ago:
Technically true, but as an admin with root priviledges, I can access system private keys and directly manage it’s identity, such that it’s choice is usually what I told it to want.
Tangent, boy I cannot wait for neurolink to let Grok in my brain. I’m sure it will lead to lots of new ways of thinking for me. 🙃😶😶🙄
- Comment on First they came for steam, then they came for itch.io . 1 month ago:
Against banks? I love the enthusiasm but this is not the way. Banks as a whole have many of the best lawyers in the game on retainer (possession is 9/10ths of the law, and this industry banks on that and make bank.) The best crowdfunding campaign in history* is 800 million. The banks would be willing to spend at least that in their own defence.
*not including investments (nor blockchain)
Plus, a progressive lawsuit in this environment? Might backfire spectacularly - right now banks are cautiously picking on ‘safe’ targets. But with a green light from the supreme court the banks could go full Nazi. Yeah - there’s nothing good I can reasonably expect here.
- Comment on Shaming Crayfish 1 month ago:
Historically sure. But pup play with a praise kink is growing from a fetish to a full on counter-culture. Who’s a good [boy/girl/pup]?
This addresses the “what can you do” bit. We can turn their shame into a game and mock their mockery. Even without the slutshame/slutpride aspect, pup play often is fully nonsexual for a lot of pup groups and is a great way for lonely adults to meet new people, socialize, and remember to play.
- Comment on Why doesn't the US fill in the area in the Pacific to connect Alaska, Hawaii, and the mainland? Are they stupid? 1 month ago:
A construction plan of epic proportions. They’re calling it a freeway.
Eight lanes of shimmering cement running from here to Pasadena. Smooth, safe, fast. Traffic jams will be a thing of the past.
I see a place where people get on and off the freeway. On and off. Off and on. All day, all night. Soon where the Pacific once was will be a string of gas stations, inexpensive motels, restaurants that serve rapidly prepared food, tire salons, automobile dealerships, and wonderful, wonderful billboards reaching as far as the eye can see! My god… It’ll be beautiful.
- Comment on Gallium 1 month ago:
Excellent point. There’s a certain ‘sacrificial lamb’ vibe to this. With everything going on right now, how is this worth anyone’s time?
I’m not the biggest Coldplay fan, so let me extrapolate: if tomorrow we learned Weird Al Yankovic’s mother liked to kick puppies that would certainly be odd, definitely not good news. But I’d still think having Trump not releasing the Epstein files is a matter far more worth our attention.
- Comment on The good old days 1 month ago:
Shall I bring the amyl nitrates for after the kiss?
- Comment on The good old days 1 month ago:
Hot dang! From the Wizard Pope themselves! #jealous
- Comment on The good old days 1 month ago:
The other boxy thing is a black ribbon dispenser to hog tie the guy’s hands.
- Comment on Age + BUN = Lasix dose 1 month ago:
Oh, I absolutely meant the heritage foundation, but not just only them. I didn’t care to go with specific names because we could sweep away all the companies now and they’d be back with new names and new shell companies within a fortnight.
- Comment on Best feeling 1 month ago:
Not sure if you’re being silly, but that’s like 90% of pup play with a praise kink.
I have given so many adult humans scritches and would love to give you pets.
It may have started as a variation of a gimp suit, but pup play today is all about going to concerts and to parks and adults playing together and expressing their individuality with a colorful, (maybe customized) ‘hood’ (what’s worn over the face). The sex and BDSM stuff is generally de-emphasized or often prohibited (unless you go out of your way to find that stuff).
It’s great for people with anxiety or celebrity, the freedom to let yourself be “not seen as yourself” for a bit is empowering.
- Comment on Age + BUN = Lasix dose 1 month ago:
I agree. The reason Fox and similar think tanks like trump is because he keeps getting into scandal after scandal without time to digest anything.
I don’t think Trump plans all these scandals, but I do suspect there’s yes men teams deliberately arranging for the opportunities.
- Comment on Force is the last refuge of the incompetent 1 month ago:
I’m not sure I agree with that. I suspect that the practical effect of that for most orgs that issued a RTO would be to either defer rescinding the order (by just looking up the relevant timeframe,and putting the rescinding day on the calendar) … or just wholesale not rescind the order at all until they’re getting ready to pretty up the company for sale.
Both of those pass the harm along to the employee.
Instead, if we ever get to pass legislation on the subject - add bonus pay to work that requires physical presence, like overtime, but specific-where. Suddenly, RTO will become magically unnecessary, probably uncouth too. And if minimum wage on-location service workers accidentally get a well-overdue pay bump, … they deserve it?
- Comment on It’s the little things 1 month ago:
Capillary action; which is a combination of adhesion, cohesion, and surface tension and for superfluids the additional ack of friction.
Unfortunately, if cohesion is removed from water, this might drastically change if the water can crawl up the container (the details would be based on the specific physics of this imaginary universe).
- Comment on Just.....why? 1 month ago:
I love technology and gadgets!
Got this Cuckoo clock, and it never asks me to sign in. I have a compass gadget in my car - never have to sign in My propane camp stove - fun fact, no sign in! I have a #2 pencil - I sign in with it regularly … I own dozens of screws - brilliant tech helps me keep it all together, no sign in though
We’ve been doing great tech since the OG ‘Fire’. I’m beginning to think what we call the ‘tech’ industry has a very limited understanding of what tech actually is.
