LifeInMultipleChoice
@LifeInMultipleChoice@lemmy.world
- Comment on What is Love? 8 hours ago:
You were the chosen one, but my memories are just as bad now. I’m only 36 and lose small things constantly. Muscle twitches for the last 5 years growing. Makes me wonder if I have MS like an uncle of mine. Paranoia mostly I assume, but year after year the twitches more speraditc, and the memories grow disconnected. People say 36 is young, I don’t see anything that I’d like to live beyond 45 at this age, and it’s not the talk of a 16 year old thinking that’s old, it’s just realism growing and medical support fleeting
- Comment on What is Love? 8 hours ago:
Lol, care to explain to someone who it went over their head?
- Comment on What is Love? 9 hours ago:
I just responded with that to another, haha. Thanks for the love. May every road rise to meet you
- Comment on What is Love? 9 hours ago:
Baby don’t hurt me
- Comment on What is Love? 9 hours ago:
Quick response, I was still trying to make sure I made “choice” italicized so it drew its own attention. Many times I feel e.e. cummings was right to re-establish meaning in how to what is important for a reader to view, verse read
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- Comment on ICE Supreme Commander spotted in Minneapolis 20 hours ago:
The administration wishes that would happen. They couldn’t care if 10 of them died as it would kill all public support of any protestors and “legitimize” what they are doing and make it near impossible to publicly criticize ICE. Every news station would spend all their time talking about it.
Shit, we may end up seeing a false flag attack or such just to cement sympathy’s and ensure public support.
- Comment on [deleted] 1 day ago:
Let their stock payers sue them to shit for poor decid
- Comment on Should I replace my laptop battery, and are third-party batteries safe? 3 days ago:
Yeah to me I don’t understand it either. But that’s personal choice. Then again I’m mostly an anti laptop person. Desktops make sense to me, laptops are the laissez faire I want to be a desktop but am demanding to much mobility for a function best performed in a localized hardwired intranet environment. With video games going mostly online I feel it has brought personal computers into a more internet focused setup and less of a local install hard computing get it done space. Thus exactly what companies like Amazon/Microsoft/etc want, creating a subscription based thin/zero client with a subscription to access anything.
Id say fuck the battery unless it’s for backup power, and still fuck it then if you don’t have your environment set up to run locally, as internet won’t work when the modems go out. Is it outdated concepts, sure… But it’s only outdated because marketing has pushed us that way in my opinion
- Comment on Should I replace my laptop battery, and are third-party batteries safe? 3 days ago:
So you are pro proprietary items, anti universal parts? I just think it’s a bad choice overall. I understand they make a battery wrap around components to make it fit, but overall I think it hurts the consumer
- Comment on Should I replace my laptop battery, and are third-party batteries safe? 3 days ago:
Honestly that just sounds worse. Why not use universal individually replaceable components unless you are trying to make a have to buy from us unique product
- Comment on Should I replace my laptop battery, and are third-party batteries safe? 3 days ago:
Are we going to tell him to crack open the pack and replace the individual cells that go bad, it’s safe with decent soldering, and an average volt/ohm meter to verify
- Comment on [deleted] 6 days ago:
The fight was in their enclosed back yard. I jumped the fence to help him. The shepherd is 2 doors down and is the only one that can leap the fences, but he stayed out of this mess as he knew it was upsetting people.
- Comment on [deleted] 6 days ago:
Yeah the shepherd though has been good, only coming by to say hello when he’s real lonely. It’s the ~35-40lb mix bread that bit me. Precious is a mix too that she has by the throat. The shepherd is the one I’ve had come by my place and while I got worried once he may hurt my chickens, he didn’t. He let them go with no wounds and it’s been 8 months with him never trying to break into their pen since I told them no. Now they just stop by every few months to say hello and get pets. Honestly, her/him being able to jump the fence makes the neighborhood feel safer as I know they won’t let others mess with my property. Not every dog is bad like not every person is bad. The pitbulls that attacked my chickens, are afraid to mess with the shepherd… . So I kind of like the shepherd knowing they can hop the fence and come defend them if I am at work or asleep and can’t hear.
- Comment on [deleted] 6 days ago:
It actually looks 100 times better than when it happened. I had a white bloch maybe 1" by 3.4" when it occured. But cleaning, covering and letting it rest it now looks to me like no worries at all. (Clearly being foolish about bacteria still)
- Comment on [deleted] 6 days ago:
Im not sure, I was originally worried that the bites to princess would have her blood in them, so when the smaller dog biting her would possibly transfer whatever illness from her to me, bit dogs/humans share few viruses. Bacteria is another story, but without puss and irritation, I think I walked away lucky as possible
- Comment on [deleted] 6 days ago:
Thanks, yeah my tetanus shot is definitely out of date. Last one was maybe 14? So 22 years ago if that’s accurate. But I’ll be keeping a close eye on it
- Comment on Take the L 🐟 6 days ago:
I say samon, but my lass and I have been talking about words tonight. She being from Tennessee says some words like salmon with an l. But she was real upset to find out Ralph Fiennes name was pronounced Raef she said. Certain word will evolve and sound different no matter what
- Comment on Take the L 🐟 6 days ago:
Moved to Tennessee a few years back, everyone seems to say it here. Sal-mon.
- Comment on Wokeness ended, check mate leftists 1 week ago:
I agree, but maybe we underestimate the youth, and we are still the melders of their understanding… Thus it may be best to embrace the abnormalities and discuss what we feel pertinent. If the heart of socialism is at understanding the value of people and treating them properly… Tearing them down for making jokes in a time of terror gets us no where. So I figure, support; joke. And be there. If one asks, answer. Don’t preach. Enlighten don’t breach. The world’s fucked… But if my last day is to make anothers day better, that may be all I can do
- Comment on Wokeness ended, check mate leftists 1 week ago:
So woke is 6 7
- Comment on Wokeness ended, check mate leftists 1 week ago:
I wasn’t 100% who she was, but I thought she looked like the woman from Euphoria.
- Comment on At this point, what should we do about the ICE raids? If an ICE agent breaks in without a warrant or holds you at gunpoint, what do you do? 1 week ago:
What kind of classes? Shooting? If so I’d say shooting won’t help much unless you have a community response to those threatening you. It just gives ammunition to those calling the American population dangerous, and trying to break them into groups so they can exploit hatred and fear. I believe that standing by all “groups” no matter what is what needs to happen. When someone tries to divide to conquer, the best answer I can see is avoiding any divides. The problem is it works on so many people, that about 30% of the country agrees that they have enemies in the country. Yet those people they think are enemies… Are no one they know, and would take as a friend if they were their neighbor.
- Comment on How to vote? 2 weeks ago:
If I think your comment could be in a script that Kevin Bacon would have accepted at any point in his career I upvote it.
If not, I ignore it.
If it mentioned Kanye in a good light, I downvote
- Comment on What common American habits do people find quietly annoying? 3 weeks ago:
Having to answer constant questions about Americans.
- Comment on Pizza styles 3 weeks ago:
Either is fine, so long as it’s not brogues
- Comment on Priorities 3 weeks ago:
Whippets is a reference to inhaling the nitrous which causes a short temporary high (so you have to keep doing them I guess). I didn’t know what they were until I helped out a friend who GM’d a hotel. They needed a maintenance guy and I just moved there so I took it for a few months and trained their new guy or w.e. (I don’t know shit about hotels but mostly it is just standard plumbing and electrical issues). Had a leak on the first floor coming into the gym. Traced it back upstairs to the third floor. Bunch of young adults had ~500 whippets around the room, they refused to let us in, I eventually got in and found they did something to the toilet, it kept running, they were to fucked up to notice the night before and it leaked through the bathroom floor, down an inside barrier wall and made the ceiling collapse in the gym. Wouldn’t have been an issue had they just reported the leak when it happened… instead it took us hours to get them to let us into the room, and they didnt spend the time cleanjng anything, just not wanting to get up. Whatever they did, they sure as shit weren’t going to have fun explaining the damages they caused to their parents, because I don’t think the hotel/police were letting them skip out on paying for it.
- Comment on Days after Christmas are confusing 4 weeks ago:
That sounds nice actually, I haven’t done any holidays foods yet this year. But also the temperature here is going wacky. It’s 23 outside right now, and tomorrow the high is 2. It’s changes like that which make us understand why tornados are common
- Comment on The Pies of Power 4 weeks ago:
Used to have a place that did thin large slices, kind of like $1 slices in NY used to be. They would have honey available in case people wanted to put honey on the crust. Always loved it
- Comment on "i can hear the difference" 4 weeks ago:
I wondered why the PS5 didn’t have optical out when the PS3 did, then thinking back on it, I probably never owned content/speakers that were good enough to really tell the difference. I had routed the PS3 audio to a receiver with 5.1 surround, and video to a projector via HDMI. Then just played media from an external/had a dual boot to yellowdog Linux at the time. Was fun for young me
