vaultdweller013
@vaultdweller013@sh.itjust.works
- Comment on Yes this year is going to be really good and productive 1 day ago:
If a chair broke due to bad maintenance and the shop owner tried to charge me for it I’m shoving the chair up their ass and then burning the damned place down. Glad Ken got some catharsis.
- Comment on ESL homework 2 days ago:
Pretty sure the Russian equivalent of Scotland is like perm to the southern Murals. Or maybe the Cossack descended cultures, IDK the Soviet kinda fucked over this analogy.
- Comment on ESL homework 3 days ago:
I think MGS: 3 does this best. The entire game takes place in Russia and most of the dialogue outside of with command is with Russians so they just say that the characters are speaking Russian to each other. Pretty the scientist you meet at the beginning of the game even comments on Snakes Russian being good.
- Comment on Anon finds a cool rock 5 days ago:
This is getting out of hand now there are two of them.
- Comment on Anon finds a cool rock 5 days ago:
Honestly the risks of giving children things varies by individual. 9 year old me with a knife? Perfectly safe and what wasn’t safe was a learning experience. 12 year old me with matches? Literal dumpster fire because I have pyromaniac tendencies.
- Comment on A succulent meal 5 days ago:
Depends on which era honestly. The medieval period lasted for nearly a thousand years and could very about as much as one would expect, so for example a very well off peasant during the high medieval period maybe could have eaten a whole ass chicken for a while at least. Probably wouldn’t have though, at least not without turning it into soup or a sandwich equivalent.
- Comment on [deleted] 1 week ago:
Ha jokes on you I’m too autistic to know if you are being mean or not. Now do you want to hear me ramble about random shit for two hours straight till I stop because physically can’t talk anymore? There is only one answer and you don’t have a choice, this ain’t Fallout 1.
- Comment on The dad that stepped down 1 week ago:
There’s several millennia between modern politics and the ancient Greeks. Like there’s so much history between Ancient Greek politics and modern politics that it’s outright absurd. Sure the enlightenment thinkers thought of themselves as being engeriters of the Greeks in a lot of ways but most modern systems are based off of Roman structures since Rome was an actual state and not a bunch of polis with variable systems.
- Comment on halal paintball 1 week ago:
Just going to point out that cold storage predates modern refrigeration by literal millenia, hell there was a Greek island that mastered it well enough to consistently manufacture ice cream. I think the term I’ve heard is lagen basically a stone basement with evaporation boxes that can be used to keep tempatures around 50°F. The problem was consistency and how much labor it took to actually build the things, also they’d sometimes just kinda break if the environment shifted too much or were only usable during certain seasons.
- Comment on idk which would be worse tbh 1 week ago:
It’s free on internet archive can even switch between dub and sub with VLC.
- Comment on idk which would be worse tbh 1 week ago:
I really hope there’s some kid named after Canderous from KOTOR.
- Comment on Man posts his incorrect opinion online 1 week ago:
My kin just have home shoes, usually slip ons, flip flops, or sandals. Not to say they can’t be worn outside just generally they aren’t at least not as much as proper boots.
- Comment on Anon goes to the ball 2 weeks ago:
Maybe she destroyed her own sence of self worth like me, but then again I did it to keep my ego in check so probably not. Can’t really get more unearned ego that a California-Scot with anger issues and a dual superiority-inferiority complex.
- Comment on pride flag rule 2 weeks ago:
Hey some of us are also Autistic.
- Comment on I took a couple of years of Spanish in middle school 2 weeks ago:
This comment was made by a Aeldari.
- Comment on My muddahs wake. Jeeshush Chrisht! 2 weeks ago:
Fuck I forgot about the Harlem shake. Fucken ell feels like a lifetime ago, which given the fact I was 13 at the time is not too surprising.
- Comment on Bears or no bears? 2 weeks ago:
Sure but it’s also convenient that there are also no bears in Antarctica or as it shouldve been named Terra Australus but the Australian got that, really should’ve flipped the names when we had the chance.
- Comment on Deep Time 3 weeks ago:
I think theres growing consensus that tool use itself led to us becoming more intelligent, basically the group of great apes that humans and chimps came from that led to humans started to use tools at increasing rates which caused a feedback loop. Tools allow better resource exploitation while conserving energy and gaining more energy this basically caused evolution to throw everything into the dump stat that is intelligence which further worsened the feedback loop.
- Comment on Deep Time 3 weeks ago:
Brb gonna go patent my own self worth in case it ever comes into existence.
- Comment on Tacos for dinner 3 weeks ago:
I’ve met some hot blooded Mexicans who would call Helsinki mild, reminder Mexico ain’t all hot.
- Comment on Truth hurts! 3 weeks ago:
I turned our geese into attack dogs when was 3 because they liked me but no one else. This resulted in at least one instance of my uncle (moms younger brother) being chased around by five pissed off geese. I have respected feathered creatures ever since.
- Comment on The Boss Kyle 3 weeks ago:
Yeah basically during the start WW2 the allies largely used fuel bladders, then after awhile allied forces started to steal German fuel cans since they were objectively better than anything the allies and for that purpose. The name Jerry can just kinda stuck.
- Comment on ICE Supreme Commander spotted in Minneapolis 3 weeks ago:
He’s me height and surrounds himself with even shorter dudes? Fucken weakass motherfucker, I purposefully will hang out around taller guys than me because worst case scenario they literally chuck me at a problem.
- Comment on Does your boss even love you if he doesn't portray himself as the big minion and you as a baby minion? 3 weeks ago:
Aight but you’s the one who asked for it.
https://archive.org/download/sonic-shadow-toilet-fanart/bad%20sonic%20fanart.webpspoiler
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- Comment on Does your boss even love you if he doesn't portray himself as the big minion and you as a baby minion? 3 weeks ago:
Honestly still better than the Sonic Shadow toilet fusion.
- Comment on The Boss Kyle 3 weeks ago:
I have no scruples about burning this flag. Just need a Jerry can and a lighter.
- Comment on Anon makes an announcement 3 weeks ago:
I roll to push Dobby into the glue trap.
- Comment on Real and True 3 weeks ago:
I’ll have you know CRTs are obnoxiously pricey in my region.
- Comment on But think of the landlords! 3 weeks ago:
Most of them did collapse and fail or were otherwise scavenged for materials and lowered a few floors. So it’s not like these were all lasting for some massively absurd timescales on average, what we have are the well built ones. We probably do have plenty of structures that will be around in a thousand years with proper maintenance, it’s just that most large scale building of comparable sizes are only about 200 years old at most, which is roughly comparable to when the larger Roman building in Gaul and Britain started to get a bit rough according to chroniclers.
- Comment on But think of the landlords! 3 weeks ago:
High-rises? No. Multi story buildings some going up to six or seven floors? Yes. Plenty of them survived up until around the high medieval period but we’re starting to come down by the Renaissance, though there are some examples in Revenna Italy. It’s been about 1500 years since the fall of the Western Roman Empire and about 500 years since the Eastern Roman Empire, regardless of how well built that’s a long time for any tall structures, a good example is the Lighthouse of Alexandria which while a bit older was rendered ruined around the same period and subsequently scavenged from to construct something newer, much like it’s Roman counterparts.