Nemo
@Nemo@slrpnk.net
I like American music. Do you like American music? I like American music, too.
Other versions of me:
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@Nemo@midwest.social
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reddit.com/user/nemo_sum
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metafilter.com/user/324647
- Comment on Am I only one who thinks that tattoos are for wealthy or semi wealthy people? Why not use that money in a CD, Volunteering, or Donations? Kind of feels a little bit selfish? 2 hours ago:
You’re right, poor people don’t deserve art in their lives. How did we all get this so wrong???
- Comment on We all know crack was introduced primarily to black neighbor hoods. Why them? Why not people in the Appalachians? Or in Asian neighbor hoods all over the west coast? 3 days ago:
To destabilize black communities and disrupt their growing social and economic power.
It was explicit racism.
- Comment on Do you ever get the feeling of zooming out of your phone into your head and actually realizing everything, instead of just mindlessly watching videos? 4 days ago:
I’ve never had that, but I don’t watch video on my phone. Or anywhere else, most of the time.
- Comment on Is it controversial to point out the Nazis were mostly Catholics? 4 days ago:
It’s a fallacy called “begging the question”, a form of bad faith. The question itself assumes something false to be true, then asks a question based on that false assumption.
- Comment on How do first time movie writers ensure someone along the way won't get ripped off? Like say Jay in the mail room sees your scripts and develops it himself, what recourse is there against mail clerk? 6 days ago:
…yet
- Comment on Do "rich" superheroes have to be rich in order for the story to work? 1 week ago:
Bruce Wayne broke just becomes Rorschach
- Comment on If your son was a super wealthy multi-millionaire and lived in LA or New York, but he wasn’t famous and wasn’t close to your family members (brothers, nephews, nieces, etc.), would you tell them? 1 week ago:
A lie by omission is when you only tell part of something and leave out a relevant piece of information that changes the context of the rest of it.
No saying anything is not that.
Don’t spread other people’s business around.
- Comment on How do trains save fuel when they literally park on the tracks and block multiple intersections, with over a hundred vehicles steady burning gas all around waiting for the train to fucking move? 1 week ago:
stop idling your engine
- Comment on If you give the fae a false name which others would identify you as, can they still use that false name to control you? 1 week ago:
In most stories, it’s the name their birth mother gave them, so no, not necessarily their given name.
- Comment on Is 71° F (21° C) the ideal weather to wear shorts? 1 week ago:
Temperature doesn’t matter as much as wind.
- Comment on After opening a jar of pizza sauce, how long would you trust it was still good in the fridge? 1 week ago:
Homemade or store-bought? The preservatives and extra sugar and salt give it an extra couple days.
- Comment on [deleted] 2 weeks ago:
Are these the words you meant to type?
- Comment on Okay... so how do depressed people even have relationships? Did they get depresion after they already got into the relationship or did they actually went dating while having depression? 2 weeks ago:
It turns out sometimes people with depression are still hot!
- Comment on Why do people call Fiji and Voss Water “Rich People” Water? 2 weeks ago:
And I bet they had a customer water fountain for free.
- Comment on How do left-leaning—or not even left-leaning, but pro-choice, pro-life people who don’t care about fornication—who are also Catholics and Christians justify their religion? 2 weeks ago:
Granted, I’m not really who you’re asking, but:
Most of us got our religion before our politics, and seek to square our political positions with our ethical framework, not the other way around.
- Comment on Is school cafeteria food in America trash? 2 weeks ago:
It varies a lot by school. My highschool was okay, but I still preferred to pack a lunch from home. My kids’ elementary school found is awful and if I don’t pack lunches for them they just won’t eat.
- Comment on How are you supposed to pronounce "Macklemore"? 2 weeks ago:
For a long time I though he was just a dude named Mack, Mack L’Amor.
- Comment on What is likely to happen when/if trump dies? 2 weeks ago:
That was fascinating, thanks for sharing.
- Comment on Hypothetically, if a Black Millionaire had their home broken into by a poor White person, how much danger is there of the Black Millionaire getting shot by cops "by mistake"? 2 weeks ago:
Athletes are more likely to be recognized than business owners or other wealthy individuals.
- Comment on Hypothetically, if a Black Millionaire had their home broken into by a poor White person, how much danger is there of the Black Millionaire getting shot by cops "by mistake"? 2 weeks ago:
Depends on whether they’re a famous athlete.
- Comment on Is giving only formula long term "healthy" for a baby? 2 weeks ago:
Formula is a lot better than it was a few decades ago. While breast is best for a variety of reasons (immunity support and bonding foremost) if for any reason you can’t, formula is perfectly fine, even if it’s only formula, and there’s not going to be any long-term problems because of it.
- Comment on Are there any story ripoffs that are actually good? 3 weeks ago:
That was the only one I knew offhand, but yeah, his schtick was writing rhyming dialogue for existing stories.
- Comment on Are there any story ripoffs that are actually good? 3 weeks ago:
Romeo & Juliet was based on Tristan & Isolde
10 Things I Hate About You was based on The Taming of the Shrew
Clueless was based on Emma
“Immature artists imitate, mature artists steal.”
- Comment on What kinds of public buildings have solariums? 3 weeks ago:
Seconding “winter garden”. There’s three I know of in Chicago that are open to the public:
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Harold Washington Library eighth floor
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the lobby bar of the Hoxton hotel
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the lobby of the U of C business school Hyde Park campus main building
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- Comment on Not looking for how to meth. But is not a moonshiners still about as dangerous as a meth house exploding? What the difference? 3 weeks ago:
I mean, they’re dangerous enough to be banned pretty much everywhere.
- Comment on Would you ever call your son a disappointment? 3 weeks ago:
I wouldn’t say that to anybody.
- Comment on With regards to cutlery, do you prefer a spoon or a fork for eating cake? 3 weeks ago:
Butter knife and fingers in casual situations, fork in semi- and formal situations.
- Comment on Why are public school teachers so underpaid in the US? 4 weeks ago:
Because (public) education isn’t valued and we insist on the idiotic practice of funding schools primarily through local property taxes.
- Comment on Is there any reason we were taught in school that blood is blue in the body until it reaches oxygen and then it turns red other than our veins look blue? 4 weeks ago:
I wasn’t taught that in school.
- Comment on How many times a year do you wash your jeans? 4 weeks ago:
once a week