ZombieMantis
@ZombieMantis@lemmy.world
- Comment on That's how the world works. 1 week ago:
Oh, yeah. Gardening is lovely, just don’t expect to be able to feed yourself (or anyone else) by planting some tomatoes by your kitchen window, starting now. It would be a while before you could harvest, and it would be a very small yield, assuming you get a good healthy crop. A lot of people act like the average Joe or Jane could feed their household and neighbors with minimal effort and a few square feet of free space by their window, when that’s just not realistic - at least, not for most people.
- Comment on That's how the world works. 1 week ago:
It’s a little late to start a food garden. You won’t be getting any harvests for a while, and it won’t be much. Best to stock up on shelf-stable goods now, and build community for mutual aid.
- Comment on if you google Chicxulub (the dinosaur killing space rock) a meteor will fly across your screen 2 weeks ago:
Ikr?? To soon Google, too soon…
- Comment on Fck it, we ball 4 weeks ago:
Lifted the log up.
- Comment on Fck it, we ball 4 weeks ago:
We call 'em Rolly-Pollies where I’m from. Much better name.
- Comment on Strange Times 5 weeks ago:
He’d still be a goofy goober without arms
- Comment on Liminal Space 5 weeks ago:
… Are you suggesting black people would be worse groundskeepers?
- Comment on Mama! 2 months ago:
Did everyone forget about the galaxy? It’s also a giant circle, and the sun orbits it like we orbit the sun.
Perhaps the real question should be “Where is the Galaxy taking us?”
- Comment on Oechslegrad 4 months ago:
And 45 in Fahrenheit is just cool, light jacket weather.
- Comment on The heat... I mean the cold... well, it’s palpable! 4 months ago:
Maybe in some scientific settings, but nowhere else. Why would it be logical to use a temperature system in every-day life who’s base is set to a temperature that doesn’t exist on Earth? Celsius and Fahrenheit are human-scale measurements, useful in daily applications. Celsius is a bit more logic-y, and Fahrenheit is intuitive.
- Comment on egg time 5 months ago:
M’Perry
- Comment on Honestly Bizarre 5 months ago:
It’s the difference between the culinary use of the word and the biological use of the word. I thought we already figured that out?
- Comment on Cause and Effect 5 months ago:
A bit of philosophy/media would help as well, it doesn’t help to teach someone science, if they don’t understand what science is.
- Comment on help 5 months ago:
Oh thank God, finally.
- Comment on IF YOU TAKE ENOUGH YOU CAN SEE *THE PATTERN* BRO 6 months ago:
Only once.
- Comment on Awooga 6 months ago:
“dude my dick grew 4 inches longer after taking the shot!!”
- Comment on Good news. :) 6 months ago:
They’d have a larger economy and population than Canada, it’d make more sense to make their own state.
- Comment on ferocious predators 7 months ago:
- Comment on Where is he going, chat? 7 months ago:
That mouse will never see it coming!
- Comment on Where is he going, chat? 7 months ago:
Where we droppin’, cat?
- Comment on guys, if you want to impress a lady 8 months ago:
- Comment on I'm doing my part 8 months ago:
That’s delightful
- Comment on I'm doing my part 9 months ago:
They’re called that in a lot of places.
Source: I’m from Texas.
And here’s a petting picture to prove it.
- Comment on just beat it 9 months ago:
- Comment on From Hero to Zero (Budget) 9 months ago:
Bad times
forscienceintelligencewith Trump - Comment on what is north? 9 months ago:
I’ll have to use that one.
- Comment on MEGA PENGUIN 9 months ago:
They can also go in a plane, so it’s not really a skill issue. They might not be allowed on board, but that’s an issue of discrimination, not skill.
The real skill issue is how much better they can swim compared to you, or really any human.
- Comment on MEGA PENGUIN 9 months ago:
I mean, can you?
- Comment on Einstein-Landauer culinary units 10 months ago:
Seek help.
- Comment on This thread is for lizard posting. Post your favourite lizards. 11 months ago:
You literally had a nightmare?
Mmmm, no. Very mammalian.
