curiousaur
@curiousaur@reddthat.com
- Comment on Fun!!!! :) 1 hour ago:
Oh, now do a Mr. Bucket version!
- Comment on All downhill from there 12 hours ago:
I was playing tag with my kid yesterday. He’s 3, almost 4. He’s very fast for his age, but not as fast as me. He asked to play tag because he just learned it in school. I could dodge to the side as he was getting close and change direction. I could fake him out. I could sprint to the other side of our 1 acre meadow to creat space. But he just kept coming. Smiling and laughing the whole time. I’m starting to get winded. Hands on my knees for a second after a sprint, but only for a second as he’s closed the gap already. His undeterred motivation and pace was scary. He was going to get me eventually, and he seemed to know it.
I now know how the victims of Chucky must have felt.
- Comment on Cursed 5 days ago:
Did you comment this because you think the people here are stupid?
- Comment on "There can be.... 2 weeks ago:
Ye canno’ die McLeod.
- Comment on There’s Good Posture, Bad Posture, and Golden Posture 2 weeks ago:
At the Apple store?
- Comment on Home cooking 3 weeks ago:
How?
- Comment on [deleted] 4 weeks ago:
I dated a Muslim girl. In college. We were both 22 and she still had to keep it a secret. Her dad called her every night at 8pm to make sure she did her work and was getting ready for bed. I often had to overhear that right before we fucked.
Don’t be a baby about it. If you want to be with her, be in understanding and do what it takes.
- Comment on do you think freewill truly exists? 5 weeks ago:
Well do you?
- Comment on I want a chav boyfriend. Where can I find adult chavs? (If you don't know what that is, they're called bogans in Australia and rednecks in the US) 5 weeks ago:
I think you’re underestimating how many racists there are on here now.
- Comment on I want a chav boyfriend. Where can I find adult chavs? (If you don't know what that is, they're called bogans in Australia and rednecks in the US) 5 weeks ago:
They didn’t say urban. They said act and dress like a black guy. What do you think “acting and dressing like a black guy” means, exactly?
- Comment on I want a chav boyfriend. Where can I find adult chavs? (If you don't know what that is, they're called bogans in Australia and rednecks in the US) 5 weeks ago:
You said doing so is the equivalent of a Chav which is defined by connotations of lower class.
Extremely problematic. Downright racist I’d say.
- Comment on I want a chav boyfriend. Where can I find adult chavs? (If you don't know what that is, they're called bogans in Australia and rednecks in the US) 5 weeks ago:
That’s the dictionary definition of Chav:
a young person of a type characterized by coarse and brash behavior (with connotations of low social status).
- Comment on I want a chav boyfriend. Where can I find adult chavs? (If you don't know what that is, they're called bogans in Australia and rednecks in the US) 5 weeks ago:
You think lower class behavior = acting black?
Extremely problematic take.
- Comment on Is it weird to juggle in the park? 1 month ago:
Wondering if it’s weird is weird. Go enjoy your park.
- Comment on Ice cream season is soon upon us! 2 months ago:
Now I want to make this. A brain made of ribbons of strawberry ice cream, with a thread of sour lemon in the middle and tiny pop rock neurons.
- Comment on Moar garlic 2 months ago:
If a recipe calls for four cloves, say fuck it and bang in a whole head. Cuz garlics fucking good for ya.
- Comment on This is unfair! 2 months ago:
I kinda get it, there was a pretty big difference between the lunch and dinner menu. The lunch was typical Chinese buffet, dinner had shrimp and crab legs and such. We just told him we’ll stay away from the crab legs if we paid for lunch.
- Comment on This is unfair! 2 months ago:
We used to go to the buffet after practice. My teammates and I would be so hungry we could do three or four plates. We’d usually get there around 4, and while we were there they’d transition from lunch to dinner, which had different food and was more expensive, but we’d paid for lunch.
It was technically allowed, but because we were doing it consistently, and just eating so much, the manager came up to our table to have a talk with us about it. Didn’t tell us to stop, but just tried to shame us. He said “I know what you’re doing”. We weren’t doing it on purpose, we just came in hungry when practice ended.
- Comment on The Duskbloods [Nintendo Direct | Nintendo Switch 2] 2 months ago:
Don’t worry it will play better on PC.
- Comment on 90s band alignment chart 3 months ago:
No Doubt is more angry than horny? What?
- Comment on The earth is a mitochondrion 3 months ago:
The powerhouse of the cell!
- Comment on Baldur's Gate 3 and Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 show that the future of RPGs is in games way more ambitious, weird and unexpected than anything Bethesda and Bioware have to offer 3 months ago:
They are literally sequels. 2 and 3. That removes any chance of them being unexpected now doesn’t it you dunce.
Ambitious, sure; if your definition of ambitious is delivering a complete game at release.
Weird? If you think these games are weird I’ll absolutely punish your eyeballs with just some stuff on steam that will leave these two games looking absolutely mainstream.
- Comment on Favorite Racing Game Soundtrack? 4 months ago:
And Two honestly.
- Comment on People’s Union USA Calls For National Boycott In A ‘Feb 28 Economic Blackout’ 4 months ago:
I had it in my calendar weeks ago to get my shopping done for the weekend done today. Where have you been?
- Comment on I don't have my shit together 4 months ago:
Just get all your shit together, and put it in a backpack, so it’s together.
- Comment on The workplace is most toxic atmosphere I've ever experienced. No wonder they force us to buy necessities with this money they give us. 4 months ago:
Came to say the same. Work from home, permanent remote. I moved out to acreage in the middle of the forest to raise my family. Pretty dang happy, with good pay, especially for the area.
It can be stressful, but like, the fun stressful. Like a really hard puzzle that you feel great after figuring out. And then I just go outside and walk around my property when I need a break.
I’ve been advancing slowly. Manager asked if I wanted to manage people, naw dog, that’s not me. But slowly they’ve been putting me as lead on projects with others assigned to it also. It’s leading but not managing, still comes with pay raises so whatever, maybe I will manage one day.
Point is I’m happy.
- Comment on The evolution of phones 5 months ago:
They capture data. All of them.
- Comment on The evolution of phones 5 months ago:
I’m talking about camera arrays, like the one in the comic. Do you see the picture above these comments? That’s the context. The context of our current conversation.
If you want to have a conversation about your personal phone, maybe take a picture of it and see if anyone wants to talk about it, but honestly I think folks would just think that’s strange.
- Comment on The evolution of phones 5 months ago:
That’s the great part, you actually dont. The image can be resolved with the data available from the others.
- Comment on The evolution of phones 5 months ago:
Jokes aside, camera arrays are actually an excellent way to improve image capture while maintaining a small form factor. There’s a reason many bugs have many eyes. It’s more reliant of software to resolve the image, but it allows more information to come in without increasing the lens size.