random_character_a
@random_character_a@lemmy.world
Your standard friendly nihilist from Finland.
- Comment on A story in one photo 7 hours ago:
Shit happens
- Comment on I am calling corporate! 2 days ago:
They had ribbed pig guts and HIV hadn’t shown up yet.
- Comment on PROGRESS 4 days ago:
I can see past, present and future as one.
- Comment on II Oedipus II Furious 1 week ago:
Just imagine what kind of booze & drugs bender you have to be not to be recognised after 11 years by your own relative.
- Comment on More efficient use of bathroom sink 1 week ago:
What if you are just a bit short, have to be on your toes and suddenly slip?
- Comment on So is he drunk/stoned, or cheating with someone's wife? 1 week ago:
He’s the guy responsible for the stickyness on the keyboard.
- Comment on Why do people like Mario Kart? 1 week ago:
Mario Cart was never great, It was OK.
It was the game you put on in pre-internet years for your younger relatives, so they don’t have to just sit and fester all day while listening a story about your aunts hip surgery.
It was something anyone could pick up in a second and still be a challenge for anyone.
For most of them this was the only time they were able to play games with a larger group without their mothers bitching about game time. Many kids didn’t even have gaming systems, because they were expensive and many parents thought they were a bad addictive influence, so for them this was an absolute delight.
So, fun memories about the game, even though the game itself isn’t much.
Somehow those cultural influences still echo in the modern world. Dads with all that nostalgia convince their kids that Mario Kart is absolute classic.
- Comment on Why do people like Mario Kart? 1 week ago:
Oh, thank you, but I’m closing on fifty.
Mine was the first generation to grew up with home gaming systems.
- Comment on I've achieved comedy! 1 week ago:
Because blue screen of death would really mean death?
- Comment on Peak male form 1 week ago:
Enough to beat your ass in fisticuffs
- Comment on the cake is a lie 1 week ago:
In the post we are in 70’s.
Do you need me to draw a spacetime diagram?
- Comment on the cake is a lie 1 week ago:
Generalising much?
- Comment on the cake is a lie 1 week ago:
If you’re enough out of the box, it’s not unethical till somebody declares so and you can still debate it.
You’re done with your research before there’s any official ruling. It’ll just limit the next poor sap doing the same.
- Comment on If I could make hairstyles come back into fashion I would pick this. The 80s were magical with their hairspray creations. 1 week ago:
As someone who suffered through the 80’s as a kid without participating in the madness, other than being forced to wear neon colored clothing, I can’t underline this enough.
- Comment on She is definitely a Keeper 2 weeks ago:
Yeah! 70+ coming here and dumping their memes on us.
- Comment on Looking for the perfect 5 year anniversary gift? 2 weeks ago:
Redrum redrum redrum
- Comment on Oh noes! 2 weeks ago:
I can just see this in a local fleemarket smelling like a old cum. Clueless family sitting on it and discussing how comfy it is. Everyone in the family looks like clones of each other and they are all wearing same model rubber boots.
- Comment on Another one of these to add to the bunch lol 2 weeks ago:
Would have been funnier if you had added a horny Ed Sheran running behing her.
- Comment on True story 3 weeks ago:
Change it to military hospital psych ward and it fits.
- Comment on I can't hear them 3 weeks ago:
Ploink
- Comment on You mean it gets worse? 3 weeks ago:
That’s just shit people say, because their memory is skewed to remember some stuff.
- Comment on The life cycle of a meme 3 weeks ago:
The real magic happens when people take a screenshot of the pic, crop it and reshare.
Don’t wanna brag, but I know at least two such heros.
- Comment on [deleted] 3 weeks ago:
Nothing is good. In my culture people don’t use a lot of parfumes. Mostly anti-perspirats.
It’s always a pain to meet foreign representatives that use aftershave and parfumes like it was a mosquito repellant and leave behind a trail that is still detectable 15 min after they’re gone.
- Comment on Captcha 3 weeks ago:
I’d also pick the one above, because WWII era finnish snipers has a tendency to nest in a tree.
- Comment on Never Forget. Please dear god don't forget 3 weeks ago:
I’m still scrolling, although slower.
- Comment on Amazing. 3 weeks ago:
Living the dream.
- Comment on Sexual Harrizzment 3 weeks ago:
Age and use of language don’t match.
- Comment on Canon requires an account to transfer images from your camera. Forces you to sign up using Chrome. 3 weeks ago:
Shit, no more Canon then.
- Comment on Forbidden Tech 3 weeks ago:
Yeah. Makes no fucking sense
- Comment on Forbidden Tech 4 weeks ago:
There are voltage converters (230V<->120V) that have female connectors in both ends. So if DIY guys are playing with tech from other continents.
