Ceedoestrees
@Ceedoestrees@lemmy.world
- Comment on MILLIPEDE FACTS 1 day ago:
Millipede Song: youtu.be/XQixwoQGZbg
- Comment on King forgot his crown 1 week ago:
The consideration is the exclusive romantic relationship. They wouldn’t have given him gifts if they didn’t believe they were in a relationship.
- Comment on Does people doing things that upset others also upset you? 2 weeks ago:
Interesting, I’ve heard that was a wheat allergy, if you react to flours in general. Since gluten is present in wheat flour, but a wheat allergy may include other grains that don’t contain gluten.
Regardless, I’d find it so difficult it wouldn’t be doable to cater to that allergy in a restaurant or store that serves wheat products. There are gluten free production kitchens out there, but they might use other flours that share proteins with wheat, that could trigger an allergic reaction. So yeah, sounds tough as hell.
To answer your question, to cater to all allergies, we could introduce regulations around opening packaged foods in places that -only- sell packaged products, and I would support it.
People just shouldn’t be eating shit with their hands and touching stuff at the same time anyway, I’m more likely to admonish someone for that.
- Comment on Does people doing things that upset others also upset you? 2 weeks ago:
Correct me if I’m missing information, but I was the head chef at a restaurant that did gluten free stuff years before it became a common menu option. Additionally, I lived with a celiac for a few years. Admittedly, I’ve been out of the industry for a long time.
As far as I knw, gluten allergies are only related to injestion, if people can have fatal responses to airborne particles, that was never a part of our food safety protocols. With celiacs, which behaves a bit differently from an allergy - they can have an extremely painful response to even small amounts of gluten, but it has to be injested. I mean, I baked bread with my roommate and he’d be fine, but he would have a reaction if he accidentally used my butter after I cut it with the same knife I used for bread.
- Comment on Does people doing things that upset others also upset you? 2 weeks ago:
I used to think leashes should be optional until I had a dog who was perfect off-leash. I could be anywhere from a wooded path to a crowded sidewalk and that dog would be right beside me, but I only ever took her on hikes or through calm neighborhoods. Plenty of people knew my dog was friendly and would stop to pet her when I was out.
My boyfriend at the time had her just as long as I did, but couldn’t control her off-leash as well as me. He tried anyway. He walked her next to a highway, she got overwhelmed, went chasing someone across the street, through traffic. Both him and the dog almost got fucked up on the highway when he tried to get her under control.
After that I only let her off leash in places where it was safe and allowed because she’s a dog and it just takes one bad moment to get her or someone else killed.
Beyond that personal anecdote, if you look at pet insurance claims statistics there are hell of a lot of accidents and attacks that start with “Dog was off-leash.”
- Comment on Does people doing things that upset others also upset you? 2 weeks ago:
Most people who have sexist or racist opinions don’t know their behavior is sexist or racist, most of it is conditioned socially.
So maybe the perfume analogy is good?
A person might not be aware is harmful, but there’s information about it, they just don’t seek it out. Maybe someone tried to explain their perfume is overwhelming, making it difficult for a small group of people to concentrate, but they’ve ignored them. When they see groups trying to get their perfume banned from public places they think those people are overreacting because they like the perfume. The perfume clearly isn’t hurting anyone because anyone who would be affected by it has left their workplace, or decided not to say anything because they keep getting ignored, and management thinks they complain too much, and they can’t lose their jobs. Socially, anyone who doesn’t like the perfume already avoids them. The perfume can’t be that big of a deal.
- Comment on [deleted] 3 weeks ago:
Like Ah, yes I need a trusty elastic around my ribs to gather sweat in the night so I sleep.
- Comment on Glitter Bats!! 3 weeks ago:
Just them. We all think it’s super weird.
- Comment on In heat 3 weeks ago:
claps
- Comment on Glitter Bats!! 3 weeks ago:
I’ve heard so many explanations I’m pretty sure Saskatchewan is like the Joker, coming up with a different lie every time someone asks.
- Comment on Glitter Bats!! 3 weeks ago:
Here’s another article that doesn’t require a sign-in.
Long story short: People in Saskatchewan call hoodies “bunny hugs” and no one knows why.
- Comment on I am two of them 4 weeks ago:
I swipe right on dudes into dudes because they won’t get weirded out by my collection of strap ons. In fact, they may be curious
- Comment on I am two of them 4 weeks ago:
Where does it say this guy, in a meme, that’s a joke, in a shitpost, on the internet, is straight?
- Comment on I am two of them 4 weeks ago:
Any consenting time with dick expectations and clean zeros.
- Comment on I am two of them 4 weeks ago:
Any consenting surface with zero dicks and clean expectations.
- Comment on I am two of them 4 weeks ago:
Any consenting adult with a clean dick and zero expectations.
- Comment on I am two of them 4 weeks ago:
Girl here. I would eat free onion rings.
- Comment on Would you be dumb enough to wear this shirt in public? 4 weeks ago:
First old lady sits down on the other side. “She’s got two hands, don’t she?”
- Comment on Make a new friend! 4 weeks ago:
I’d take that gample for a chance at some whimsey. What else I doing with my life.
- Comment on Would you be dumb enough to wear this shirt in public? 4 weeks ago:
Generous man, with two extra pumps. I dated a Mormon and got no pumps until I swapped his anti-seizure meds with caffeine pills.
- Comment on How do I start a crypto wallet 5 weeks ago:
Yeah no worries. Didn’t mean to sound defensive. Making sure people know that pumping a coin isn’t the same as a pump and dump, and yeah, anyone getting into crypto should definitely know about all the rug-pulls.
- Comment on How do I start a crypto wallet 5 weeks ago:
Didn’t call it a Pump and Dump for a reason.
I knew the people involved and it looked like they were legitimately trying to develop a product. It was 50/50 pump scheme/real project, since they never did a rug pull. They were honest with themselves about most investors not a shit about their project, who going to sell high anyway.
- Comment on How do I start a crypto wallet 5 weeks ago:
I say this as someone who’s been involved in cryptocurrency, in some way, for almost a decade: Do not look at it as a source of income. That’s my warning.
Most the money I’ve made ofd crypto was by accepting it as a source of payment for freelance work, and selling when the price went up. I’ve made only one lucrative investment on a token and it’s because the developer team was a friend of a friend, I only spent the money I could easily afford and pulled out early, once it tripled. Don’t fall for FOMO, even if you could have made more money.
If you go forward, stick with media put out by the major, legitimate exchanges. They have a lot of information on how to get started.
Stay away from crypto-bro hype schemes, do not buy/trade anything from any project/company that isn’t legitimate, with a strong social media presence and a community.
However, you can make good money off pump schemes if you’re in their communities and keeping and close watch on what they’re doing.
Sign up for airdrops of new tokens and coins, shit you can get for free just by joining/signing up for something. A lot of times it’s trash you’ll never get rid of, sometimes it’s free money.
I’ve been using metamask as a wallet for years, it’s one of the most accessible platforms and has a lot of information and support on how to use it.
For the love of god do not look to NFTs as an investment.
Never, ever, spend money you can’t afford to lose.
- Comment on I've hated donald trump since day one but then I saw this and thought.... 1 month ago:
That bus would have its brake lines cut before Trump’s first diaper change.
- Comment on Am I weird for avoiding flying on prop planes, and only fly on jets? 1 month ago:
This is called a ‘Hyperbole.’
I didn’t realize I was giving fascists a reason not to stop being fascists.
- Comment on Am I weird for avoiding flying on prop planes, and only fly on jets? 1 month ago:
that’s super weird and also I think fascist somehow
- Comment on When you take a moment to think back at your High School years 1 month ago:
Steve’s still just as fit as ever, he even offered his truck so I didn’t have to pay movers. My kid likes to play with Clara’s on weekends, while she tells me the funniest stories about customers. She’s seeing someone new she’s pretty excited about. We’re all in a band and we practice in my garage on weekends, I don’t mind hosting. I’d rather fill that space with old friends than bitter memories.
- Comment on There's a noticable influx of trans kids in my job. Are there any topics I should avoid or considerations I should take into account when training them? 1 month ago:
If one of my besties thought they could live their best life as a helicopter I would absolutely support them.
- Comment on How can I properly learn deaf sign languages? 1 month ago:
Bumping because I’m interested, too. I tried teaching myself ASL, hoping to find a good, free app. The only decent resources I found were paid.
- Comment on Rule 34 rule 1 month ago:
Wait, you don’t imagine elaborate narratives where, say, Adrien Brody’s car breaks down in a stretch in the wilderness with nothing but your cabin for miles. So he walks toward the only structure and I’m there studying mosses and it’s so remote I have a sat phone I let him use to call for help, but it’ll be a while so I make him some tea and we get to talking. Night falls before help comes so I light a fire in the pit and let him borrow a sweater I stole from an ex and pull out a bottle of whiskey I was saving for something special but it’s special enough. It keeps us chatting untill the early hours when a tow truck finally shows and I see him off. When I get home from my studies I find a package waiting for me—it’s the sweater he borrowed, a thank you card, and a bottle of fine whiskey?
(I’m uncomfortable sexually fantasizing about real people.)