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- Submitted 13 hours ago to [deleted] | 17 comments
- Comment on Me when I hear about Elon Musk 1 day ago:
- Comment on Broccoli, cheese, and MILFs 1 day ago:
Found my dinner tonight. Thanks!
- Comment on Broccoli, cheese, and MILFs 1 day ago:
I’ve heard it be said from many men that I knew growing up that the more processed food is, the better, because it kills all the germs that come out of the ground. I’ve not seen that man eat anything green that wasn’t on top of a fast food cheeseburger in all my years alive.
- Comment on Broccoli, cheese, and MILFs 1 day ago:
Yes but that was irrelevant because she never cooked for me, she was just hot. Still is, in fact.
We always joke that he has a Wine Mom. He thinks that we’re calling her a drunk. It means that she gets better with age.
- Comment on Why Lemmy is the Worst Social Media Platform I Use 1 day ago:
All hail HEXN3T!
- Comment on Broccoli, cheese, and MILFs 1 day ago:
Steamed broccoli + garlic salt, just done overdo the brocc until it’s mushy
- Comment on Broccoli, cheese, and MILFs 1 day ago:
I sympathize with the bottom part so much. My parents absolutely refused to cook anything ever and bought the worst, most unhealthy prepackaged foods from the grocery stores. I spent the first years of my life thinking that things like apples just weren’t sold at my local Kroger. I felt like shit mentally and physically for pretty much the first 18 years of my life because of it.
I grew up, moved out, and holy shit I love eating “rabbit food,” as my dad used to call it and I never would have learned before is that cooking is fun
- Comment on [deleted] 2 days ago:
My thoughts, too. Have you seen Reddit’s new users? I don’t want them and their made up stories or highschool love-triangle r/relationship advice crap anywhere near here
- Comment on [deleted] 2 days ago:
The biggest issues I think comes from the facts that A) there are a handful of very predatory schools with huge inter/national outreach programmes and B) highschool students are pressured into choosing their college path before graduating, when they’re still a kid.
The kids don’t know how to actually evaluate their options and end up picking the big, expensive schools just off brand recognition alone. Lots of people fell for this trap and graduated with degrees that weren’t very competitive to state degrees and cost 2-10x more.
I think the next 10 years are going to see students’ debt at graduation decrease as community college enrollment keeps going up and the stigma of “community college” education, which was a big deterrant for a long time, goes away.
- Comment on [deleted] 2 days ago:
Sounds like you answered your own question there. Tuition for foreign students is expensive because the ones who come here almost always have family that can pay for it. Like I said above, no American is spending $70k per year for undergrad studies. The smart ones are going to community colleges, which are becoming free in some capacity across most states, building up a GPA, and then transferring to a University off scholarships.
I spent 7 years in school without paying anything for tuition, everything was covered by scholarships. I’ve known many people with the same experience
- Comment on [deleted] 2 days ago:
Then why didn’t you send your kid to school in your country?
- Comment on Does the USA simply have no food safety standard at all? 2 days ago:
McDonald’s itself is poison.
Fun thing I learned recently: You know that pigs’ feed is made with whole bags of expired bread that are ground up? It’s too expensive in labor to take the bread out of the bag so they’re ground up, plastic and all. You think that doesn’t make it’s way into the meat that we eat?
- Comment on how do I become the dullest, most boring coworker so this needy man leaves me alone? 3 days ago:
Have you tried telling him… to leave you alone?
- Comment on Do spam calls "I wanna buy your house" ever work? Has anyone ever sold their house like that? 3 days ago:
In that case they’re probably fishing for active numbers, seeing which ones are real out of the list they bought online. You should never say the word “yes,” when you’re on the phone with someone you don’t trust. Scammers will record that, clip it, and use it to cause all kinds of harm impersonating you
- Comment on Do spam calls "I wanna buy your house" ever work? Has anyone ever sold their house like that? 3 days ago:
The biggest victims of phone scams are the elderly. Typically very socially isolated, lonely, and sometimes suffering from cognitive decline. Does anyone ever fall for it? You’ve got to ask yourself why the scammers would go through so much trouble if it never worked.
- Comment on Stop making up states 3 days ago:
Is it too late to get a refund for the Louisiana Purchase?
- Comment on Black Myth: Wukong producer on The Game Awards top prize snub: "I came all the way here for nothing!" 4 days ago:
Alannah Pearce namedrop i love that Aussie she was the best part of Funhaus
- Comment on I hate Trump but man... 6 days ago:
David Dees?
- Submitted 1 week ago to [deleted] | 1 comment
- Comment on R.I.P. spanish imperium 1 week ago:
Newsflash asshole, they’re all imperialist. Some just more successful than others
- Comment on Subway lovers posted 1 week ago:
You fool, that was the Plastic Ticket. Due to inflation, some franchises may not have the Golden ones. You could’ve redeemed that for a free tour of Jared Fogle’s house
- Comment on Do you have any recommendations for casual games? 1 week ago:
I played through My Friend Pedro over the weekend when I had a few hours to chill. I can’t promise that it’ll keep you preoccupied for long but I really enjoyed it
- Comment on Subway lovers posted 1 week ago:
I worked at a Pizza Hut in highscool and the first months of college. I’d never eat there as a civilian but some of the shit were (the workers) made was downright delectable.
There’s a kind of “unofficial” pizza hut menu that employees share around with all kinds of crazy stuff that you could never get just by customizing it online. The “twice-baked Hut Favorite meatball supreme” was my favorite.
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You type like a child. I was genuinely shocked to see in the comments that you’re a 21yo male. If this is how you talk to people who are closer to you, that might be the reason
- Comment on [deleted] 1 week ago:
OP of that post is a nazi incel
- Comment on Best movies of 2024: poll and discussions! 1 week ago:
Agreed. Civil War for obvious reasons but I really likes Longlegs. I check r/horror every now and again for recommendations and the amount of hate that movie gets on there is absurd
- Comment on Best movies of 2024: poll and discussions! 1 week ago:
[2/2]
Longlegs:
This movie seems like it got a lot of hate on release because of its marketing campaign. I knew nothing about it going in and loved it. Creepy imagery throughout that isn’t overpowering at the same time, either. Very effective horror flick.
The Substance:
Wow. Genre-bending “body” “horror” with two phenomenal leads and a message more relevant today than every. Come for the hype, stay for the third act.
V/H/S Beyond:
Pretty schlocky 6th entry in a middling horror anthology series, so I wouldn’t be surprised to see that it doesn’t end up on many other lists, but I loved it just like I have for every other movie in the series. The final section alone makes it worth the watch even for newcomers, IMO.
Terrifier 3:
You either love the Terrifier franchise or you don’t love it yet. The success of the series is unbelievable to see but it couldn’t have happened to a more deserving one. Bonus points that Damien Leone knew that distribution for the movie would be fucked up like all the ones so he made it set during Christmas so the people who couldn’t watch it in October didn’t feel like they were missing out.
MadS:
What if 28 days later was a single-shot found footage movie set around some French ravers? Great, fun, and short(!) movie that I loved.
