Gullible
@Gullible@sh.itjust.works
- Comment on Learning Japanese 10 hours ago:
For all of Lemmy’s positive qualities, it’s still filled with nerds with a complex about keeping the record straight. Some like to be rude about it, like you and I, and others simply enjoy sharing information for the sake of it.
- Comment on groceries 18 hours ago:
Grocery tierlist
Starting off with the obvious s rank. You know it, you love it. A single bag of potato wedges that you pretend you forgot to purchase.
- Comment on [deleted] 1 day ago:
I’ve never heard of this check mark. I assume she’s 15 Indians or Chinese people behind a keyboard
- Comment on Learning Japanese 1 day ago:
To spur discussion, mostly
- Comment on Learning Japanese 1 day ago:
The US still looking weird by calling Germany “Germany.”
- Comment on Good night sweet prince 2 days ago:
I just hate the insistence on using non stick on all of them. Dish washers ruin the coating. What’s the point of convenient inconveniences?
- Comment on Good night sweet prince 2 days ago:
Got it. Put the pan in the low temp test chamber
- Comment on Butter 3 days ago:
It seems completely proportional to a tall stack of pancake
- Comment on Anon watches Super Size Me 6 days ago:
Just like most of the ineffectual berating I’ve encountered.
- Comment on Anon watches Super Size Me 6 days ago:
Getting people to understand something in concept is pretty easy. I can presently berate you about like 15 things you’re currently doing poorly, but that won’t cause you to drink in my meaning and improve. The US is full of fatties who are draining the healthcare system’s available time.
Putting the onus on people to change, and shaming fast food companies for providing meals that actively detract from the quality of life of everyone in the US, that was the purpose.
But making healthy foods more accessible and easier would have been my pick.
- Comment on Xbox 360 superfan amasses all 1,353 North American discs after two‑decade collection spree 1 week ago:
I’ll be frank, I refuse to play most rpgs without speed or money hacks. They do not care about wasting your time with inane bullshit, and I am too old to wait 6 minutes to beat up a slime. I could go on, but i won’t. Not right now. Another time, at random, with no coherent purpose in the concurrent conversation. That’s when I’ll spring my rant. And they won’t run. They won’t understand what’s happening until I’ve blocked the exits. They’ll learn, whether they want to or not.
- Comment on Caw caw 1 week ago:
Originally, long nails were a way to indicate that you could avoid manual labor long enough to grow out them out. Essentially the lawn of the hands, opulent keratin. Long toenails indicating that you never even need to walk, and that your sexual partners will die of a staph infection, are an interesting twist.
- Comment on Truth 1 week ago:
I prefer a nice reverse sear grilled cheese, personally. Two slices of bread on the pan, dry, crisped up, then the cheese on the crispy side. Butter the pan, fry both sides of the sandwich until they’re only just browning and the cheese has melted through. The lighter crunch inside and outside avoids the issue of sandpapering all of your flesh off.
- Comment on If it fits... 1 week ago:
More set back, behind cars a meter taller than they need to be. They can’t see shit
- Comment on ai will surely save us all 1 week ago:
Considerations: years are counted differently in some cultures. If you’re part of an uncontacted tribe, you might have an alternative calendar or numerical system.
Trees: trees trees trees trees trees prompt: how to trees trees trees trees trees trees
- Comment on [deleted] 2 weeks ago:
I really fucking hate that we’re only a few years away from low cost autonomous weapons. Those are only in like 5 or 6 of my favorite dystopia novels.
- Comment on Boxing day nightmare 2 weeks ago:
It’s nearly 2026. You can’t just tell people to go back into the closet
- Comment on Boxing day nightmare 2 weeks ago:
Read the article as well and this was done by hired archaeologists. The sillier bit is that this is the result of the church being disallowed from reburying the exhumed skeletons. Could you imagine removing hundreds of pounds of skeletons from your basement only to have the government tell you that you have to keep them?
- Comment on Anon buys a can of beans 2 weeks ago:
I figured you were frustrated by something irl because I didn’t think you were just a colossal dick. My mistake for not blocking a tankie who spends their free time picking fights with people online. Your mod log is gross, and I should have checked it earlier. Blocked
- Comment on Anon buys a can of beans 2 weeks ago:
Dude, you’re on a greentext board arguing about a comic you’ve never read because you’re traumatized by irl events. Go talk to someone instead of misinterpreting me and my thoughts as misanthropic.
- Comment on Anon buys a can of beans 2 weeks ago:
“John Carpenter’s The Thing plays with the premise that rapidly changing attitudes and malleable thinking will get you killed.”
Sometimes an inherently destructive force is just an inherently destructive force. You can choose to discard the premise of a story to suit a narrative of persecution, or you can read a story that is actually about persecution.
- Comment on Anon buys a can of beans 3 weeks ago:
Couple of things here, demons aren’t an organic species in frieren, they’re crafted directly from magic itself to kill people. They’re 40k orcs, but slower to breed. They’re human shaped because of Darwinian mechanisms that allowed them to live longer in the shape of humans. Each any every one of them is a sociopath masking it with a malevolently high iq, with psychology of an inherently foreign base.
They’re allowed to exist freely, they choose war at every turn as their base. In fact, their king seeks coexistence and understanding, but does so by genociding humanity for a literal millennium in order to build a psychological basis for humankind’s behavior. Some demon leaders suggested that humanity would be completely wiped out to exist long before their king might finally bridge the gap.
Attempts at coexistence continue to occur, but all turned out to be subterfuge, with the ends being genocide. There’s a vague suggestion that this is a time travel based Douglas Adams-esque god crafted world-computer created to quantize human psychology, but that is also monstrous. Anyway, read the comic if you want to understand.
- Comment on With how the republican party work in 10 years the presidential candidate will be an open pedophile and they will say they defeated wokeness. 3 weeks ago:
Thank you
- Comment on With how the republican party work in 10 years the presidential candidate will be an open pedophile and they will say they defeated wokeness. 3 weeks ago:
That’s the one, guess I misremembered the order of events a smidge
- Comment on 🎵 It means something something... 🎵 3 weeks ago:
Didn’t they lack any no clue about simba being a prince, perceiving himself as a patricidal murderer, or the manipulation? I feel like I remember simba guarding that info
- Comment on With how the republican party work in 10 years the presidential candidate will be an open pedophile and they will say they defeated wokeness. 3 weeks ago:
There’s a comic where a character describes beautiful philanthropic ventures he’d begin when he becomes rich. The next panel, they’re suddenly rich. In the next, the newly minted billionaire rubs his chin in consideration. In the last panel, he says he’d like to fuck children instead.
(I’ve described it rather than posting it because I can’t think of a way to look this up without ending up on a list)
- Comment on Anon's job has perks 3 weeks ago:
- Comment on Anon's job has perks 3 weeks ago:
You would not want human manure. Human manure will eventually kill you. Pathogenic bacteria, viruses, prions, parasites, amoebas, heavy metals, plastic, the list could go on for ages but these are my biggest concerns. You will eventually contract a horrific illness from human manure, and it will cause you to wither to a husk before killing you. 0/10, do not recommend.
- Comment on Anon enjoys Minecraft 3 weeks ago:
Has something happened recently? Or has there been an ongoing issue?
- Comment on there's danger that wades in those waters 3 weeks ago:
He’d have a decent shot against many of them because they lack the brain power to conceive of the idea that something topside is messing with them. The instant they have the mind or physical ability to check, it’s bad times for him. Better have centurions ready to defend him against the odd peeking plesiosaur.