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- Comment on Anon spends time with his dad 15 hours ago:
I have to wonder how pissed off this dude has to be every time he comes into his philistine son’s awful little home without a single crt. The fact that he’s willing to tolerate any of this goes to show how much he loves his son. That’s goals.
- Comment on Don't forget to wash up! 21 hours ago:
After searching around for a bit, and finding only a single Etsy listing for this sticker, I’ve come to the conclusion that this is an ad for that overpriced sticker.
- Comment on Is thus true? 2 days ago:
Could you imagine having to take your thousand dollar fursuit head to a shop for repairs after only a few outings? I’d be pissed.
- Comment on Littering 🚯 3 days ago:
Just don’t credit me, I’m pretty sure I plagiarized it in part from elsewhere
- Comment on Littering 🚯 3 days ago:
We are killing less. And overwhelmingly so. If you don’t count faceless, recontectualized packaged cow, chicken, and pig meat. We’re also still pretty good about keeping our close group alive, but medicine men, insurance, and numbers over 100 are a strictly cultural practice not cemented within our genetic memory in any meaningful way, so society as a whole suffers under the burden of our limited empathy.
You can also get into the economics of governance to get a good look at what it would mean to move the systems in place enough to reach the sort of universal socioeconomic safety that you’d personally find acceptable. I’m a fan of Europe’s deal… up to a point.
I really don’t mean to cut things off, but the scope of this conversation would necessarily reach so incredibly wide that I don’t believe I can keep your attention or mine for a dozen pages of philosophy, biology, anthropology, history, psychology, and economics. In short, I, personally, can only expect people to fit neatly into a groove so long as it isn’t too far removed from the one we dug a hundred thousand years ago.
- Comment on Littering 🚯 4 days ago:
I think you might have some ontologically incongruous standards. We are crazy apes. You can take the guns away, but the murder will persist for millennia, if not gene edited out. Banning the guns and lead bullets is more likely to work than expecting humanity to spontaneously diverge from its evolutionary roots of the bang bus murder ape
- Comment on Annon relfects on W doing it for the love of the game 4 days ago:
The funny part was the massive gas tax that doubled my gas budget, which was later repealed, but gas prices were unaltered by the repeal. And I think that’s happened like 3 times in my life. I still remember thinking a dollar was expensive for gas.
- Comment on Annon relfects on W doing it for the love of the game 6 days ago:
Thank you. I could feel the aneurism developing further with every subsequent line.
- Comment on Anon disrespects their elders 6 days ago:
You could be, but the joke was to lash out in the sort of passive aggressive, out of touch obstinance that you can find in many older Christians in the US. I, as the (relatively) anonymous face, accept the responsibility and derision of playing the jester. You, as the audience, accept the responsibility of recognizing the group being emulated, and laughing at the fool.
It’s a form of punching down, sure, but I don’t respect socially bubbled bigots enough to care about their feelings, regardless of their age
- Comment on Anon disrespects their elders 6 days ago:
That’s what happens when you watch too many video games, you start disrespecting your elders. Now, back in my day, etc…
(I hope the joke is more apparent now)
- Comment on Anon disrespects their elders 6 days ago:
Video games are all either gay or the devil, and there’s nothing you can do to convince me otherwise
- Comment on Anon changes his strategy 6 days ago:
I don’t imagine any of these people understand that they need to practice it, given the reinforcement. Recognizing that you’ve reached a local maxima is also hard
- Comment on Anon changes his strategy 1 week ago:
Extreme insecurity is a terrifying thing, so withholding and abusing as a form of control to distance yourself from the parts of yourself that are insecure is the “solution.” Then they stay in social spaces where it’s standard practice to reinforce this nonsense and bob’s your uncle, you’ve got an incel.
Figuring out how to be comfortable around people in a way that doesn’t isolate you is a simple idea to vocalize, but a pretty massive undertaking.
- Comment on Anon is a redditor 1 week ago:
I mean, if I’m being perfectly honest, I’d prefer not to associate with people who frequent any of the toxic chans. A middle ground where people are capable of reading or writing something peculiar without going slackjawed would be nice.
- Comment on Anon is a redditor 1 week ago:
Completely ineffectual, though. There are too many people who cannot tolerate the absence of Reddit. The last Reddit mod strikes proved as much, as people simply let the admins dictate how, when, and why the strikes finished
- Comment on Anon finds a glitch 1 week ago:
I always panic a little, envisioning the vast game of pinball we’re constantly wading through, and also not because the sphere atomic model is just shorthand
- Comment on A succulent meal 1 week ago:
With soup
- Comment on A succulent meal 1 week ago:
From what I understand, green potatoes are rendered harmless by boiling, as the poisons are water soluble. Though they are not rendered inactive by boiling, they are diffused through the water, rendering it inadvisable to reuse for boiling other foods. Following that, harvesting these poisons is relatively easy and a good way to get Cheney, that asshole, to keep to his own fucking food.
Not disagreeing, trying to keep food waste down.
- Comment on So Deep 1 week ago:
Certainly not. My point was solely that their only method of deep frying would have involved lard, and I can’t say either way whether they did so
- Comment on So Deep 1 week ago:
Relatedly, there was a discussion here on Native Americans using oils that indicated that they did so rarely, if at all.
But native Americans did harvest lard to make protein bars, so possibly animal fat frying
- Comment on Anon works in cybersecurity 1 week ago:
>field stereotypically composed of argumentative assholes
>members congregate amongst argumentative assholesThis is as surprising as finding my old human sexuality professor on tumblr. I mean, I haven’t, but I wouldn’t be surprised.
- Comment on a very tasty snack 2 weeks ago:
entire hog carcass
Oh no, you’re getting select cuts of offal and skin and water retention agents.
- Comment on Veganuary 2 weeks ago:
You nailed my current distro like an unattended canine in front of a cheap restaurant!
- Comment on Florida GOP votes up bill to allow “opportunity” to earn subminimum wage 2 weeks ago:
Damn. Were I a politician doing something like that, I’d be terrified of being lit on fire. It is utterly bizarre how little these folks fear being lit on fire.
- Comment on Veganuary 2 weeks ago:
Just grilled beside the meat burgers at like 650ish. I’d never choose to eat it again, personally. Not just because of the texture, but the salt. I can’t use my salted burger spice mixes on a patty so pre-laden with salt. I usually make mushroom burgers instead. Certainly better for my blood pressure
- Comment on Hot dog / veggie dog 2 weeks ago:
I can’t eat bread anymore, but the egg wash on that dog’s face would inevitably compel me to take a bite. That’s a good looking dog face
- Comment on Veganuary 2 weeks ago:
I sound like someone who enjoys writing hyperbole.
But to continue the bit a bit more, you sound like someone who serves subpar food near cherished pets.
- Comment on Veganuary 2 weeks ago:
impossible burger
I’d rather kick a dog to death than eat one of these monstrosities. A creamy center is the sort of debasement that no one deserves to experience in their burger. I understand that not everyone shares my opinion, and I can accept that they are so fundamentally wrong that they should not be considered human. It is not just acceptable, it is a moral imperative to excise these subhumans from the our cities.
Mushroom, red bean, and grain burgers are the right choice.
- Comment on I don't care if this is fake, I choose to believe it 2 weeks ago:
Big bird’s mouth is one of like 3 hard surfaces on a muppet’s body. Everyone has the eyes, but big bird has a stiff, hunter’s peck. If I had more time, I’d write a snippet on it
- Comment on The developers of PEAK, explaining how they decided on pricing for their game. 2 weeks ago:
Same, quite a bit of difference to me.
$1 - 7 = how many of these are they going to charge? 100+ dollars
$8 - 70 = round to nearest $5
$70 = irrelevant collector’s edition