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@Gullible@sh.itjust.works
- Comment on Anon does a drug bust 1 day ago:
“Nyx is pretty cool. I like the way they turn into a bat. But I don’t see what that has to do with your electrical issues.”
- Comment on Anons Offer Valuble Input. 2 days ago:
AIDS, aids to you, good sir or madam or other
- Comment on Anons Offer Valuble Input. 2 days ago:
Tiny, unusable corners like those always frustrate me. They’re effectively permanent, because they cost more to take back than they are worth, and look ridiculous. I don’t mean to overreact, but whoever decided to create this useless sliver of space should get aids.o
- Comment on Anon writes an essay 3 days ago:
I mean, plagiarism is about presenting others’ ideas as your own. You can write an essay made up of exclusively the ideas of others and present it as a grand, unified theory of [ ], or grab some tasty niblets from the works of others to spice up your arguments. The idea that you are meant to singularly offer novelty to the professor (‘s assistant) who has read your thoughts multiple times that day is silly.
- Comment on Bread mold 4 days ago:
I started up a compost to help cover my conscience about food waste. Worst case scenario, my food is reborn as tomatoes, kale, and herbs. Or as a raccoon because I forgot to secure the lid.
- Comment on Bread mold 4 days ago:
I used to be the same way, following the same thought process. Just cutting off the visible mold and a small area around it. I stopped after I got food poisoning from a restaurant and had to eat hospital food for a week. Then I started up again immediately after getting back home to my moldy food. Still no repercussions, that I can tell
- Comment on Anon is eyemaxxing 4 days ago:
Huh. I always believed eye contact was simply looking people in the eyes, regardless of the direction of their gaze. They might have made the same mistake.
- Comment on Anon is smart or dumb 4 days ago:
Ozempic is an example of a satiety inducer. There are many!
- Comment on Anon watches the Blair Witch Project 4 days ago:
:::spoiler get ready to feel fear caress your tender, expectant cheek Pi
- Comment on Anon is smart or dumb 5 days ago:
You’re correct, I don’t die of sexual dissatisfaction.
But more to the point, the sense of hunger, horniness, co2 poisoning, desire for human companionship, etc. are fundamental human experiences that drive our behaviors. Their absence is noticed in more ways than might immediately be apparent. Anon’s tenuous relationship with showering, for instance, might be completely severed in the absence of a sex drive.
- Comment on Anon is smart or dumb 5 days ago:
> be me > female, hungry, 15 > only like tasty food > can't cook any tasty foods > take pills to induce satiation
- Comment on Anon is eyemaxxing 6 days ago:
- Comment on Anon is eyemaxxing 6 days ago:
Exactly. They want someone with the force of character, however small, to maintain eye contact. It isn’t an inherently positive trait, it’s simply a trait.
- Comment on Anon is eyemaxxing 6 days ago:
Don’t actually do this
You’re just trying to keep all of the eye gains to yourself
- Comment on Assumptions 1 week ago:
Ah, I take your meaning now. It was a little blurred with the manatee. As recompense for my misunderstanding, here’s a giant grain of sand
- Comment on mmm... tastes like chimkin 1 week ago:
Struggle, sure. It’s not an ideal diet by any means, but as compared to nearly certain death within a month, it’s far better. Certain cultures were nearly 100% carnivorous by necessity, and they could grow to be elderly, which demonstrates that we are unequivocally not herbivores, which was all I said. I’d never argue against us being omnivores.
- Comment on mmm... tastes like chimkin 1 week ago:
Try to feed an herbivore a nutritionally stable 100 percent meat diet and they’ll just die. Try the same with us and we’ll be relatively fine indefinitely. Definitely not herbivores
- Comment on Assumptions 1 week ago:
100 pounds? Capybaras aren’t anywhere near the size of my other examples. But I’d stay out of the water with a manatee. I don’t think a manatee would care about my existence, but I’d be fine with petting one while I’m on a boat and it’s in the water.
- Comment on mmm... tastes like chimkin 1 week ago:
Herbivores are pretty universally opportunistic carnivores. Check YouTube for examples if you want a fairly jarring few minutes
- Comment on Assumptions 1 week ago:
Giant modern herbivores I would willingly pet in the wild. Buffalo: no. Elephant: no. Reindeer: no. Rhino: no. Water buffalo: no. Giraffe: no. Hippo: no.
Based on modern examples, I’d stay the fuck away.
- Comment on Getting in on the library craze with the Reading Rainbow guy 1 week ago:
Fuck yeah, I’ve got plans after new years!
- Comment on Getting in on the library craze with the Reading Rainbow guy 1 week ago:
Wait, is this actually a thing???
- Comment on I dunno 1 week ago:
Hut hut!
- Comment on Scientific Exposure 1 week ago:
Behind you, an executive encourages your participation in academia. *plap* *plap* *plap* *plap* get published get published get published
- Comment on Anon has a plan 1 week ago:
“Where the fuck did they find a cheaper “cummytown grand opening” corduroy t-shirt? No one makes those. We don’t even make those!”
- Comment on Take a guess 🤣 1 week ago:
I can’t say that I like or agree with English English 100% oh the time, but pedo and nonce just feel right.
- Comment on Yes, I definitely do see the irony of this being posted to X 1 week ago:
This whole thing brought up an interesting question. At what point should social media no longer be considered viable for human beings looking to at least commensally communicate with one others? I personally feel we’ve already reached that point. Commensalism
- Comment on Stupid recipe 1 week ago:
Can anyone elucidate me? What’s the purpose of apple sauce/oil in cake? Moisture retention? Texture? Adherence? Taste?
- Comment on Anon defeats the slop agenda 1 week ago:
this is just confusionslop. You’re only confused because it’s confusing
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