chatokun
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- Comment on CNC 1 day ago:
I’m trying to think of the meaning you guys are saying, because for me it keeps making think of Computer Based Training, though I think that acronym fell out of use a decade ago.
Wait, I thought a sec and now I know exactly what it means. Oof ow my balls.
- Comment on 1 day ago:
I actually make baba ganoush a lot, so sometimes I use it. I actually don’t use mayo when I’m making the sandwich, but if it’s fast food or a sandwich restaurant or something I’ll ask for light mayo or sometimes just mustard.
Haven’t tried vegan mayo, but maybe I’ll give it a try next time I feel like chicken/tuna salad.
- Comment on Fictional 1 day ago:
I think it means the instead that we made up measurements to measure the speed of light, but the God in this meme doesn’t use manmade measurements, so it’s just 1 (like 1c). Since the speed of light is the max theoretical speed of anything in the universe, it makes sense that anything else could be measured in fractions of it.
- Comment on Albania what are you doing? I thought you just made peace with Aberbaijan??? 1 day ago:
It’s also what the chat in my name is from (my real name is a verb chatoyancy is related to).
- Comment on They really love me 2 days ago:
I’ve heard (as in, hearsay, so not reputable at all) that it may also be intended for emergency workers in case of a crash, but I still think that’s less likely than your explanation. If it were for emergency workers, you wouldn’t likely have it only on the rear window/bumper.
- Comment on I am always prepared to move into this version of life 3 days ago:
Not a romantic partner (obviously) but currently my sister and I are roommates, and when she’s out of town or staying at her boyfriend’s place I make the meals she isn’t really interested in, like Moqueca.
- Comment on 3 days ago:
Very small amounts of mayo to moisturize bread in a sandwich is about all the mayo I like. It’s heavy on almost anything with a significant amount, including stuff like takoyaki or okonomiyaki, which come with Japanese mayo on top by default. Chicken/tuna salads or coleslaw are maybes, but I think I like substitutes using say silky soy better anyway.
Reason I didn’t mention egg salad is because despite eggs previously being one of my favorite foods, I seemed to have developed an allergy to them. Them being in baked goods are fine, but I can’t eat them in full form. Maybe also a reason mayo messes with me.
- Comment on But why 5 days ago:
Not defending King, as I always found the gangbang suspicious after I learned about it (haven’t, and won’t read it anyway), but there are people who fully believe Trump is a pedo etc but don’t think there’s any actual files the way people want. They argue there’s evidence, sure, but not the exact client list full of incriminating details on everyone involved that people are expecting to see.
Personally, if I remember the timeline right I can see that point, and it could be true, or there could be files, but I think the lions share that associated with him should be under suspicion, no matter the political alignment, and we should still keep pushing for them anyway, even if there is a chance they aren’t the format lots of people think they are.
- Comment on Mom they're fighting again 1 week ago:
They exist in FL and I’ve climbed trees to get em. I like em when they’re yellow. Delicious coconut water and basically a coconut “jelly” lining. I also lived in the Caribbean my early life (2-7) so had a lot down there too, plus fresh sugarcane, guava, mangoes, and a thing we called a plum but was a small tree fruit that I also loved yellow ripeness. After a quick Google evidently called a June Plum or a hog plum. Used to eat em straight from the tree.
- Comment on Grab your pitchforks 1 week ago:
Eh, the only thing I dislike is the olives, and I’ve picked em off before. Sounds tasty.
- Comment on Grab your pitchforks 1 week ago:
I am up voting both your comment and the pizza crimes one, because in practice I agree with you (and personally like pineapple but hate pepperoni, sausage, and olives) I do enjoy faux rage about it too.
- Comment on Nothing to see here. Just a pine cone. 5 weeks ago:
I think there might be some anthropomorphism affecting the opinion, and I know a lot of people dislike "raising someone else’s children ", especially unknowingly.
In humans, this mostly happens to men just due to biology, but I’m sure some women have experienced swapped kids.
It’s not like those animals are betraying defined social constructs while knowing better, so i agree with you more on this, but that would be my best guess for someone reacting so emotionally to it.
(Also there’s far worse things to use for the “no god” argument, like cancer and numerous other vicious diseases or syndromes)
- Comment on Posting for the "Now guys he was MURDERED! Don't celebrate!" Crowd 1 month ago:
As others mentioned, “gang violence” is generally a euphemism for non white, especially poor, people. I used to listen to Knowledge Fight(stopped after election not because of the boys, but didn’t want to hear Jones gloat) and during several shootings that involved black victims Jones dismissed it as gang violence.
One case I recall was a shooting in a school in GA that he was spinning some other way, until he found out the school was primarily black and the victim (who survived iirc) was black. He then just stated the kid was in a gang with no proof and dismissed the story.
- Comment on Check yourself before you rex yourself 1 month ago:
Second, they loved about 10 million years apart.
But people say love can overcome anything, what’s a mere 10m years?
- Comment on choice 1 month ago:
Yeah, as I was writing it I thought the same thing. If not density though, then what do you measure as the… object itself? Since the prevailing theories are that black holes are either infinitely dense in a singularity, or that some are gravistars, we’d either turn an infinitely small dot into poop, or we’d turn something large enough for the poop to be dense enough anyway, so it may just shrink the blackhole.
Second point also works if using Schwarzschild radius or Kerr metric instead of a gravistar.
- Comment on choice 1 month ago:
Due to the nature of physics, and black hole made of poo would be the same black hole.
It’s like a question Randall got, how much water would it take to extinguish the sun? Answer of course being adding water or ice to the sun will only make it hotter.
- Comment on Foolproof advice 1 month ago:
Have a look around 🎶
- Comment on WATER! 1 month ago:
I definitely often say water, usually because of the way it’s asked, usually something like “What would you like to drink today?”
So it’s usually just “water” or “I’ll have water” or whatever drink in response. Glass of water sounds odd in response to me, especially since sometimes it’s green tea which usually wouldn’t come in a glass. Or coffee, etc
- Comment on Who is the enemy? 1 month ago:
Epidemiology too for RFK.
- Comment on Guess I'll just die 2 months ago:
There’s a podcast called Citation Needed (not the more popular Citations Needed) that is a comedy podcast reading Wikipedia and other short articles on events and subjects.
While is has no distinct theme, each of the 5 hosts has something they generally pick more. One picks disasters in exploration pretty often, and just listening to that comedy podcast that doesn’t really deep dive still shows how much this post ignores how many of those 1920s people straight up died doing their work.
- Comment on The two types of people 2 months ago:
I’m not a massive X-Men fan, but the adamantium skeleton is a misnomer. It coats his actual skeleton, and in one storyline is ripped off of him, and he still has a skeleton and more fragile bone claws.
He also has basically unlimited regeneration (well, there may be a limit but if there is it’s a ridiculous limit) which would definitely cover the blood thing anyway. Also the problematic park: where does all the energy/mass for his regeneration come from?
- Comment on Why is "mythology" in the public domain in the first place? 2 months ago:
You’ll soon learn why Protestants are named that way.
- Comment on this is exactly what copper would say 2 months ago:
At one of my prior jobs (Chicos FAS,Ft Myers, FL) a maintenance guy got fired when they caught him stealing cables for copper about 10 years ago.
- Comment on HR people smiling at you thinking that you are a complete moron 2 months ago:
Interestingly for me, the bosses I got along with always got fired first. Both companies I got laid off from had several rounds of layoffs, and in both cases my boss was round 4, and I was round 5 several months later.
- Comment on 2 months ago:
Feels a bit like the 80s market crash. Too many low quality games flooding market.
- Comment on Expert here. 2 months ago:
Kerry Cassidy, that you? When’s your next Mark Richards visit?
- Comment on Southern USA core. 2 months ago:
Iirc first cousins have a 5% chance of terrible outcomes, which might sound low but… anyone who has played D&D or other d20 TTRPGs know how often 1s hit.
- Comment on Anon saves up 2 months ago:
That used to be true, but many companies moved to Personal Time Off(PTO) instead which doesn’t have that requirement. Will vary by state and country, but I can confirm in Florida and Gerogia in the US that it’s use it or lose it. No payout necessary, even if laid off.
- Comment on Please tell me 3 months ago:
I think it’s more beer than coke. It’s also for like drinking with friends and not standing out if you don’t like alcohol but the rest do
- Comment on Can I lick it? 3 months ago:
Don’t we taste more like pork?