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- Comment on Let's hear it, little lemmings. 1 week ago:
both, i think
- Comment on 1 week ago:
people who fish have also always known that whales are fish. not sure about the welsh though, that seems iffy.
- Comment on Mosquitos 🦟 2 weeks ago:
she has to carry those eggs to term and all the male mosquitoes are deadbeat dads
- Comment on Help. 2 weeks ago:
the princess will be spunky and do adventures! she’ll think it’s silly how men get to wear pants, when it’s so much easier to jump between buildings in pants. y’know, standard feminist stuff.
- Comment on Help. 2 weeks ago:
title of the next brandon sanderson series. it will have a princess in it, and a 5 year old’s idea of progressive gender roles
- Comment on Which way? 2 weeks ago:
shoes and stuff. but maybe festering ingrown toenails just killed a certain percent of the population until modern times. how did prehistoric humans trim their toenails anyway? did they chew it off?
- Comment on Which way? 2 weeks ago:
i went to a surgeon with mine, he just cut stuff out. didnt even mention the existence of cauterization. so y’know, depends on the doctor you find.
i suffered along for a while more until i found out about it. had to go to a private clinic and pay a lot of money for it, of course, but so far it seems to have worked. we’ll see. i’ll consider it fixed if i go a whole year without problems. i’m at 6ish months atm.
- Comment on Which way? 2 weeks ago:
you can probably get away with having a strip cut out, as long as they cauterize the matrix. just cutting a strip out is useless, it’ll grow back exactly the same.
- Comment on Actors that have been the least believable scientist castings, I’ll start. 3 weeks ago:
- Comment on Actors that have been the least believable scientist castings, I’ll start. 3 weeks ago:
what are you talking about?
- Comment on Actors that have been the least believable scientist castings, I’ll start. 3 weeks ago:
the world is not enough, a pierce brosnan bond movie:
“Posing as a Russian scientist Bond meets American nuclear physicist Dr. Christmas Jones cooperating with Russian armed forces in overseeing the dismantling of the site.” - Comment on Hmmm... 3 weeks ago:
hmmmm
- Comment on Can any scientists confirm this important fact? 4 weeks ago:
this isnt entirely true. cats are terrible at taking direction but it is possible to direct them. i’ve done it when my cat brought a live mouse inside and we had to hunt it as a team to corral it.
- Comment on Dik Piks 1 month ago:
- Comment on Elon Musk’s AI bot adds a ridiculous anime companion with ‘NSFW’ mode 1 month ago:
born a human, but now he’s a melon-musk
- Comment on ⚡️👇👇👇⚡️ 1 month ago:
it’s just a new kind of biology
- Comment on ⚡️👇👇👇⚡️ 1 month ago:
yes, but it’s extremely complicated and bulky. first, you have to have a naked ape. then that ape has to invent science and modern technology. then it has to build an electric grid, and then eventually this becomes possible…
- Comment on Why, just why? 1 month ago:
this is stupid. give immigrants a billion pounds instead. then, they’ll stop being immigrants and instantly become expats, and anyway, billionaires are good for the economy and society. they’re job creators.
- Comment on Wheee 2 months ago:
anal bum cover?
- Comment on Temperatures surpass 29C as UK heads for heatwave 2 months ago:
most portable units i’ve seen are the one-hose kind, which barely does anything because it creates negative pressure inside and then the house is just sucking hot air in through every crack
you have to have a minisplit installed if you want proper AC, which is hundreds of dollars. also, it’s cool if you already have AC installed, but there’s not gonna be an AC installer with free time when there’s a massive heatwave like this, because everyone’s clamoring for AC.
- Comment on Into the meat grinder! 3 months ago:
has this person ever heard of the sausage industry?
- Comment on shrimp colour drama 3 months ago:
the brain’s actually trying to understand what things are made of, and it’s guessing at that based on the light that enteres the eye.
this is why when you pick up a thing outside and take it inside, it doesnt change color (edge cases exist), even though the light that reflects off of it into your eye absolutely changes a lot.
- Comment on What period was the "golden age" of TV in terms of content? 3 months ago:
the age just before the invention of television
- Comment on Polar bears 3 months ago:
the grizzly is telling him “Ah, Jesus. I wish you could see this. Light’s coming up. I’ve never seen a painting that captures the beauty of the ocean at a moment like this. I’m gonna make you rich, Bud Fox. Yeah. Rich enough, you can afford a girl like Darien. This is your wake-up call, pal. Go to work.”
- Comment on ‘It feels empty’: is Hollywood film and TV production in a death spiral? 4 months ago:
like fucking clockwork. thing is shit in the west? it’s CHINA’s fault!
- Comment on Dolphins Communicate with ‘Fountains of Pee’ 4 months ago:
smell is the first sense, pretty much. single-celled organisms already have it.
of course, in some ways, it’s not as easy as for example vision. you need 3 different kinds of photoreceptors to see pretty much all that there is to see, but you need god knows how many chemical receptors in your nose (or all over your cell wall in the case of bacteria or the like) to sense all the interesting stuff floating around.
- Comment on brap brap brap 4 months ago:
langoliers? here?
- Comment on What is an example of an adaptation of a book where the TV series was better? 4 months ago:
IIRC lemonade joe the movie was better than the book
- Comment on Dark chocolate Toblerone to be discontinued in UK due to ‘changing tastes’ 4 months ago:
Erosion
- Comment on ‘Snow White’ Banned in Lebanon Due to Gal Gadot Being on Country’s ‘Israel Boycott List’ 4 months ago:
first they came for the disney remakes starring war criminals or whatever, and there was no one left to speak
